Media Advisory - Press Conference: Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations to Release Final Report
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Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person InvestigationsMar 30, 2021, 09:10 ET
TORONTO, March 30, 2021 /CNW/ - The Hon. Gloria J. Epstein, Head of the Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations, invites members of the media and public to join a virtual press conference on Tuesday, April 13th at 11am.
After extensive examination and investigation, the Independent Review is submitting its Report and recommendations to the Toronto Police Services Board (TPSB). Press conference attendees can expect to hear an overview of the Report's findings into the Toronto Police Service's conduct in missing persons investigations, particularly in relation to LGBTQ2S+ and marginalized and vulnerable communities, as well as recommendations to promote efficient, effective, discrimination-free investigations and better police relations with affected communities.
The Report will be available under NDA and embargo for media to review one hour prior to the press conference on Tuesday, April 13th.
WHAT: |
Virtual Press Conference Event, presented by The Independent Civilian Review |
WHEN: |
Tuesday, April 13th at 11am. Report will be shared with media one hour prior |
WHO: |
Hon. Gloria J. Epstein, Head of the Independent Review |
WHERE: |
Media will receive a participatory link via accreditation process (see below) to ask |
MEDIA |
Please email the Media Contact for required NDA. |
About The Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations
The Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations (the "Review") was prompted, in large part, by the tragic deaths of members of Toronto's LGBTQ2S+ communities and by deep concerns about how the Toronto Police Service (the "TPS") conducted the investigations into their disappearances. The Review is designed to evaluate how the TPS has conducted and is conducting missing person investigations, particularly in relation to LGBTQ2S+ and marginalized and vulnerable communities, make recommendations to promote efficient, effective and discrimination-free investigations and better police relations with affected communities. For more information, please visit www.missingpersonsreview.ca.
SOURCE Independent Civilian Review into Missing Person Investigations
Media Contact: Fontane Choi, [email protected], 647.400.2468
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