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Toronto Police, OPP and RCMP, destroying Canadas reputation, civil liberties, and, our economy. Ontario alone is getting crushed like a bug thanks to MANY stories like this. I could provide too may stories on this subject across multiple police forces.
America, do NOT become like Canada...
EXCLUSIVE: Toronto cop earned $1M over 12 year suspension - CityNews Toronto
He’s Toronto’s million-dollar police officer.
Const. Ioan-Florin Floria, who has been off the job since he was nabbed in a big drug sweep in 2007, earned over $300,000 in salary over the past three years and has been taking home a regular paycheque for the past 12 years, without even clocking in for a shift.
Floria is one of 20 Toronto police officers currently on paid suspension, according to data obtained by CityNews through a Freedom of Information request.
The names of the officers weren’t released but their suspension dates, divisions, and ranks detail an ongoing problem for Toronto Police – and many other police services across the province.
Officers bringing home six-figure salaries – sometimes for years- without providing any level of public service.
“If you have a police officer making the money they are, and who have sworn the oath they have sworn, and are unable to come in to work and do their duty because of actions on their own part, then we have to deal with that,” Jeff McGuire, the executive director of the Ontario Association of Police Chiefs, explained.
Floria is one of the officers Toronto Police Services (TPS) has to deal with.
Arrested in 2007 and charged with several criminal offences linked with organized crime, the traffic services officer has stayed on the payroll for over a decade without delivering a single ticket.
In 2012 a jury acquitted him of six criminal charges, including money laundering and accessory after the fact to kidnapping, but his charges under the Police Services Act still lingered.
America, do NOT become like Canada...
EXCLUSIVE: Toronto cop earned $1M over 12 year suspension - CityNews Toronto
He’s Toronto’s million-dollar police officer.
Const. Ioan-Florin Floria, who has been off the job since he was nabbed in a big drug sweep in 2007, earned over $300,000 in salary over the past three years and has been taking home a regular paycheque for the past 12 years, without even clocking in for a shift.
Floria is one of 20 Toronto police officers currently on paid suspension, according to data obtained by CityNews through a Freedom of Information request.
The names of the officers weren’t released but their suspension dates, divisions, and ranks detail an ongoing problem for Toronto Police – and many other police services across the province.
Officers bringing home six-figure salaries – sometimes for years- without providing any level of public service.
“If you have a police officer making the money they are, and who have sworn the oath they have sworn, and are unable to come in to work and do their duty because of actions on their own part, then we have to deal with that,” Jeff McGuire, the executive director of the Ontario Association of Police Chiefs, explained.
Floria is one of the officers Toronto Police Services (TPS) has to deal with.
Arrested in 2007 and charged with several criminal offences linked with organized crime, the traffic services officer has stayed on the payroll for over a decade without delivering a single ticket.
In 2012 a jury acquitted him of six criminal charges, including money laundering and accessory after the fact to kidnapping, but his charges under the Police Services Act still lingered.
