Canada Crime Week: Murders, Fugitives & Corruption
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A former law dean arrested in France, four Toronto homicides in one day, and a police corruption probe with alleged organized crime links.
This week’s Crime Week follows the arrests, allegations and investigations putting Canadian crime and policing under the microscope.
In this episode, we break down:
- The former University of Manitoba law dean arrested in France and the allegations surrounding hundreds of thousands of dollars in university funds
- Four Toronto homicides in a single day, including two men found shot dead inside burning vehicles
- Illegal guns, ammunition and the growing challenge of organized crime in Canadian cities
- The emotional victim impact statements in the Kenneth Law sentencing proceedings
- How a routine Saskatoon seat-belt check led police to two Canada-wide fugitives
- Project South and allegations involving current and former Toronto police officers
- The reported connections investigators are examining between organized crime, Ryan Wedding and wider cartel activity
- What major corruption investigations can mean for public trust and front-line police officers
- Hosts: Mike Wixson, Jim Lang
Timestamps:
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:41 Former Manitoba law dean arrested in France
- 04:35 Four Toronto homicides and illegal guns
- 08:06 Kenneth Law victim impact statements
- 10:38 Seat-belt stop catches two Canada-wide fugitives
- 12:42 Project South and Toronto police corruption allegations
- 17:04 Organized crime and the impact on Canadian policing
- 20:27 Final thoughts
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