Charges for cops for wrong-way crash that killed 4 | CTV News Toronto at Six for Jan. 17, 2025



The SIU has laid criminal charges against two Durham officers for a wrong way police chase on Highway 401, leading to a crash that killed four people; the Toronto police union says George Sault had 75 convictions prior to being taken in after allegedly ramming police cars in a stolen white Hummer; and, qs Ontario begins sending out $200 rebate cheques to residents, the Opposition continues to dismiss the move as a pre-ballot box bribe.

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37 thoughts on “Charges for cops for wrong-way crash that killed 4 | CTV News Toronto at Six for Jan. 17, 2025”

  1. The cops in pursuit should have waited for other officers to be able to locate the robbers on the highway but driving the right way. How do I know? Because the cops would have charged you for going the wrong way even if you were vulnerable (e.g. road rage driver chasing you). I mean it was an LCBO a robbery. If the cops weren’t chasing the robbers would the robbers be driving on the wrong side of the road or just driving back home? Also who caused the head on collision? The robber or the cops?

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  2. Omg why we haven't heard this news..the police are responsible because they killed those people! It seems cops in Canada dont take responsibility for any wrongdoing. They always blame others for their incompetence. Reminds me of Trudeau..never get accountable for any wrongdoing!

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  3. 2:25 😒 even when they wrong they still don't wonna admit it… 4 people lost they life and all they got to say is "well it wasn't our fault,its they're fault 🤷🏼‍♂️🤷🏼🤷🏼🤷🏻‍♂️🤷🏼‍♀️"

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  4. You think cops care ? They knew the dangers of such an action but did it anyways because even if they get charged it won’t be like charging a civilian due to qualified immunity and their union which backs them up even when they commit such crimes . Corrupt system-police-.

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  5. Tragic and catastrophic mishandling of police officers doing their job. How cowards are SIU and the police chief ready to go to be politically correct while the criminal returns to probation. The SIU and police chief should be ashamed. So cowardly.

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  6. How about the cops STOP chasing criminals when there are innocent citizens around.
    I'm sure precinct have means to get a hold of choppers.
    People have to stop upholding the police that do not use common sense.

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  7. Well this is one huge mistake that are government has allowed drugs to be handed out like candy we don't want to keep feeding them poisoned and killing family's from lose of life. I have lots friends who have died of suicide people are being pushed into a bad place

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  8. the law should apply to everyone,if she broke the law arrest her,if she was doin speed limit he would still be alive,police permitted to get away with neglegence causing death,for coffee,cant make this stuff up,A grieving widow whose husband was run over and killed by a speeding Ontario Provincial Police officer can’t believe the force told her it won’t hold a public hearing into the case because it decided the misconduct was "not serious." Courtney D’Arthenay said she was shocked to read those words in a letter from OPP brass — a decision that narrows potential penalties for the officer involved and leaves her wondering if she will ever get answers to her many outstanding questions in the case.“My entire life is completely altered in a way I could never imagine. I can’t go back to what it was. It’s the most serious thing when you don’t have a life partner any more,” D’Arthenay said in an interview.In response to questions from CTV News Toronto, an OPP spokesperson agreed the tone of the response was "cold"Around midnight on September 29, 2020, Dorzyk, 35, was run over and killed in Midland, north of Barrie. An investigation found Const. Jaimee McBain was driving an unmarked SUV at the time, returning from getting coffee for another officer at a crime scene.the Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD), did find McBain committed discreditable conduct. The vehicle’s GPS showed she was speeding between 72 km/h and 97 km/h, even though the limit at that intersection was 60 km/h.But the OPP took the complaint in another direction, After careful consideration… it is my decision the misconduct was not of a serious nature and this matter can be addressed informally without holding a hearing,” wrote Supt. Tracy Dobbin of the OPP’s Office of Professionalism,You would hope that the police would take this seriously enough to hold the officer accountable. But they’ve used the lack of seriousness, which society treats pedestrian deaths, to excuse the officer of significant wrongdoing. That’s morally reprehensible. I think normal person would hear this story and be appalled,”It also substantiated misconduct against an attending office, Sgt. Amy Thompson, who made comments blaming Dorzyk for his own death“But the choice she made, to be speeding as a professional driver, she fundamentally didn’t uphold what we count on her to do as a community. And the ramifications of her choices are irreparable,she is curruntely being payed 141,899 tax dollars and actually recieved several raises since the incident

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