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An unexplained or suspected homicide which may include

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An unexplained or unknown cause of death
Found human remains
Obvious or suspected foul play
Any other suspicious circumstances

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NCMPUR

A 
National
Center for 
Missing 
Persons and
Unidentified
Remains
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Continued detention

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The detention of property beyond the initial 3 months from the date of seizure

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Forfeiture

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Seizure of private property because

It was illegally obtained or
It is an illegal substance or
The legal basis for possession has ended

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Forfeiture order

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An order prepared and signed by Justice to authorize the disposal of seized property by the public prosecution service of Canada and/or the ministry of Attorney general

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Property

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Any article and/or document found by, seized by, surrendered to, or intended to be surrendered to a service member

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Seizing officer

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A piece officer who has seized property, either with or without search warrant, and includes court officer doing unlawful execution of their duties

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Missing persons act came into effect

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July 1 2019

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Missing persons act assists police officers by providing them the ability to:

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Obtain a court order for a person whose entity to produce records that would assist in locating a missing person

Obtain a search warrant to allow entry into a premise to locate a missing person

Make an urgent demand for records without judicial authorization

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NMPDP

A 
National
Missing
Persons 
Dna
Program
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Before an amber alert is initiated the following must be met

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  • the investigator believes a child under 18 years of age has been abducted
  • the investigator believes the child is in danger
  • there is descriptive information about one or more of the following the child, abductor, vehicle
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Missing person

Repoetee is situated in Toronto
MP is a resident of Toronto

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division the report resides

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Reportee is situated in Toronto
Missing person is not a resident of the city of Toronto
Area of the person is missing from is known

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Division reportee resides

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Report tea is situated in Toronto
Missing person is not a resident of Toronto
Area of the person is missing from is unknown

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Division reportee resides

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Reportee is situated outside of Toronto

Missing person is a resident of Toronto

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Division missing person resides

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Reportee is situated outside of Toronto
Missing person is not a resident of Toronto
Area of the person is missing from is known

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Division missing person last known to be

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Reportee is situated outside of Toronto
Missing person is not a resident of Toronto
Area of the missing person is missing from is unknown

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Tpoc to determine

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Child apprehension warrant in regards to missing persons what age?

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16 years of age

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Amber alert

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A cooperative effort between police, the media and the Ministry of transportation to provide early notification to the public where a person under 18 years of age is believed to have been abducted and were circumstances lead police to believe that the abductive person is in danger of serious bodily harm or death and there’s enough descriptive information about the abducted person, and / or the abductor, and a slash or the abductors vehicle to believe an immediate broadcast alert will help in locating the person. And Amber alert will have a duration of 5 hours following activation unless canceled or extended

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Incident Commander

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The police officer who is taking charge of the incident and who is in charge at the command post and in conjunction with other emergency services commanders is responsible for coordinating and managing police response at an incident

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Level 1 missing person search

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The level of search implemented when a person is reported missing and there are no extenuating circumstances. At this level there are minimal concerns regarding the issues of foul Play or the infirmity or limitations of the missing person

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Level 2 missing person search

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The level search when a missing person is:

  • under 16 years and judge likely to be incapable of caring for themselves
  • mentally challenged
  • over 65 years of age or infirm
  • there is evidence of foul Play
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Level 3 missing person search

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The level of search implemented when the level 1 and level 2 missing person searches are ineffective or if the situation due to extenuating circumstances necessitates that this level be initiated immediately

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Missing person

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A persons whereabouts is unknown and:

  • the person has not been in contact with people who would likely be in contact with the person
  • it is reasonable in circumstances to fear for the person’s safety because of the circumstances surrounding the person’s absence or because of any other prescribed considerations
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NCMPUR

National center for missing person and unidentified remains

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The national center created and maintained by the RCMP to compile data on missing persons and identified remains

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Non parental abduction

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The unlawful removal of a child by a person other than a parent, guardian, or person having lawful care or charge of the child

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Parental abduction

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Unlawful removal of a child by a parent guardian or any other person having lawful care or charge of a person under the age of 14 whether or not there is a custody order in relation to that child made by a court with the intent to deprive a parent guardian or person having lawful care or charge of the person

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Search management team

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The team from emergency management and public order supported by the requesting division responsible for coordinating a level 3 search for missing person

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Search manager

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The police officer in charge of emergency management and public order search management team

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Unit

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A section of the service as designated by the board such as field headquarter, division, bureau or squad

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Regulated interactions collecting information for the purposes of:

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1) inquiring into offenses that have been or might have been committed
2) inquiring into suspicious activities to detect offenses
3) gathering information for intelligence purposes

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Regulated interactions this procedure does not apply when the police officer is attempting to collect identifying information from an individual when:

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  • investigating an offense the police officer reasonably suspects has been or will be committed
  • the individual is legally required to provide the information to a police officer (eg during a traffic stop)
  • the individuals under arrest or is being detained
  • the police officer is in engaged in a covert operation
  • the police officers executing a warrant, acting pursuant to a court order or performing related duties
  • the individual is employed in the administration of justice or is carrying out duties or providing services that are otherwise relevant to carrying out the police officer’s duties
33
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Human Rights code section 1

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Freedom from discrimination based on the race place of origin age color ethnic origin gender identity or gender expression

34
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Canadian Charter of Rights and freedoms section 9

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Protection against arbitrary detention

35
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Canadian Charter of Rights and freedoms section 15

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The right to equal treatment under the law

36
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MFIPPA

A 
Municipal
Freedom of
Information
Protection and 
Privacy
Act
37
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Historical contact data

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Record submitted into the services records management systems prior to January 1st 2017 and may include any such submitted report whether or not it would have been categorized as regulated interaction report had it been submitted on or after January 1st 2017

38
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Controller regulated interactions

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The member of the service designated by the chief of police who assesses procedural compliance of regulated interaction reports, Once they have been approved or restricted by supervisory officer

39
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Identifying information

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Any information that alone or in combination with other information can be used to identify an individual. It may include information about an individual’s race age sex sexual orientation gender identity marital or family status economic circumstances and education medical psychiatric psychological criminal or employment history

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Regulated interaction

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An attempt by police officer to collect identifying information by asking an individual in a face-to-face encounter to identify himself or herself or to provide information for purpose of identifying the individual

41
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Regulated interaction report

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The electronic record of a regulated interaction submitted into the services record management system whether or not identify information was collected during the regulated interaction

42
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Restricted referring to the regulated interactions

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A classification which applies to historical contact data that may apply to regulated interaction reports for which the service has instituted constraints that prevent access to the record

43
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Chiefs special investigations unit (SIU) on call designated authority

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A member of the cadre of on-call Toronto police service uniform senior members that acts as the designated authority and manages the SIU event in the field on behalf of the chief

44
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Special investigations unit SIU mandate

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The SIU director may cause an investigation to be conducted into any incident in which any of the following occurs if the incident may have resulted from the criminal conduct of a service official

  • death of a person
  • serious injury of a person
  • discharge firearm at a person
  • sexual assault of a person as reported by the person
45
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SIU director may cause an investigation to be conducted if at the time of the incident:

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-the official was on duty

  • the official was off duty but:
    1) engaged in the investigation pursuit detention or rest of a person or otherwise exercise the powers of a police officer whether or not the official intended to exercise such powers or identified him or herself as a person who may exercise such powers
    2) the incident involved equipment or other property issued to the official in relation to his or her duties
46
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Intelligence LED policing consist of:

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Crime management
Disorder resolution
Problem oriented policing
Targeted policing
Directed patrol
47
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Community policing

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An operational philosophy requiring local police community partnerships that prioritize and solve problems in order to enhance safety, prevent crime, maintain order and enforce the law

48
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Community patrol

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The performance of general policing duties in the community by officers assigned to a combination of general and directed patrol targeted and problem-oriented policing initiatives

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Community police liaison committee cplc

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A divisional committee that represents all segments of the community

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Crime analysis

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Set of systematic, analytical processes directed at providing timely and pertinent information relative to crime patterns and trend correlation

51
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Crime prevention

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The anticipation, recognition and appraisal of a crime risk followed by the initiation of some action to remove or reduce the risk and the measurement and evaluation of the outcome

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Directed patrol

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A specific activity designed to address and identify the concern within the community

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General patrol

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Routine policing activities carried out by officers within the specified area. It is an important part of community policing that does not specifically focus on or Target identify concern within the community but permits officers to accomplish their general policing duties in a non-focus manner

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Order maintenance

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Upholding community standards using both informal community activities and law enforcement to create a safer environment and an improved quality of life

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Problem in reference to crime and disorder management

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An issue dealing with public disorder or crime that has been identified either by the police or by members of the community that requires police community intervention

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Problem-oriented policing

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A technique by which public disorder and crime issues are identified, analyzed and strategies are developed to eliminate or bring the issues under control

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Quality of life

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An actual or perceived social economical and physical environment which is conducive to a state of mental and physical well-being when applied to neighborhoods or communities it means that there’s little disorder or antisocial activity, permitting local community members to go about their daily activities with minimal fear or disruption

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Guidelines for divisional crime management

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  1. Long-term strategic planning and evaluation to set the direction for the division
  2. Short-term daily tactical planning and evaluation to adjust and react as required
  3. Integrated role for divisional CPLC’s
  4. Targeted debriefing of all prisoners
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Duties of a police officer

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A) preserving the peace
B) preventing crimes and other offenses and providing assistance and encouragement to other persons in their prevention
C) assisting victims of crimes
D) apprehending criminals and other offenders
E) laying charges and participating in prosecutions
F) executing warrants
G) performing awful duties that the chief of police assigns
H) enforcing bylaws

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Controller source

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The detective sergeants intelligence services covert operations who ensures the effective control accountability and evaluation of the source continually assessing the risks and managing all information provided by the source. The controller source is responsible for the source management program of the Toronto police service

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Crown letter source

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A document provided to the crown attorney by intelligence services corporate operations Source management on behalf of a source seeking consideration for that source of assistance to the police. All crown lettersb issued on behalf of the source shall only be provided by the unit commander of intelligence services

62
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2 sections of PDRC pediatric death review committee

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Child welfare
-involving children and youth involved with the services of a children’s age society cas or indigenous child well-being society within 12 months of the death

medical
-pertains to the medical diagnosis or provision of care have been identified

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PDRC medical panel

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Pediatric experts
Forensic pathologists
Senior staff from the office of the chief coroner

Chaired by the regional Chief corner for the province of Ontario

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PDRC child welfare panel

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Police
Crown attorneys
Senior staff from the office of Chief corner
Representatives from child welfare organizations

Chaired by the chief coroner for province of Ontario

65
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Homicide investigation

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Led by detective operations homicide into the circumstances surrounding a sudden death where there is:

Obvious or suspected foul Play
The cause of death cannot be explained
Found human remains
Any other suspicious circumstance

66
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Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS)

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Second death of an infant under one year of age

Remains unexplained after a thorough investigation

Must include a complete autopsy, examination of the death scene, a police investigation and a review of the child’s clinical history

67
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Sudden unexplained death

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Means the death investigation of a child due to:
SIDS
Accidental injury
Non accidental injury due to neglect or abuse
Previously undiagnosed natural disease process

Eg) an old healed fracture, previous history of child abuse, positive toxicology which cannot be explained

68
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DVRM/ODARA
Domestic violence risk management
Ontario domestic assault risk assessment

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A report that shall be completed for all domestic violence occurrences

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Criteria offense - Ontario major case management

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Homicides
Sexual assaults
Trafficking in persons
Non-familial abductions and attempts
Missing persons occurrences
Found human remains
Criminal harassments
Any other cases designated as major case
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Bona fide reasons

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A victim or witness who may possibly require or seek admission to the provincial witness protection program

Crown attorney is requesting information for disclosure

The information is necessary to prove essential elements of an offense

Investigations where circumstances make it clear that is essential to the public or officer safety and security to ascertain immigration status of victim or witness

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Domestic violence

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Any physical sexual or psychological harm caused or attempted between persons involved in an intimate relationship

Assault
Murder
Sexual assault
Threatening
Harassment
Intimidation
Unlawful interference with personal Liberty
Any other criminal offense
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Victim

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A person to whom harm was done or who suffered physical or emotional loss as a result of the commission of an offense

73
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Victim quick response program

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Administered by the victim services Toronto that provides quick financial assistance to victims of homicide, attempt to murder, serious physical assault, domestic violence, sexual assault and hate crime in the immediate aftermath of a crime

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Victim witness assistance program (VWAP)

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Operated by the Ontario Ministry of Attorney general.

Provided on a priority basis to most vulnerable victims and witnesses of violent crimes such as

Domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, homicide and hate crime

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