How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem
How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem
www.thestar.com How a Toronto police complaints officer belittled a criticism about bike lanes — and why advocates say it’s a problem
"The police can park where they need to. If they wanted to park upside down, inside out, or on top of a building, that would be acceptable."
“The police can park where they need to. If they wanted to park upside down, inside out, or on top of a building, that would be acceptable.”
The 32-year-old cyclist stared at the email in disbelief. She wondered if the Toronto Police unit complaint co-ordinator who sent it to her been hacked, or was he just having a bad day?
