'I don't understand why… when one of our officers loses their dog, that dog is like losing their partner, and zero from the mayor.'
"I don't understand why… when one of our officers loses their dog, that dog is like losing their partner, and zero from the mayor. And the mayor wasn't even there in the morning when the dog was taken off to Guelph for the autopsy," Reid said, referring to the police procession held for Bingo the day after his death.
FILE - Toronto mayor-elect Olivia Chow speaks to media outside City Hall in Toronto, Tuesday, June 27, 2023. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Arlyn McAdorey "I do not see the issue with our new mayor coming out and supporting the men and women that do this job each and every day," he said.When asked to respond to the TPA's statement, the mayor's office said Chow sent messages to Demkiw after each incident to send along to the officers involved.
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