Toronto police say it was alleged a six-year-old Black student was confined to a closet-sized office and hateful words were written on a desk
Toronto police say detectives found no evidence to support criminal charges after it was alleged a six-year-old Black student was forcibly locked in a room at a local elementary school.
They say officers interviewed “dozens of people,” including the child, their family, teachers and former students as part of the investigation. Police say while they understand the allegations are “upsetting,” the investigation “found no evidence to support the laying of charges.” The TDSB says it has to inform Toronto police and the Children’s Aid Society when serious allegations are brought to its attention and receive their permission to proceed with an internal board investigation.
Philippines Latest News, Philippines Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Toronto police find 'no evidence' of forcible confinement of 6-year-old Black studentToronto police found “no evidence” to support laying charges against Toronto elementary school staff who allegedly forcibly confined a six-year-old Black student in a closet-sized room – a decision advocates say is “anchored in anti-Black racism.”
Read more »
'Inadequate investigation': Police find 'no evidence' of forcible confinement of 6-year-old Black studentToronto police found 'no evidence' to support laying charges against Toronto elementary school staff who allegedly forcibly confined a six-year-old Black student – a decision advocates say is 'anchored in anti-Black racism.'
Read more »
Toronto's subway system was just ranked the most efficient in North AmericaA group of urban transport experts from around the globe has determined in a new ranking that Toronto's public transportation system is, contrary t...
Read more »
Toronto police review sudden deaths for links to man charged in lethal product saleToronto police say they are reviewing sudden deaths that could be linked to an Ontario man accused of selling a lethal substance to people at risk of self\u002Dharm.
Read more »
Calgary tourist lists favourite things about Toronto and here's what they saidWith over 27 million annual visitors, Toronto remains the top-visited Canadian city by a long shot, with travellers from around the world flocking ...
Read more »
Boy, 15, dies in hospital after sustaining head injury climbing on moving Toronto subwayA 15-year-old boy who was critically injured after climbing on top of a moving TTC subway car last week has died, police said.
Read more »