Manjit S. Basran

No one should feel unsafe because of who they are. If you have been targeted by hate, @PeelPolice is here to help. If you experience or witness one, report it. ☎️ Call 9-1-1 in an emergency 📞 For non-emergencies, call 905-453-3311. 💻 You can also report online at peelpolice.ca/hate. We’re here to listen, support, and take action.

Fake Plates. Real Consequences. 🚨 @PeelPolice's Safer Roads Team have laid charges in an investigation involving a driver displaying a fake license plate with hate-motivated language. After obtaining video surveillance footage and positively identifying the driver involved, charges were laid under the Highway Traffic Act. Hate in any form causes real harm and is unacceptable in our community. Anyone who witnesses or experiences a hate-motivated incident or crime is encouraged to report it.

59 recruits were officially sworn in and received their badges - representing the very best stepping forward to serve our communities. Please join us in welcoming our newest members to the #PeelPolice family and wishing them well as they begin the next phase of their journey at their respective police divisions.

Does hate = hate crime? Everyone has the right to their beliefs — but no one has the right to threaten, harass, or harm others (or their property) because of who they are. That’s when police get involved. If you see a hate crime in progress, call 911. If it’s not, call 905-453-3311 or report online at peelpolice.ca/report it. #CrimePreventionWeek #CPWeek2025

Today, we join Sikh communities across Ontario and around the world in celebrating Gurpurab, marking the birth of Guru Nanak Dev Ji. His message of equality, compassion and service reminds us to support one another and give back to our communities. Wishing everyone celebrating a very Happy Gurpurab.

This afternoon, we were honoured to attend the Sikh Remembrance Day ceremony today at the military grave of Private Buckam Singh, who fought in France during the first World War.   Private Singh was one of only nine Sikh soldiers allowed to serve with the Canadian Forces in World War One, and his grave is the only military grave in Canada of a Sikh soldier from both World Wars.   #LestWeForget

This is so awesome. The Sikh regiments played an oversized role in the Imperial Army for centuries. It was Sikh regiments who relieved the Canadian Army at the Second Battle of Ypres. A proud martial tradition which many Sikhs continue in the @CanadianArmy today.

The Peel Police Service Board has approved the 2026 Budget – investing in 175 new officers next year to strengthen our frontline, increase community presence, improve response times, and keep our streets safer. The 9.9% increase will enhance community safety and well-being across the region today and in the future. Learn more: peelpolice.ca/Modules/News/i…

We’ve officially introduced a dedicated Hate Crime Unit, working alongside the Cross Functional Support Team and the Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Bureau to better serve our communities. These teams will lead investigations into hate-motivated incidents, support victims, and build trust with those most impacted. Learn more at ow.ly/W2LS50XcEn5 #NeitherDoWe

Last night, @SevaFoodBank recognized the Peel Police Service Board with their Founders Award at their annual Gala, a celebration of years of shared service and collaboration. Vice-Chair @SumeetaKohli accepted the award on behalf of the Board. #CommunityPartnership #SevaFoodBank #PeelPolice

The Peel Regional Police South Asian Internal Support Network collected nearly 400 backpacks 🎒 filled with school supplies! Donations went to Families of Virtue, ResQ Youth, Acorn2Oak & DMU’s Project Journey. Thank you to all who made this possible! #CSWB #BacktoSchool #PRP🚨

Suspect Identity Sought in Hate-Motivated Assault Read More: peelpolice.ca/Modules/News/i…

Congratulations to our 79 new officers! The largest recruit class in #PeelPolice history! We are proud to celebrate the graduation of our new recruits, each bringing valuable skills, diverse experiences and a shared commitment to community safety. This cohort includes former cadets, auxiliary members, and special constables, and collectively, they speak 20 languages—reflecting the rich diversity of the communities we serve. We look forward to the positive impact these officers will have as they begin their careers with Peel Regional Police.

Meeting the Needs of a Changing Community by Improving Service Delivery Through the Development of a Culturally Responsive Approach – Case Study Peel Regional Police: with Peel Regional Police Service Board Executive Director Robert Serpe, Deputy Chief Marc Andrews, Inspector Darren Doody, Supt. Harry Dhillon, and Citizen Appointee, Len Carby. #CAPGVictoria2025 @PeelPolice

Project Ghost – 13 arrested, nearly 200 charges. A criminal organization dismantled and another step toward ensuring our community feels safe in their own homes. Five youth were among the accused, all of which have been offered referrals for community and safety well-being support to help them change their path and stop their life of crime. #CommunitySafety #PeelRegion #CrimePrevention

On Monday, Detective Constable Sneh Patel was awarded the King Charles III Coronation Medal. This prestigious recognition is a testament to his unwavering dedication and professionalism to our communities. Congratulations, D/Cst. Patel! Your continued contributions to the service are valued and appreciated. #CoronationMedal #PolicingExcellence

Kicking off the 2025 Youth in Policing Initiative with Sheridan College! This summer, 35 students will explore careers in policing, take college-level courses, and build leadership skills—all at Sheridan College’s Davis Campus. Big thanks to our returning volunteers and everyone helping shape future leaders! #YIPI #YouthInPolicing #PeelPolice #FutureLeaders

What a day! @PeelPolice’s 21 and 22 Divisions were thrilled to host thousands of community members at Gage Park in Brampton for a day of connection and fun. From engaging demos to meaningful conversations, events like these allow the community, especially our youngest members, to engage and have fun with police officers, planting the seeds of trust and future leadership. Thank you to all attendees, organizers and Peel Police for a successful event!

Project Outsource: Peel Police Seize Millions from Criminal Network Tied to Towing Read More: peelpolice.ca/Modules/News/i…