Fight Police Corruption Toronto

When people report police corruption, the #TorontoPolice cover it up rather than conducting an investigation. They attack the victim's credibility to hide any wrongdoing. If that doesn't work, they kick in their door & put a gun to their head. Victims, we need to keep fighting.

The #TorontoPolice are known to abuse students at #WexfordCSA. They call it "Black Ops," "Missions," & "Getting the Kills." One night, they caught an indian student going down on a male outside. They sent out the video to students online & at bush parties. They are truly evil.

@mobinfiltrator The Toronto Police Service did the same thing to an indian boy at Wexford Collegiate. Not only did they send out a video of him online performing a public sex act, but they also had plainclothes officers go to high school bush parties and hangouts in an attempt to ruin him.

So why is a male member of policing staff texting images of a minor taken from CCTV to a minor at school?

@CP24 The Toronto Police Service should be apologizing to us for working with organized crime.

Ontario chief justice rejects calls for judge to apologize to Toronto cops accused of lying at trial cp24.com/local/toronto/…

@ZeroVisionTO I'm more horrified by the Toronto Police Service with each passing day.

Toronto officer charged after allegedly unlawfully accessing private police databases ctvnews.ca/toronto/articl… #TorontoPolice #TPS #TOpoli #VisionZero #VisionZeroTO #ZeroVision #ZeroVisionTO

The #TorontoPolice lure victims into crime like the sex trade to ruin their reputation. Calling girls sluts/hookers, accusing men of pimping, to cover up police victimization, which can include harassment, frame-ups, assault, & STD's. They staged this at a #HowardJohnson hotel.

@nationalpost Broadcasting a bail hearing takes away the accused's right to a fair trial. Everyone knows that.

Many courtroom proceedings nowadays occur remotely, and therefore many Ontario courtrooms are equipped with streaming technology already, writes Selley nationalpost.com/opinion/chris-…

@CityNewsTO The OPP and the Toronto Police Service need to be exposed for their corruption.

Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Commissioner, Thomas Carrique, released a lengthy statement on Thursday night, defending the integrity of the OPP probe into the conduct of three Toronto Police officers during the Umar Zameer murder trial. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/03/19/we-…

@CP24 I don't believe you, Thomas Carrique. If you cover up the Toronto Police Service framing someone for murder, you become an accessory to that crime.

OPP commissioner defends probe into Toronto officers as Umar Zameer’s lawyer calls it ‘chilling’ attack on judiciary cp24.com/local/toronto/…

@CTVToronto Sounds like a place where Toronto Police Service corruption can grow and destroy a neighbourhood.

Toronto police officers now embedded in Lawrence Heights, as promised by Chief following June 2025 mass shooting ctvnews.ca/toronto/articl…

@CityNewsTO CPIC checks have always run rampant in the Toronto Police Service. They should be purging their system of our personal information because they can't manage it responsibly.

A Toronto police officer has been charged with allegedly accessing private police databases. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/03/18/tor…

@TorontoStar The fact that the Toronto Police Service. Can get away with framing someone for murder by getting the OPP to conduct a corrupt investigation is horrifying.

Toronto cops cleared of perjury, collusion in Umar Zameer case. Read the full OPP report here: trib.al/1eiycib

@globalnewsto You shouldn't get away with framing someone for murder because you called it a "Note-Taking Party." This is a cover-up by the OPP. We need a change in our law enforcement.

Investigation clears Toronto police officers involved in Umar Zameer trial globalnews.ca/news/11734631/…

@TorontoStar @jpags Someone, please tell Doug Ford that the people conspiring to kill a jail official were the Toronto Police Service.

Premier Doug Ford urged judges to treat the men arrested for allegedly plotting to murder a jail official as harshly as possible. The latest on Project South from @jpags: trib.al/hqxFQXx

@TorontoStar The Toronto Police Service should respond this way whenever one of its officers wrongfully searches someone.

Toronto police union says officers rights were violated in 'offensive overreaction' fuelled by Project South scandal trib.al/1KtWTNI

@mobinfiltrator The Toronto Police Service do the same thing. Discredit the victim, intimidate them, and if they fight back, the police respond with unlawful retaliation/reprisal. Hopefully, your fight will create a change in law enforcement across Canada.

So for those of you asking me to name names, I have no problem with that, I really don't. Or why I didn't do anything. The thing is I did do something. Some of the cops after this warrant don't know how much danger they were in when I believed they were a threat to my kids. I built out files on everyone of them. And I build out files that would make the CIA blush. It's a very small part of what I did for the British military. Hamilton Police are very bad when it comes to CHIS or intelligence management. They're incapable of building a coherent picture of capability, intent, relationships, and vulnerabilities of targets. I'm not. You know, Hamilton Police doesn't even know my real name. The name I grew up with. It's not Manning. Leishman, the Sgt in charge of the bullshit warrant lived off the North Service Rd, next to the house with the horrific purple garage door, right Craig? Beck lived close by in a town house. 3 min 27 sec drive away, abiding by the speed limit. Duench was up in Binbrook. 27 min drive from Becks place. Again, speed limit. These were the three supervisors for this warrant. I remember standing behind Chief De Caire, who authorized the warrant. He was in Costco with his short, fat wife. He didn't have a clue. I was 12 inches away from him. I'd followed him from his big, beautiful home on Highvalley in Ancaster. I had pictures of them all ... Families ... Kids schools ... Everything ... Their OPSEC was terrifyingly bad. They never saw me once ... But revenge serves no purpose. Doesn't make life better for anyone. And I'm glad I didn't become the bad guy in this. That’s the game. First they discredit you: “He’s crazy.” They tell judges. They tell the public. The media. Anyone who'll listen. Then when years of frustration finally make you react, they point to that reaction and say: “See? We told you.” Create the narrative - provoke the reaction - use it as proof. I realized they're not some efficient law enforcement group who wanted to protect corruption, but rather they bumbled fucked their way through every shift. Hamilton Police aren't "Hill Street Blues." They're "Reno 911." I want to effect real change in the way policing operates. But we don’t get there by moving backwards, and we certainly don’t get there by becoming the very thing we’re criticizing. The goal is to improve institutions, not mirror their worst instincts. If fighting corruption means adopting the same tactics and mindset that allowed it to exist in the first place, then we’ve defeated the purpose. You can't be the good guy, by doing bad things. And just for good measure here's one of Leishman pictures from his file, and his accounts/ SM locked up pretty good.

In 2014 I filed a lawsuit against @hamiltonpolice. Eight days later 23 officers showed at my home with a search warrant for a ‘grow operation.’ It took 27 minutes for 23 of them to search a 1,600 sq ft home for a grow operation. They didn’t search the 42 acres of property my home sat on. They didn’t search the wooded area or the two 40 ft shipping containers on it. They took all my notebooks from the gun safe pertaining to notes I’d made about corruption in the department. Those notes were extensive, with names. They found no drugs. Their lawyer admitted they took the books. He then denied the same in court, even though we had the email. They filled for an order to seal the warrant, the ITO (evidence they gave to judge that proved I’m a drug dealer) and RTJ (what they told the courts they seized.) 12 years later I still don’t know how Hamilton Police obtained a search warrant to come into my home and empty my children’s toy box on the landing looking for a ‘grow operation.’ It would appear through discovery to the lawsuit this warrant had been issued on nothing more than an anonymous Crimestoppers tip. Which bad actors from Hamilton police probably sent themselves. I live in a country where the police can lie to a judge, and then hide what they said from scrutiny. #police #corruption #ontario #onpoli #canpoli #canada And just to give you an idea this is the amount of cops I opened my door too -

The #TorontoPolice have been infiltrated by organized crime, they're filled with drug cartels & corrupt cops. #BillC22 will give these criminals access to our private online information. This information will be given to the city's most corrupt, putting our safety at risk #TOPoli

@CityNewsTO It's been established that organized crime has infiltrated the Toronto Police Service. Now, any member of those groups that work for the police can access your personal online data without a warrant or any safeguards.

#NEW: New Canadian legislation would expand police, spy agency powers to probe online activity. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/03/12/new…

@Mattpetti32 This is so terrible. The police are going to abuse this to access anyone's information who speaks out against them.

What usually happens when people are pushed too far in repressive regimes?

@TorontoStar The Toronto Police have just been exposed for being in collusion with organized crime and giving out people's personal information with the intention of getting them killed. Why are we giving them more access to our online information?

Carney government makes second attempt at expanding police powers trib.al/yR8cblk

@WiretapMediaCa "Extremism" is another word for anyone who disagrees with us.

💥REPORT: Pay close attention: Bill C-22 targets issues the Govt created via immigration, including extremism. Extremism exclusively labels right-wing, nationalist, & far-right views. Left-wing radicals' acts are called civil unrest, protests, or mischief. This is a politically motivated bill designed to target political enemies.