All of us at Transit Police are deeply saddened by the tragedy at CFB Wainwright. Our thoughts are with the families, colleagues, friends and all those impacted by this terrible incident.
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On Tuesday, Constable Sapeta took a report of a bike that was stolen from Royal Oak Station. On Wednesday, he recognizes the stolen bike while on patrol at New Westminster Station. Bike returned to owner, investigation ongoing. If only all crimes were so easy to solve.
We are saddened by the passing of Chief Rhonda Larrabee of the Qayqayt First Nation. Her wisdom and guidance will be missed, as will her steadfast support of the Blue Eagle program. We are sending condolences to her loved ones. The impact she made will not be soon forgotten.
All of us at Transit Police are sending our deepest condolences to the family, loved ones, and @sureteduquebec colleagues of Sgt. Anaïs Fortin-Cozzens, who died in the line of duty while serving her community.
Whether you’re just starting a career in law enforcement, or you’re a seasoned veteran, learn about the many benefits of choosing Transit Police at our next Information Session. Learn more at joinmvtp.ca #CareerOpportunity
Today we welcomed seven recruit constables and one experienced officer to the Transit Police family. Three of the recruits started their law enforcement careers with our department as Community Safety Officers.
Most CFL fans made the right choice after Sunday’s Grey Cup, taking transit after having a few drinks while watching the game. Sadly, other fans chose poorly. By the end of their shift, B Squad had taken seven impaired drivers off the road.
This morning, we were honoured to have Residential School survivor and Elder Alice raise the Survivors' Flag at Transit Police headquarters, ahead of the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday @MVTP_CplHanif















