Mississauga OPP officer charged in ongoing tow-truck investigation
by The Canadian Press
on February 25, 2021
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More provincial police officers has been charged in a two-year long probe into alleged crimes in the tow-truck industry.
Ontario Provincial Police say 62-year-old Inspector Steve Grosjean with the force's highway safety division in Mississauga, faces a breach-of-trust charge.
OPP also say they have arrested 57-year-old Const. Bindo Showan on charges of secret commissions and breach of trust.
Spokesman Bill Dickson says the charges relate to alleged preferential treatment of tow-truck operators in the Toronto area.
He says the force launched an internal investigation two years ago
Two other veterans of the force were changed last month in the ongoing probe.
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