‘Items can be replaced, but lives cannot’: York Region police chief clarifies comments about how to deal with home intruders
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York police chief defends advice to 'comply' with intruders after father killed protecting family
York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween released a lengthy statement Friday defending his comments that victims should "comply" with demands from violent intruders while saying understands the public backlash to his advice.
‘Items can be replaced, but lives cannot’: York Region police chief clarifies comments about how to deal with home intruders
After urging the public to 'not take matters in their own hands' if a criminal intrudes their home, as a father of four had recently done during a deadly home invasion in Kleinburg, Ont., Police Chief Jim MacSween says he understands why some Ontarians 'took exception' with this piece of advice, clarifying his comments 'had nothing to do with politics or with concern over force.'
York police chief addresses outrage, defends response in fatal Vaughan home invasion
York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween is speaking out following community backlash and questions surrounding the police response to a violent home invasion that claimed the life of 46-year-old Abdul Aleem Farooqi.
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