Durham Region police deputy chief retires after misconduct finding: police board

Durham Region police deputy chief retires after misconduct finding: police board

A Durham Region police deputy chief will retire after the police board said Monday that an investigation by a watchdog agency found he committed misconduct by using a "racially inappropriate" term.
The Durham Regional Police Service Board said it has

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