Bill Blair on OPP’s decision to take step back in Project Brazen probe

Posted April 7, 2014 5:49 pm.

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Toronto police Chief Bill Blair joined Tom Hayes to talk about the OPP’s decision to take a step back in the Project Brazen 2 investigation. He also talks about the concern of senior abuse in the community.

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