Police investigate threat made against Toronto Mayor Rob Ford

Posted July 15, 2014 2:45 pm.

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Toronto police are investigating after a threat was made against Rob Ford on Monday, the mayor’s office confirmed. Two police officers in uniform were seen going into the mayor’s office at city hall on Tuesday to interview the staff member who received the threat.

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