Video: Questions mount around investigation of Toronto cop charged with assault

Video: Questions mount around investigation of Toronto cop charged with assault

July 19, 2017 6:42 pm EST.

Questions continue to mount about the investigation of an assault against a teenager by an off-duty Toronto cop. Avery Haines with what CityNews has learned about when the police forces involved handed the case over to the SIU.

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