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DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER 2 PARKING ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS ASSAULTED IN TORONTO'S WEST
END

Vaughan Road remains closed from Glenholme to Oakwood after a male driver
allegedly assaulted 2 parking enforcement officers on Aug. 5.
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A male driver is under arrest after two Toronto parking enforcement officers
were assaulted during parking infraction dispute in the city’s west end, say
police.

The incident happened early Monday afternoon in the Oakwood Village
neighbourhood, near Vaughan Road and Glenholme Avenue, just west of Oakwood
Avenue.

Police said they were called to that area at 12:09 p.m. after a parking
enforcement officer requested help during a dispute.

They allege that a male driver assaulted two parking enforcement officers. The
officers sustained non-life-threatening injuries and were transported to the
hospital.


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The driver, meanwhile, was arrested and taken to the hospital to receive
treatment for minor injuries.

Speaking with the media at the scene on Monday afternoon, Duty Insp. Jeff
Bassingthwaite said that police were called to the area of Vaughan and Glenholme
due to a parking enforcement officer “receiving verbal abuse from a member of
the public.”

“Officers arrived on the scene then the man became violent,” he said, adding
that one of the injured officers went back to the station, while the other
officer was taken to the hospital with a shoulder injury.

"None of the injuries are deemed to be serious at this time, however this is
still unacceptable violence in the city,” said Bassingthwaite.

Vaughan Road remains closed from Glenholme to Oakwood as police investigate.

This latest arrest comes just weeks after Toronto police Chief Myron Demkiw
called a recent rise in assaults on parking enforcement officers a “disturbing
trend” and vowed that those who commit such acts would face “very, very serious
consequences.”

Demkiw said that Toronto police would “do everything (they) can to hold people
accountable when they assault our members.”

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