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26 April 2017
I went to the London Police Headquarters to file a complaint of domestic abuse. I received absolutely no help from ISABEL CASSIDY (bage# 30334). She was rude, abrupt and dismissive. It seemed as if I was interfering with her day. She would not even provide me with a business card. She actually chuckled when I requested one. As I walked away, she asked her partner if it was a Mocha Latte that he brought her from Starbucks. I was immediately forgotten before I left. This is the face that represents the London Police Service??? If I could rate them lower than 1 star I would! Disgusting and pathetic service. Shame on "officer" Cassidy. You don't deserve to wear the uniform!
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21 April 2017
call both emergency and none-emergency, nothing happens.
What can i do when the neighbor is throwing things, screaming, stamping the floor right above my head ? E-v-e-r-y night (12pm- 3am).response / report this review -
18 April 2017
Officially authorized "Safe Zone" in LPS Dundas St. parking lot to do Kijiji & eBay transactions.
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30 March 2017
The London Police have always provided exceptional service. In the world we live in, police have had a bad recognition, I am thankful our local London Police choose to uphold integrity and provide service to the community. There definitely are improvements & things that need to change but evolution is a work in progress.
Thank you for your continuous service to righteous results. The police are the people citizens require to provide role model examples, we are fortunate to have a police force that thinks about the community and does their duty and best in ensuring a safe place for our children to grow-up. I only wish that the police here were more intent on listening to citizen concerns and implementing those matters in a positive solution that prevents future citizens from the same suffering.
When I was 19 years old I had a fallout with my parents and even though I was 1 grade point away from the Honour Role in school, had a job since the age of 10 years old, played competitive sports, and created my own business at 18 years old - I was removed from my home peacefully by the London Police, and put on the streets within minutes of their arrival. No support, advice, help or programs available and I was to start college in 2 months. I immediately lost my business and clients because I could barely support & fend for myself. A man of God I only did good and worked job after job day night to survive. While crooked business owners short-changed my pay during the recession of 2009-2010. I starved going to bed hungry every night and lost 30 pounds within the first year but I managed to graduate college and carry on. I landed a job with one of the largest apartment developers in London working as the Assistant to the Manager of Developments on a $10 million dollar project. ALL BY THE GRACE OF GOD & MY HARD WORK, ADVERSITY & PERSEVERANCE! I later rebuilt my multi-media business, but never to the fast growing exponential potential and position I was in when at the fore-front of the online & multi-media industry. I also gained millions of views for my passionate paintball projects.
I only wish when the police did what they did as a "mediator" for my family, had the systems & tools in place to help a kind, caring, ambitious teenager like myself. I lost my health, lots of friends, time, money and the love inside became broken-hearted because even in Canada the government will support drug-addicts & criminals but not a god-fearing good person like myself. :(
I am not perfect, no one is, we all live & learn, making mistakes along the way. I believe its in ones true intentions that character and integrity is held.
"Those that do not remember the past, are condemned to repeat it"
We require a society that does not repeat consistent errors. We need to continue to work together rather than try to entrap people.
This world is a team effort that is bigger than a single individual, yet all individuals must be respected.response / report this review -
20 November 2016
Great Force!! 'Deeds Not Words' The Motto displayed on all patrol vehicles, it has been tagged in different languages on numerous patrol vehicles city wide along with the english words as well. Thus, truly showing all members of London, as well as people's visiting how diverse or cities cultural society is. This cultural aspect is welcoming to new and older immigrants alike! As well, it makes for some members to become more trusting and more adept to call the police instead of dishing out whatever kind of judiciary justice may have been dealt or back home.
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