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Wonderful article about detective who initiated the search for the "Disney World girl".....
Top child-*advertiser censored* cop is turning in his badge
Now, he's stepping up the fight
JULIAN SHER
From Friday's Globe and Mail
"It's beyond horrible to listen to the soundtracks of these movies," said Canada's best-known child-*advertiser censored* cop, who headed Toronto's acclaimed sex crimes unit for the past six years until his resignation on Wednesday.
But it is the silent images of desolate children that tear the most at his heart.
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"They're not screaming, just accepting," he said of the infants captured in these pictures. "They have dead eyes. You can tell that their spirit is broken. That's their life."
On Wednesday, after six years of trying to save those lives, the detective sergeant turned in his badge -- not to give up the fight, but to expand it as a private citizen by building an international police training centre to fight on-line abuse and make the public more aware of a crime so distasteful he believes many people prefer to ignore it.
Wonderful article about detective who initiated the search for the "Disney World girl".....
Top child-*advertiser censored* cop is turning in his badge
Now, he's stepping up the fight
JULIAN SHER
From Friday's Globe and Mail
"It's beyond horrible to listen to the soundtracks of these movies," said Canada's best-known child-*advertiser censored* cop, who headed Toronto's acclaimed sex crimes unit for the past six years until his resignation on Wednesday.
But it is the silent images of desolate children that tear the most at his heart.
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"They're not screaming, just accepting," he said of the infants captured in these pictures. "They have dead eyes. You can tell that their spirit is broken. That's their life."
On Wednesday, after six years of trying to save those lives, the detective sergeant turned in his badge -- not to give up the fight, but to expand it as a private citizen by building an international police training centre to fight on-line abuse and make the public more aware of a crime so distasteful he believes many people prefer to ignore it.