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IN MEMORIAM DAVIS AHLOWALIA Friends, fellow officers and members of the public mourned the loss of Constable Davis Ahlowalia, who died in a motor vehicle collision on January 6, 2007. Davis was an enthusiastic and dedicated police officer who joined York Regional Police in April, 2004. He was committed to the community and worked tirelessly to make life better for those less fortunate, including orphans living in areas of Kingston, Jamaica. Davis’ passion and urging led York Regional Police to adopt a Jamaican orphanage in Kingston, Jamaica in 2004, in support of the Missionaries of the Poor in Jamaica. community fundraisers provide much-needed supplies for orphans and the elderly living in residences run by the Missionaries of the Poor. In 2007, 14 York Regional Police members distributed these products during our trip to Jamaica. We will continue to support Davis’ dream, working in partnership with Friends of the Poor Canada Inc. in support of the Missionaries of the Poor in Jamaica. Our annual member-driven food drives and DEB YOUNG Friends, family and members of York Regional Police also grieved the loss of long-time civilian member Deb Young in February, 2007. Throughout her 23-year career Deb exemplified our motto Deeds Speak. Her analytical nature and natural ability to master new computer software transformed her from a Stenographer into one of the first York Regional Police Crime Analysts. As a Crime Analyst, Deb played an important role in our efforts to keep York Region among the safest communities in all of Canada and she was proud of and passionate about that role. It wasn’t unusual to find Deb working at home during the evenings and on weekends. It was this dedication that gained Deb recognition in 2000 and in 2002 for her work on a joint forces Sexual Assault Task Force and again in 2004 for her work on a complex mailtheft ring operating out of Hamilton. Deb fought cancer with the same conviction she demonstrated throughout her career. During breaks from treatment, she volunteered for the Canadian Cancer Society. On February 2, 2007, surrounded by her family, Deb passed away. She is missed by her many friends and colleagues at York Regional Police. 56 Making a Difference in our Community
YORK REGIONAL POLICE CODE OF PROFESSIONAL ETHICS In the conduct of their services, all members of York Regional Police: • Understand their primary responsibility is to share with the community the responsibility for improving quality of life by safeguarding lives and property, preventing and investigating offences and preserving peace and order. • Are guided by the Values of the Service which include integrity, community, respect, accountability, competence, leadership and teamwork. • Appreciate the importance and responsibility of their positions as a symbol of public faith, adhering to the same standards of conduct that they are bound by duty to enforce. • Preserve the rights and freedoms of all individuals in accordance with the Canadian Charter of Rights and Ontario Human Rights Code. • Faithfully administer the law in a just, impartial and reasonable manner to all individuals, regardless of race, national or ethnic origin, colour, religion, gender, age, mental or physical disability, or sexual orientation. • Understand and encourage continuing awareness of the culturally diverse nature of York Region, remain responsive to community issues and concerns, and are committed to developing and enhancing community partnerships. • Never permit personal feelings, animosities or friendships to infl uence professional decisions and actions and refrain from accepting gratuities or favours that may compromise them as individuals or members of York Regional Police. • Perform their duties within the limits of authority and recognize the importance of consistently enhancing their level of knowledge and competence. • Ensure good faith in all their actions and respect the confi dentiality of any information obtained in the course of duty. • Remain faithful in their allegiance to Canada and strive to attain excellence in the performance of their duties. Deeds Speak
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