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Barnhardt Denied Bail in Toronto Corruption Probe

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Toronto Police Constable Timothy Barnhardt Denied Bail in Major Corruption Probe: Project South Uncovers Bribery, Murder Plots, and Drug Trafficking Allegations

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Barnhardt Denied Bail in Toronto Corruption Probe

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Barnhardt Denied Bail in Toronto Corruption Probe. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00A Toronto police constable named Timothy Barnhart just got denied bail again in a major corruption probe. He's at the heart of Project Self, a huge investigation by York Regional Police that nabbed eight current and former Toronto officers on serious charges. This probe dug up claims of bribery, plus to commit murder, and drug trafficking tied to organized crime. Barnhart, a 56-year-old vet, faces the heaviest load with 17 counts, mostly around cocaine deals and taking bribes. The fallout hits hard for public trust and law enforcement, especially since these officers allegedly cross lines to aid criminals. No wonder the courts are keeping him locked up after reviewing his case in Ontario Superior Court. New details show he supposedly leaked personal info to Brian DeCosta, a top player in a network with global connections. A publication ban keeps the full evidence under wraps for now. As this scandal ripples through the force, expect more hearings and revelations that could shake up Toronto's streets for good.

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