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Toronto Police Cleared in New Year's Eve Death

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“Toronto police got cleared by the province's police watchdog in a tragic New Year's Eve death up in North York. A 27-year-old man fell from an apartment balcony near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue, dying right there on the scene.”From the transcript

Toronto police cleared in New Years Eve death; man fell from balcony after heavy drinking and drug use, video captured incident.

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Toronto Police Cleared in New Year's Eve Death

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Canada News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Toronto Police Cleared in New Year's Eve Death. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

Toronto police got cleared by the province's police watchdog in a tragic New Year's Eve death up in North York. A 27-year-old man fell from an apartment balcony near Jane Street and Wilson Avenue, dying right there on the scene. The Special Investigations Unit announced Friday that officers did nothing criminal. The call came from a woman, relaying a report of an assault inside the apartment. A female witness had run out and dialed for help from a neighbor's place. Cobb showed up, tried talking to the guy through the door, and were waiting on a master key from the landlord. The man had been drinking heavily and using drugs that night, which played into what went down. Folks nearby reacted with shock, but paramedics couldn't save him when they arrived minutes after the fall. Video from a building next door caught the whole thing at 11.42 pm, just as officers stood outside. The S.I.U. jumped in right away, assigning three investigators and two forensics experts to dig deep. Director Joseph Martino wrapped it up, saying there's no bases for charges

against the police. This case highlights how these high-stakes calls can turn fast, even when everyone's following protocol. That wraps Canada News today. Brought to you with AI, I'm Corey with the story.

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