Auto theft doesn’t stop at the curb. It ends at the Port of Montreal
Stolen cars from Brampton driveways are leaving the country through the Port of Montreal, where organized crime knows there’s a 99% chance they’ll get through. Port scanners will change the game, but our residents can’t wait three years for them.
Deputy Chief of Peel Police Marc Andrews Awarded Key to the City
Peel Police Deputy Police Chief Marc Andrews was awarded the Key to the City by Mayor Brown at the Rose Theatre on Tuesday Feb 27, 20204.
Mayor Brown to advance Peel Police solutions at National Summit on Combatting Auto Theft
Regional Council unanimously supported Mayor Brown’s motion to advise federal government to conduct more screening at our ports and enact tougher penalties to deter auto theft.
Peel Region’s Exceptional Employees and the Challenges Ahead
Peel Region faces significant infrastructure challenges, with an $11.1 billion shortfall in servicing. This affects housing and economic development projects. We must commitment to collaboration and finding solutions as we prepare for dissolution.
Peel Police Auto-Theft Unit Doubles
Mayor Brown says that doubling the number of Police Officers in the Auto-Theft Unit shows our local commitment to solving a national problem with other levels of government, the CBSA and auto manufacturers.
Mayor Visits 2023 Autoshow to Advocate For Collaboration on Auto-Theft
Just like the industry did in 2007, we need to deal with the technology that organized crime is using to exploit what is a very valuable asset.
Mayor Calls for Federal Recall to Put Brakes on Auto Theft
Relay attacks can be prevented and remedied with simple fixes. But car companies have refused to voluntarily recall their cars. It’s time for the federal government to step in and say enough is enough.