Jim MacSween, the Chief of York Regional Police (YRP) in Ontario, Canada, has recently found himself at the centre of a heated debate after urging residents to “hide and comply” during home invasions.

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween released a lengthy statement Friday defending his comments that victims should “comply” with demands from violent intruders while saying understands the public ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween will retire officially on June 26, the York Regional Police Service Board says. MacSween ...

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween will retire on June 26, the York Regional Police Services Board announced Thursday. MacSween has led the local police force since May 1, 2020, succeeding Eric ...

Toronto police service chief Myron Demkiw, left, is joined by York regional police chief Jim MacSween, center, and YRP deputy chief Ryan Hogan at a news conference to announce the results of 'Project ...

York Regional Police say the region has seen a 92 percent increase in shootings and a 106 percent increase in carjackings since January. “The trend in violent crime is a major concern, and will ...

A shooting at a condominium in Canada on Sunday night left five people dead, police said. Officers were called to the attack in the city of Vaughan, north of Toronto, at about 7:20 p.m., York Regional ...

York Regional Police Chief Jim MacSween will retire in June, the board that oversees the service announced on Thursday. MacSween, who has worked in policing for 37 years and was chief for the past six ...