Toronto police to open online marketplace buy-and-sell exchange zones at all police stations
Online marketplaces have made it easier than ever to exchange items for cash. They’ve also made it easier than ever to get robbed. That’s why Toronto police want people to buy and sell their items somewhere safe, and it doesn’t get much safer than a police station. While kicking off Crime Prevention Week on Monday, […]
Toronto police are set to launch online marketplaces at all police stations, starting by the end of the year. Crime Prevention Week kicked off with Police Chief Myron Demkiw announcing the initiative. Police want a secure environment for buying and selling items, which they believe police stations offer. Cameras and the presence of officers will add safety and deterrence.
The zones will be located at all 16 police divisions, Mounted Unit, Marine Unit, and Traffic Services locations. Mayor Olivia Chow expressed support for the new measure, encouraging people to meet at local police stations for safe transactions.
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