Film Lens
The documentary 'Police' focuses on the daily operations of police work in Metropolitan Toronto. It illustrates the routine nature of many calls, such as responding to a child injury or helping someone locked out of their home. The film emphasizes that the majority of police work is undramatic and revolves around maintaining order in a densely populated area where over a million people live together.
The film also covers the more serious aspects of police work, including crime scene investigations. It features Sergeant Morris England from the criminal investigation branch, who discusses the emotional impact of working on murder cases. The documentary shows the importance of evidence, such as fingerprints, in ensuring justice and maintaining public safety.
Why Watch
- •See how police handle everyday emergencies in Toronto.
- •Meet Sergeant Morris England and learn about crime scene work.
- •Find out how evidence can prove innocence or guilt.
Did You Know
•The police respond to calls about children hurt in accidents in Toronto.
•Sergeant Morris England has been working in police investigations for 14 years.
•A murder case from Christmas Eve 1945 involved detailed crime scene planning.
Perfect For
True crime enthusiastsFans of law enforcement storiesPeople interested in urban safety