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Violent interactions are leading cause of police injuries in Thunder Bay, Ont.: Report

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By Carrie Ivardi | TBNewsWatch.com The leading cause of injury to city police service members is violent interactions during arrests or apprehensions, according to a report presented to the Thunder Bay…

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