Dave Perry (law enforcement)

Dave Perry is a Canadian private investigator[1] and a retired Toronto police detective.[2][3] He was a lead investigator in many complex and high-profile cases[4] within the Homicide Squad, the Sex Crimes Unit, and the Sexual Assault Squad.[5] He also served as head of the Toronto Police Juvenile Task Force.[6] Media outlets regularly sought Dave's opinion on domestic and international cases during his 27-year career with the Toronto Police Service.

After retiring from the Toronto Police Service with the rank of Detective Sergeant, Perry took a faculty position as an adjunct professor at Durham College, instructing students on Public and Private Investigations, Police Foundations, and Law and Security Administration.

Perry founded Investigative Solutions Network (ISN) Inc.[7] in 2006. The company provides crime investigations, consulting, and training to law enforcement agencies.[8]

Dave works as a volunteer for Durham Region's ProAction Cops & Kids Youth Program.

Perry continues to be quoted as a crime expert by news sources.[9][10]

References

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  1. UPDATE: Saint John police officer sexually abused over 260 children, investigators suspect | Globalnews.ca
  2. Charges in Toronto officer's death | CTV News
  3. "Will Rob Ford be charged?". Global News by Erika Tucker.
  4. Police Begin 'Investigative Search' for Missing Toronto Girl
  5. Russell Williams: Dismantling the façade of a monster | Toronto Star
  6. "Canada’s Sex Traffickers: C2C’s Investigative Report". C2C Journal. By: Tamara Cherry on June 15, 2010.
  7. "Missing Calgary family: How can murder charges be laid without bodies?". CTV News
  8. Dead N.B. cop sexually abused dozens, maybe hundreds: Investigators | Canada | N
  9. "Retired homicide investigator on Nathan O'Brien investigation". The National. CBC television.
  10. "Killing looks like gang's work". By Jennifer O'Brien, The London Free Press, February 12, 2013
  11. CBC News - Up to 263 youth abused by former police officer, probe finds


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