Guelph police plan for Larkin’s replacement

Posted Jul 30, 2014 05:18:28 AM.

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The Guelph Police Services Board will hold a special meeting Thursday, July 31st to discuss plans to bring in a new chief.

Chief Bryan Larkin takes over the Waterloo Regional Police Service on August 31st.

Larkin started his career with the WRPS.

He spent three years in Guelph: two years as Chief and one year as Deputy Chief.

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