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Sorry to do this but I know mark Grant. He was Inspector Mark Grant when
I met him. He was the immediate supervisor of Sergeant Penman when Mr.
Penman was running his brothel/drug den in a quite Newmarket suburban
street.
It took the neighbors 2+years to run the brother out of town. The main
reason was the fact that Mark Grant was aggressively protecting the
brothel and Mr. Penman. Mark Grant would harass and threaten those who
complained about the brothel and Mark Grant was seen numerous times at
the brothel. Many residents had actual photographs of him leaving.
He is hardly a Saint and was seen numerous times leaving the brothel
barely able to walk. He drove drunk numerous times. The only reason the
brothel was closed was due to a rash of near fatal accidents police
cruisers were having on the street. This is all well documented.
Is this a tragedy? Yes. However Mark Grant is not the "super hero" they
pant him as. he was a hindrance to the community and served it poorly
and corrupted.
The coverage for this criminal was ridiculous. It's all propaganda to make up think that a policeman's life is any more special than others. It's all pomp and circumstance.
This guy Mark Grant was the boss of Sgt. Penman when he ran his reign of terror in my quite Newmarket Neighborhood. Not only was Supt. Mark Grant his boss, Mark Grant was a frequent visitor to that brothel.
I have seen Mark Grant and other high ranking officers, including now Chief Eric Jolliffe, visit and leave the Penman brothel BLASTED drunk out of their minds.
I am glad to see this ### Mark Grant gone and dead and thankfully he died alone.
On another note this guy Mark Grant, his injured fiancee, is a former "domestic violence" victims whom met Mark Grant while he was "investigating for her". She is a 2x divorced mother of 4. She works at Bell now but was a former stripper.
York Regional Police= Corrupt. It's simple and ugly
Here is a link to Mark Grant's employee. Mark Grant actively and aggressively protected this brothel and possibly profited from it:
http://corruptyorkregionalpolice.blogspot.com/2011/04/sergeant-robert-penman-pimp-drug-dealer.html
You knew Supt. Mark Grant? When? In Holland Landing? When he was "on or off" the wagon? When he was drunk driving up and down the streets while our kids were playing? Or when he was protecting Sergeant Robert Penman's Newmarket brothel? Did you know him while he was obstructing justice protecting Staff-Sgt. Terry Jordan whom destroyed a man's life and caused him to lose his children? Did you know Supt. Mark Grant while he was doing his dirty work for then Deputy Chief Eric Jolliffe? Did you know Supt. Mark Grant when he was a frequent visitor to Whiskey A Go Go? Leaving drunk numerous times?
What period of Supt. Mark Grant's life "did you know him"? The last decade of intense criminal activity? The last two decades of his serious drinking problem? When did you know him?
Thankfully he died alone. He won't be able to destroy any other lives. Karma got him.
Supt. Mark Grant was the direct supervisor in these two incidents. He worked very hard to cover these crimes, obstruct justice and fabricate evidence. How exactly was he a good man? He was a great corrupt cop for coppers but a great man? Hardly.
http://www.afathersnightmare.com/
http://corruptyorkregionalpolice.blogspot.com
The complaint has been investigated and resolved to the customer’s satisfaction.
The head of Dirty and Corrupt District 4 of York Regional Police is steroid head Inspector Angelo De Lorenzi.
here's his DIRTY army at it again wasting tax payer's money:
http://www.torontosun.com/2012/06/01/warm-homecoming-for-falsely-accused#disqus_thread
TORONTO - Three months after Nunzio Teofilo was accused of beating his much younger wife while driving in York Region, his charges have been dropped allowing the Kleinburg man to finally return home to his family.
But while he is elated to be re-united with his 22-year-old spouse, who is now seven months pregnant, and their son Dominic, 2, the 48-year-old says a lot of damage has been done.
“This has cost me so much, ” Teofilo told The Sun this week. “And I still don’t know why the police did this to me.”
He said the ordeal has cost him tens of thousands of dollars in legal bills and lost income, but more importantly he has lost precious time with his wife and son.
He’s still convinced the ordeal, which the couple shared in the Sun Mar. 4, is the result of a cop who “just couldn’t accept our age difference.”
Teofilo said he has been allowed only a few supervised visits with his loved ones since being charged with assault, driving while under suspension and careless driving.
“We’ve been through hell, ” he said of the nightmare that began Feb. 24 as he and his wife, Natasha Span, were driving home.
The couple claims Dominic was in the backseat choking on a cookie and Span reached back to take the food out of his mouth only to end up getting bit.
With his son crying and wife screaming, Teofilo claims he turned from his driver’s seat to see what was happening and swerved slightly on the road.
He noticed his son was unbuckled from his car seat and admittedly yelled at his wife to buckle the boy back up.
It’s believed a passing motorist saw the commotion and called 911. Teofilo was pulled over soon after.
The couple alleges they were kept at the roadside for two hours with Teofilo outside in the cold while Span and their child stayed in the vehicle.
Span claims one officer repeatedly urged her to say she had been beaten.
“He kept saying, ‘Just tell me he hit you, ’” she recalled to The Sun, before alleging the officer also said, “You’ll thank me later.”
She also claimed the officer asked: “What are you going to do when he’s 60 and you’re 30?”
Teofilo was arrested and wasn’t allowed to return to the matrimonial home.
At the time, a York Regional Police spokesman maintained the incident was seen by “an independent witness” who was “concerned” for Span’s safety and the officer “had reasonable and probable grounds to arrest.”
But the charges were all withdrawn Tuesday in Newmarket court when the Crown determined there was no reasonable prospect for conviction.
“This has been life-changing for this entire family, ” said Julianna Greenspan, Teofilo’s lawyer. “They’ve been through quite an ordeal.”
During the months he was unable to be home helping care of their toddler, Teofilo said his wife had several breakdowns.
“I just hope there’s nothing wrong with our baby, ” he said.
They are considering civil action.
Police said they are so far unaware of any complaints against their officers in this matter and they suggested Teofilo report the incident to the Office of the Independent Police Review Director.