Changes: Chief Constable

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Chief Constable is the police officer in charge of the Toronto Constabulary first introduced in Season 1 of Murdoch Mysteries.

Previous Chief Constables:

The Chief Constable is enraged that a Negro has been hired by Station House No. 4 and, in no uncertain terms, commands Inspector Thomas Brackenreid to make it right or lose his job.

There has been several fictional Chief Constables (Chiefs of Police), when in actuality during Murdoch Mysteries time period, the Toronto Police Department was headed by Col. H.J. Grasett, who served as Toronto's Chief Constable for 34 years from 1886 to 1920 — a record that still stands today.

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-*The '''Chief Constable''' is enraged that a Negro has been hired by [[Station House Four|Station House No.&nbsp;4]] and, in no uncertain terms, commands [[Thomas Brackenreid|Inspector Thomas Brackenreid]] to make it right or lose his job.
+* The '''Chief Constable''' is enraged that a Negro has been hired by [[Station House Four|Station House No.&nbsp;4]] and, in no uncertain terms, commands [[Thomas Brackenreid|Inspector Thomas Brackenreid]] to make it right or lose his job.
+==== '''''[[Everything is Broken Part One]]''''' ====
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 == Trivia ==
 * There has been several fictional Chief Constables (Chiefs of Police), when in actuality during [[Murdoch Mysteries (overview)|Murdoch Mysteries]] time period, the Toronto Police Department was headed by Col. H.J. Grasett, who served as Toronto's Chief Constable for 34 years from 1886 to 1920 — a record that still stands today.
 == Gallery ==
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+[[Category:Police Officers]]