Toronto Police Superintendent Demoted for Misconduct in Promotion Process

Stacy Clarke, the first Black female superintendent, demoted for sharing confidential information with Black officers.

Clarke admitted to giving interview questions to six Black constables to help them in promotions.
The disciplinary tribunal cited abuse of power and a breach of trust in its decision.
Clarke can reapply for her previous rank after a two-year demotion period.
Supporters argue the penalty is excessively harsh and reflects systemic racial issues.
The Toronto Police Service acknowledged the case highlights ongoing issues within the force.