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TheStar.com | Crime | Charged with impaired driving, officer already faced robbery count
Charged with impaired driving, officer already faced robbery count
May 06, 2009 06:27 PM
Adrian Morrow
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A Toronto Police officer accused of an armed robbery nearly a year and a half ago has been charged with drinking and driving after a rush-hour collision yesterday.

The officer was driving a vehicle that crashed into another in the northbound lanes of the Don Valley Pkwy., south of Eglinton Ave., yesterday around 5 p.m. She was off-duty at the time.
No one was injured in the collision.
Police picked up the officer and took her to 41 division for a breath test, where she blew over the legal limit.
Const. Tamara Rodin, 42, a 21-year veteran of the police service, has been charged with impaired driving and with failing to comply with the conditions of recognizance. She is being held until a court appearance tomorrow.
In December 2007, Rodin was charged with armed robbery after a woman walked into a drug store near 16th Ave. and Main St. in Markham, told the pharmacist she had a gun, and demanded drugs.
The pharmacist handed over the drugs and the woman fled.
Police arrested Rodin at her Markham home later that day. She was charged with robbery while armed with an imitation firearm, disguise with intent to commit an offence and failure to comply with release conditions.
Rodin is scheduled to stand trial on the robbery charges in November. Following her arrest in 2007, she was assigned to "light duties."
According to Rodin's voicemail, she now works as a physical fitness instructor with the police's training unit.