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The Ottawa Police Service Headquarters joined the fight against breast cancer and got their nails painted pink in support of the #pinkmaniCURES campaign at the Ottawa Police’s Elgin Street station, joined by cancer survivor Chantal Soucy.
Meanwhile the City of Ottawa Emergency and Protective Services Department hosted an event to raise funds for this years’ United Way campaign – the EPS Chiefs were taken into custody and incarcerated until they could reach out via mobile phones to raise their bail.
The imprisoned included: Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson; and Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier. Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge
Chantal Soucy, a cancer survivor, posed for a picture with Ottawa Police Service officers.
Chantal Soucy, a cancer survivor, takes a picture with her phone as Ottawa Police Service officers linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Ottawa Police Service officers linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is a Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is a Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is an Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Paul Cahill and Sgt. Doug Mirall are Ottawa Police Service officers who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Sgt. Doug Mirall is an Ottawa Police Service officer Oct 31 who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had his nails painted pink.
Constable Paul Cahill and Sgt. Doug Mirall are Ottawa Police Service officers who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge uses his cell phone to call on friends to make his bail.
A game of hearts in jail with Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier; and By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson.
By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson tries to break out of jail.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson; and Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier grow restless behind bars.
Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda reacts as charges are read out.
A little cash changed hands when Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge paid for a deck of cards.
Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier walks into jail.
Inspector Ed Keeley and inspector Michel Marin escort By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson to jail.
Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge, watched by imprisoned Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge.
Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge.
Inspector Ed Keeley reads out the charges with inspector Michel Marin.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge following his “arrest”.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge with Ottawa Police inspector Michel Marin following his “arrest”.
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Meanwhile the City of Ottawa Emergency and Protective Services Department hosted an event to raise funds for this years’ United Way campaign – the EPS Chiefs were taken into custody and incarcerated until they could reach out via mobile phones to raise their bail.
The imprisoned included: Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson; and Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier. Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge
Chantal Soucy, a cancer survivor, posed for a picture with Ottawa Police Service officers.
Chantal Soucy, a cancer survivor, takes a picture with her phone as Ottawa Police Service officers linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Ottawa Police Service officers linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is a Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is a Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Megan Arbuthnot is an Ottawa Police Service officer who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had her nails painted pink.
Constable Paul Cahill and Sgt. Doug Mirall are Ottawa Police Service officers who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Sgt. Doug Mirall is an Ottawa Police Service officer Oct 31 who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had his nails painted pink.
Constable Paul Cahill and Sgt. Doug Mirall are Ottawa Police Service officers who linked up with #pinkmaniCURES and had their nails painted pink.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge uses his cell phone to call on friends to make his bail.
A game of hearts in jail with Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier; and By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson.
By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson tries to break out of jail.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge; Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda; By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson; and Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier grow restless behind bars.
Ottawa Paramedic Service deputy chief Jennifer Bionda reacts as charges are read out.
A little cash changed hands when Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge paid for a deck of cards.
Security & Emergency Management chief Pierre Poirier walks into jail.
Inspector Ed Keeley and inspector Michel Marin escort By-Law & Regulatory Services chief Linda Anderson to jail.
Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge, watched by imprisoned Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge.
Emergency and Protective Services general manager Susan Jones served as the acting judge.
Inspector Ed Keeley reads out the charges with inspector Michel Marin.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge following his “arrest”.
Ottawa Fire Service chief John DeHooge with Ottawa Police inspector Michel Marin following his “arrest”.
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