This is the dashcam video from the Toronto Police incident on November 21st, 2020. There is a summary below of the incident, my comments are not to criticize this officer, but they are to assist in training officers for future incidents.
TRAINING POINTS: Never ever cross in front of a suspect vehicle, especially after it’s fled and been aggressive. You can still affect arrest by knocking out the passenger window, and utilizing uses of force options from there. Never assume a vehicle is in park until you or another officer verify/place it in park. Use cover, such as your vehicle. STAY SAFE!
SUMMARY: An officer was patrolling the Eglinton Avenue West and Weston Road area. It is alleged that: – the officer heard the sounds of gunshots nearby – he saw a car fleeing the area at a high rate of speed – the officer caught up to the car at Scarlett Road and East Drive – the officer signalled for the driver to stop – the driver struck the officer, dragging him approximately 38 metres – the officer was taken to hospital with serious injuries. On Monday, November 30, 2020, Terry Baksh, 39, of Toronto, turned himself into police. He is facing the following seven criminal charges: 1. Attempt Murder 2. Assault With A Weapon 3. Flight while pursued by peace officer 4. Dangerous Operation 5. Drive disqualified/prohibited 6. Possession of Property Obtained By Crime Under $5000.00 7. Fail To Comply With Release Order He was also charged under the Highway Traffic Act.
Ben 
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