Co-Chair of the National Peace Officers Memorial Run
Ontario, Canada
Joined March 2013
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Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Thank you to the dedicated members of our Air Support Unit.
In just a few short weeks, Air3 has already helped our officers track suspects, support arrests, and prevent crime across our region.
Their work is already making a meaningful impact; Always impressed by the professionalism and commitment of the team behind it. Thank you for the work you do from above to help keep Peel safe. 🚁
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
BREAKING: Ukraine has carried out the world’s first medical evacuation of a human via a drone from the battlefield the 30th mechanised brigade of Ukraine managed to save their injured comrade from a minefield.
Just absolutely insane.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
A heartfelt THANK YOU to the Peel Regional Police Association, organizers, sponsors, donors, and every participant who came together to support Victim Services of Peel and help us celebrate our 40th Anniversary at the inaugural PRPA & VSOP Golf Tournament! 💜🎉
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Hard to put into words what it means to see thousands gather on Parliament Hill to remember Canada’s fallen police and peace officers. @CPPOM
Thanks to everyone who was part of today. Safe travels home, and thank you for standing w/the families who experienced a loss this year.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
We are deeply grateful to our @460km members who uphold the annual tradition of running over 460km to Ottawa for @CPPOM. In doing so, they honour those who gave their lives in the line of duty while paying tribute to the families who carry their sacrifice every day. #HeroesInLife
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Today was the 28th Annual Alberta Police and Peace Officers’ Memorial. Members of the Edmonton Police Service and other law enforcement agencies paid tribute to the more than 100 Alberta police and peace officers killed in the line of duty since 1876.
The names of ten Edmonton officers engraved on the Pillar of Strength monument are a constant reminder of the dangers and sacrifices that policing entails.
“Their service, commitment to their communities, and their legacies continue to inspire those who wear the uniform today.” EPS Chief Warren Driechel told the families of the fallen.
The names of Correctional Officers Nick Serban and Ramandeep Kaur were added to the monument following their deaths on August 6th.
“We’re never alone in our grief or in our duty,” Chief Driechel told the crowd of dignitaries, police officers, and members of the public. “We honour the fallen by supporting one another.”
Never forgotten. Forever remembered.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Today we remember them 💙🌹#PoliceAndPeaceOfficersNationalMemorialDay #HerosInLife #4601
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
In policing, we spend a lot of time looking ahead. Today, in Ottawa, we take time to reflect.
The Canadian Police and Peace Officers' Memorial Service honours the officers whose service ended too soon, and whose absence continues to be felt by families, friends, colleagues, and communities across the country. We remember them not only for the sacrifice they made, but for how they lived, served, and made a difference.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
And they are off! Good luck to you all and Thank you 💙
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Thank you to the Styles family, our community, our members and @460km runners for joining us at the @YRP Luminary Run & Candlelight Vigil.
Together, we honour our fallen officers and stand with the families and friends who carry on without them. #HeroesInLife
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
The “Run to Remember” kicked off @SouthSimcoePS in Bradford. Joined by family members of Devon Northrup & Morgan Russell, as well as members from @BarriePolice
Follow our journey here & on Instagram, Facebook & Threads.
#HeroesInLife #460km #RunToRemember #NPOMR2026
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Honoured to attend the 25th anniversary commemorations of September 11, 2001.
This video of Canadian police services marching alongside our U.S. law enforcement colleagues demonstrates that, we share the same commitment to service, sacrifice and one another.
Never forget.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
The future starts with our youth!
Welcome to Episode 2 of Off The Cuff.
Peel Police is committed not only to keeping our communities safe, but also to investing in the next generation. Through a range of youth programs and initiatives, we work to create pathways to opportunity, foster meaningful connections, and ensure young people feel supported and engaged.
Join our Board on September 15 at 6 p.m. to help shape our Youth Engagement Plan. Learn more at: PeelPoliceBoard.ca/YouthEnga…
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Aujourd’hui, nous nous rassemblons pour nous souvenir des membres de la GRC qui ont fait le sacrifice ultime au service de la population canadienne et leur rendre hommage.
Le Service commémoratif national de la GRC aura lieu à la Division Dépôt, à Regina, à 9 h (HNC).
Pour celles et ceux qui ne peuvent y assister en personne, la cérémonie sera diffusée en direct sur la chaîne YouTube de la Division Dépôt de la GRC.
🕊️ Dimanche 13 septembre
🕘 9 h (HNC)
📍 Académie de la GRC, Division Dépôt, Regina
💻 Regardez la cérémonie en direct ou en différé : youtube.com/grcdepot
Nous invitons les membres, les familles, les collègues et les Canadiennes et Canadiens à travers le pays à se joindre à nous pour honorer la mémoire de celles et ceux qui ont fait le sacrifice ultime.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
Today, we remember Toronto Police Constable Andrew Hong, who was tragically killed while wearing the uniform here in Peel Region.
Andrew's loss was felt by policing communities across the country, including here in Peel.
As a dedicated police officer, he was also a husband, father, friend, and colleague. We honour Andrew's life, his service, and the legacy he left behind. Most importantly, we continue to keep his family, friends, and colleagues in our thoughts.
He will not be forgotten.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
I joined CNN today to discuss Canada-U.S. relations and President Trump’s executive order to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America.” 🇨🇦🇺🇸
Here in Canada, we’ll keep calling it Lake Ontario.
The name Ontario has Indigenous roots dating back to the 1600s, and when our province was established in 1867, it adopted the name of the Great Lake along its shores.
Canada and the United States have built one of the most successful partnerships in the world. We should be building on that relationship with our closest neighbour and partner — not tearing down our economies with tariffs, trade barriers and unnecessary provocations.
We are stronger when we work together. – at Brampton, Ontario
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
A @TorontoPolice officer was shot overnight while responding to a robbery call. The officer has sustained serious injuries. Our thoughts are with the injured officer, the family, and all members of the Toronto Police Service.
This unprecedented level of violence directed at police officers across Canada must end.
Bob Hackenbrook retweeted
3 police officers have died by suicide in 3 days.
Suicide is difficult to talk about. In policing, where stigma can still be a powerful barrier, that conversation can be even harder.
Our policing community continues to grieve the deaths of these members and our thoughts remain with their families, friends and colleagues.
