Retired Thunder Bay police chief passes away
The former Chief of Police J.P. Levesque has passed away.
In a statement early Friday morning, The Thunder Bay Police Association says they were deeply saddened by the news.
“Chief Levesque dedicated more than three decades of service to the Thunder Bay Police Service and to the community he proudly served,” says the statement.
“Throughout his career he demonstrated professionalism, commitment and leadership, leaving a lasting impact on the members he worked alongside adn the citizens he served. His contributions to policing in Thunder Bay will not be forgotten.”
The statement says, on behalf of TBPA, they extend their heartfelt condolences to his family, friends and colleagues who are mourning his loss.
“Our thoughts are with you during this difficult time.”
Levesque became chief in 2011 and announced his retirement in 2018 just months after he was acquitted for breach of trust and obstruction.
