Honour Roll

We offer our profound gratitude and respect to those officers who paid life's highest price to fulfill the Service's Motto
"To Serve and Protect"

	Constable David F. Goldsworthy
	On October 6, 1969, Constable David F. Goldsworthy was found shot in the chest, mouth and neck after a citizen called police who noticed an unattended police cruiser idling for hours. Officers were dispatched to the scene where they found Constable Goldsworthy in an adjoining field. His notebook was found nearby with the name, "Vincenzo" scrawled across one page. Some time later, a catering company employee found the discarded murder weapon in a nearby toilet tank. The gun was traced to the U.S. underworld. It had belonged to a man named Vincenzo.
Name:	David F. Goldsworthy
Badge:	1967
Service:	Metropolitan Toronto Police, 31 Division
Rank:	Constable
Date of Birth:	December 6, 1943
Age:	26
Length of Service:	3 years
Date of Death:	October 6, 1969
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