A Toronto cop counted on his position within the Toronto Police Service to put himself above suspicion when he committed an “unconscionable breach of the public’s trust” by stealing credit cards and a luxury watch from dead people, abusing police databases and possessing a stolen vehicle, a prosecutor said.
Const Boris Borissov’s testimony at his trial reveals that he’s “not very good at practicing the art of deception,” Crown attorney Samuel Walker said in his closing address Tuesday.
Zvezdomir Mollov, seen here Boris Borissov’s residence in a photograph presented at the officer’s trial.
A TAG Heuer Monaco Grand Prix de Monaco Historique watch, seen here in a promotional image.
A photo found on Boris Borissov’s phone shows a police database search listing his Honda Pilot as a stolen vehicle.