• Your Hometown Radio Show with Rob McConnell - TODD McKINNON - From Det. Sgt. to Reverend

  • Sep 4 2024
  • Length: 28 mins
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Your Hometown Radio Show with Rob McConnell - TODD McKINNON - From Det. Sgt. to Reverend

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  • Rev. Todd McKinnon retired in 2008 from a 32 year career with
    Niagara Regional Police Service. He retired as a Detective
    Sergeant having spent half of his career in the Forensic Services
    Unit as a Crime Scene Investigator. He worked on numerous major
    crimes including homicides, sexual assaults, break-ins and other
    property crimes, as well as fatal collisions and other sudden
    deaths. During his career, he taught forensic crime scene
    investigation on various courses to police investigators. Todd is a
    Christian believer, studies theology and in 2012, he received
    ministerial credentials from the Fellowship of Christian Assemblies.
    He has served as a Pastor and Chaplain, including 7 years as a
    volunteer assistant to the chaplain at our local detention centre. He
    is an itinerant speaker and has been a guest lecturer at Brock
    University, Niagara College, the Ontario Police College and the
    Ontario Correctional College and many community organizations,
    nursing homes and churches. He also served three terms as a parttime
    forensic science professor at Niagara College. He is presently
    associated with the Open Arms of Jesus Mission and speaks often
    at St Catharines Christian Centre.
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