The former boss of the Toronto firearms unit has been given the boot from the police force for illegally profiting from the sale of guns, union sources say. Paul Mullin, 59, was quietly dismissed by the force Nov. 20 — just over a month after he pleaded guilty to breach of trust and was given a suspended sentence for his role in the gun unit scandal. Mullin was a principal player in a guns-for-profit scheme that had been the focus of an intense probe by the... (GunPolicy.org)