Clinton Gayle, convicted of killing Toronto police Const. Todd Baylis in 1994, has been denied parole again. According to multiple reports, the Parole Board denies his request for release based on findings that he still lacks insight into the killing of Baylis, which occurred in the summer of 1994 while Baylis was on patrol in North York. One report says the parole denial is his third time within a seven-year period, while another describes it as his fourth parole denial, indicating repeated attempts over several years. The reports also note that Baylis was 25 at the time of his death and that another officer, Const. Mike Leone, was seriously injured during the incident. Both accounts identify Gayle as the person responsible for Baylis’s death. One source further states that Gayle is under a deportation order, adding to the context described around his custody and release prospects. The decisions described in the reports reflect that parole authorities continue to find barriers to release, including concerns about Gayle’s understanding of the offense.