A veteran Toronto cop accused of using his position to intimidate another motorist after a road rage incident has had his 17 police misconduct charges reduced to four after a key witness declined to testify at a tribunal hearing.

Const. Michael Kiproff — whose past conduct has been the subject of public complaints — was charged after an alleged road-rage incident with another motorist on the Queen Elizabeth Way in January 2023.

The incident was caught in part on a dashcam, and subsequent “intimidating” and “abusive and/or insulting and/or uncivil” exchanges with the motorist’s parents, as alleged in the remaining charges, were also recorded.

Kiproff’s Toronto Police Service disciplinary tribunal hearing began in April. After four full days of evidence and a brief resumption on June 24,

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