Two GTA police officers shed their handcuffs and walked free from Newmarket court on bail Tuesday after being charged in a sweeping steroids and drugs investigation.

Const. Richard Senior of York Regional Police, 44, appeared calm as he heard his release conditions include wearing a GPS tracking device on his ankle, house arrest and $150,000 bail.

Toronto Police Const. Bryan Correia, 42, of Barrie, also was granted bail in the same case Tuesday after being accused of disclosing confidential information.

Correia, who was charged on Tuesday, faces charges of obstruct justice and breach of trust.

He was required to post $5,000 bail.

Three others were also charged this week, bringing the total charged in the corruption case to 11.

Also charged in the latest wave of arrests are Gordon Broadhead, 38, of Burlingon, Perry Coates, 50, of Innisfil, and Michele Amoros, 59, of Toronto.

Broadhead is charged with trafficking cannabis, possession for the purpose of trafficking, assault and breach of probation.

Coates is charged with possession of cannabis for the purpose of trafficking and breach of recognizance.

Amoros is charged with possession of cannabis for the purpose of trafficking.

Senior, a 14-year police veteran, appeared impassive as he nodded at 10 friends and family in court.

A stocky man with a beard and shaved head, Senior wore a black Corona beer T-shirt in court.

Correia also appeared calm in court, wearing an Air Jordan hoodie.

Senior is to reappear in court on November 6, and Correia on Nov. 7.

At least eight people, including a third police officer, have been charged in the case by York Regional Police.

Const. Timur Timerbulatov, 36, who joined York Regional Police in 2015, was charged with breach of trust and unauthorized use of a computer not for a police purpose from the same investigation.

Senior was charged with 30 criminal offences, including trafficking cocaine, attempted armed robbery of a quantity of cocaine, assault, obstructing justice and weapons charges. He was also charged with the theft and illegal possession of a York Regional Police shotgun, interfering in the prosecution of provincial offence notices under the Highway Traffic Act and the disclosing of confidential police information.

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Also charged last week in the same investigation was provincial offences prosecutor Catherine Petrolo, 36. She was charged with obstruction of justice and breach of trust by a public officer.

A York Regional Police officer named Richard Senior appears on the Sunshine List for Ontario employees who make more than $100,000 a year. He is listed as having earned $113,654.24 in 2017 and $110,029.19 in 2016.