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Somewhere without an extradition treaty? It's a Canada wide warrant so if he attempts to return to Canada through any port of entry he will get bagged by CBSA.
Police Folk Allegedly Behaving Badly
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I don't think this has been posted before?
When an RCMP officer arrived on the scene, one VPD member allegedly grabbed his arm as he tried to retrieve a cell phone. Another allegedly threatened the Mountie’s job.
The Burnaby RCMP officer who attended the crash scene was wearing body camera apparatus, which captured video and audio of the entire incident.
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3 VPD senior officers facing serious discipline following Burnaby crash
In early 2023, several investigations were launched into the actions of three senior Vancouver police officers who attended a car crash at Kingsway and Royal Oak in Burnaby after one of their own allegedly made an illegal left-hand turn.When an RCMP officer arrived on the scene, one VPD member allegedly grabbed his arm as he tried to retrieve a cell phone. Another allegedly threatened the Mountie’s job.
The Burnaby RCMP officer who attended the crash scene was wearing body camera apparatus, which captured video and audio of the entire incident.
3 VPD senior officers facing serious discipline following Burnaby crash: sources - BC | Globalnews.ca
When an RCMP officer arrived on the scene, one VPD member allegedly grabbed his arm as he tried to retrieve a cell phone. Another allegedly threatened the Mountie's job.
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Oh, I remember hearing about that one. The VPD officers should definitely eat some shit based on what I was told of the incident.I don't think this has been posted before?
3 VPD senior officers facing serious discipline following Burnaby crash
In early 2023, several investigations were launched into the actions of three senior Vancouver police officers who attended a car crash at Kingsway and Royal Oak in Burnaby after one of their own allegedly made an illegal left-hand turn.
When an RCMP officer arrived on the scene, one VPD member allegedly grabbed his arm as he tried to retrieve a cell phone. Another allegedly threatened the Mountie’s job.
The Burnaby RCMP officer who attended the crash scene was wearing body camera apparatus, which captured video and audio of the entire incident.
3 VPD senior officers facing serious discipline following Burnaby crash: sources - BC | Globalnews.ca
When an RCMP officer arrived on the scene, one VPD member allegedly grabbed his arm as he tried to retrieve a cell phone. Another allegedly threatened the Mountie's job.
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Alberta RCMP officer charged with sexually assaulting 2 males in hotel room
So she sexually assaulted two male RCMP officers in a hotel room.
Took 2 years to investigate and lay charges? Must have been quite the mystery to unravel.
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Huh... a two for one deal ...
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2 officers from Central Saanich Police Service charged with sexual assault | Globalnews.ca
In a statement, the Vancouver Police Department said Matthew Ball, 43, and Ryan Johnston, 40, have been charged with one count of sexual assault.
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Huh... a two for one deal ...
2 officers from Central Saanich Police Service charged with sexual assault | Globalnews.ca
In a statement, the Vancouver Police Department said Matthew Ball, 43, and Ryan Johnston, 40, have been charged with one count of sexual assault.
CTV News is quoting multiple law enforcement sources as saying that Saanich Police Sgt Matthew Ball killed himself following his arrest.
B.C. police officer accused of sexual assault has died, sources say
One of the two B.C. police officers charged this week with sexually assaulting the same "vulnerable" woman has died, CTV News has learned.
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CTV News is quoting multiple law enforcement sources as saying that Central Saanich Police Sgt Matthew Ball killed himself following his arrest.
B.C. police officer accused of sexual assault has died, sources say
One of the two B.C. police officers charged this week with sexually assaulting the same "vulnerable" woman has died, CTV News has learned.bc.ctvnews.ca
Holy cr*p... so sad...
Added the 'Central' to Saanich for you - Saanich is a different muni, of course.
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And the backlash against the VPD Deputy Chief ...
The president of the Vancouver Police Union is taking aim at one of the department's highest-ranking officers, criticizing the "tone and language" she used when informing the public that two members of another force had been arrested for sexual assault.
Ralph Kaisers penned a letter to members in the wake of the news that an investigation led by the Vancouver Police Department resulted in two officers with the Central Saanich Police Service being criminally charged in connection to allegations they sexually assaulted the same woman.
One of those officers, Sgt. Matthew Ball, died by suicide after being released from custody, sources have confirmed to CTV News.
Vancouver criminal lawyer Sarah Leamon says police must be very cautious with how they publicly describe suspects who have not yet had their day in court.
"Not only does it affect a person's ability to function in society as a person who is presumed innocent until proven guilty, but it can also affect the court proceedings as they move forward down the line,” Leamon said.
The letter goes on to address Ball's death, calling it a "tragic loss" that illustrates the need for "police agencies across B.C. to practice what we preach when it comes to wellness and trauma-informed approaches."
Without making an explicit link between Wilson's statement and Ball's suicide, Kaisers says the "incident" is illustrative of the fact that the department "can and must do better."
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Vancouver Police Union slams deputy chief's 'overly charged' comments on sexual assault case
The president of the Vancouver Police Union is taking aim at one of the department's highest-ranking officers, criticizing the "tone and language" she used when informing the public that two members of another force had been arrested for sexual assault.
Ralph Kaisers penned a letter to members in the wake of the news that an investigation led by the Vancouver Police Department resulted in two officers with the Central Saanich Police Service being criminally charged in connection to allegations they sexually assaulted the same woman.
One of those officers, Sgt. Matthew Ball, died by suicide after being released from custody, sources have confirmed to CTV News.
Vancouver criminal lawyer Sarah Leamon says police must be very cautious with how they publicly describe suspects who have not yet had their day in court.
"Not only does it affect a person's ability to function in society as a person who is presumed innocent until proven guilty, but it can also affect the court proceedings as they move forward down the line,” Leamon said.
The letter goes on to address Ball's death, calling it a "tragic loss" that illustrates the need for "police agencies across B.C. to practice what we preach when it comes to wellness and trauma-informed approaches."
Without making an explicit link between Wilson's statement and Ball's suicide, Kaisers says the "incident" is illustrative of the fact that the department "can and must do better."
Vancouver Police Union slams deputy chief's 'overly charged' comments on sexual assault case
The president of the Vancouver Police Union is taking aim at one of the department's highest-ranking officers, criticizing the "tone and language" she used when informing the public that two members of another force had been arrested for sexual assault.
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Ottawa police never disappoint. Drive drunk with another cop beside you, write off an unmarked car, and flee the scene of the accident? Why would that cost you your job? OPS recommended a temporary demotion, not termination. And thus the cycle continues.
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Ottawa police constable demoted for 22 months after impaired driving crash
The 22-month penalty to Const. Cory Chuchryk was ordered by the hearing officer in a decision dated Dec. 30, 2024.
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Ottawa police never disappoint. Drive drunk with another cop beside you, write off an unmarked car, and flee the scene of the accident? Why would that cost you your job? OPS recommended a temporary demotion, not termination. And thus the cycle continues.
Ottawa police constable demoted for 22 months after impaired driving crash
The 22-month penalty to Const. Cory Chuchryk was ordered by the hearing officer in a decision dated Dec. 30, 2024.
Well when we see people charged with serious offences walk away with a promise to appear….
Or a violent repeat offender is released because no Crown wants to push for Dangerous Offender status…
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Ottawa police never disappoint. Drive drunk with another cop beside you, write off an unmarked car, and flee the scene of the accident? Why would that cost you your job? OPS recommended a temporary demotion, not termination. And thus the cycle continues.
Ottawa police constable demoted for 22 months after impaired driving crash
The 22-month penalty to Const. Cory Chuchryk was ordered by the hearing officer in a decision dated Dec. 30, 2024.
Are there stats on which police force has the most problems with their LEOs ? It seems like OPS would be top 1/3.
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Apart from the RCMP?
Peel Regional seems to be doing well
More than a dozen Peel cops were found guilty of crimes since 2017, records show. None lost their jobs
Weapon charges, fraud among offences committed by Peel officers, CBC analysis of disciplinary rulings shows
I said top third not overall winner lol
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Not a police thing BUT it is LEO related:
And one of our jails in MB had a murder in it too.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton/police-investigating-deaths-edmonton-remand-centre-1.7418349
And one of our jails in MB had a murder in it too.
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I remember reading that, the homicide victim was a former CAF member. Young soldier medically released. Global seemed more interested in tour+PTSD angle than what's going on in the jails.
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"[c]harged with a handful of criminal offences, including impaired driving and leaving the scene of an accident."Ottawa police never disappoint. Drive drunk with another cop beside you, write off an unmarked car, and flee the scene of the accident? Why would that cost you your job? OPS recommended a temporary demotion, not termination. And thus the cycle continues.
Ottawa police constable demoted for 22 months after impaired driving crash
The 22-month penalty to Const. Cory Chuchryk was ordered by the hearing officer in a decision dated Dec. 30, 2024.
If any ordinary citizen were convicted of these offenses they would probably be doing jail time. Not a good image you want to show to the public.
Ordinary citizens would have a fine and a drriving prohibition. Maybe probation. The criminal sanctions he got are comparable to what anyone else would.
He should, however, be fired.
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Interesting. I would have thought the penalties would have been much worse.
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