Police Folk Allegedly Behaving Badly

[Bruce Monkhouse]

(Yet another) piece of shit CPS cop delivered a devastating punishment.

'Shattered my world': Calgary cop demoted after sharing sex video of fellow officer

A Calgary police officer has been demoted of seniority in rank for a year after filming and sharing a video of him having sex with a fellow officer without her consent, with other members of the Calgary Police Service.

calgary.ctvnews.ca

100% BS.....heads should roll that anyone in the CPS thinks this moron should keep his job.

Public trust et al....

 

[CBH99]

100% BS.....heads should roll that anyone in the CPS thinks this moron should keep his job.

Public trust et al....

Amen.

If someone did that prior to being hired, I'd argue they should be a lifetime deferral & most likely would be.

But if you do this after becoming a member? Apparently just a reduction in rank/pay for a year and a half...


It sends the wrong message to both the public and to the service's members.

The message should be - pull this kind of shit & know with absolute certainty that you'll be terminated, period. And that's a best case scenario...

 

[mariomike]

demoted of seniority in rank for a year

The message should be - pull this kind of shit & know with absolute certainty that you'll be terminated, period. And that's a best case scenario...

Perhaps depends on how much individual employers are willing to tolerate? YMMV

National Post reported way back in 2015,

Toronto Fire on Monday terminated three firefighters for what it calls breaches of the city's policy on social media, a spokesman said

 

[dapaterson]

Surprisingly low stakes theft allegedly committed by a TPS officer.

Veteran Toronto police officer charged in alleged alcohol theft

Investigators say on Oct. 4 a man entered a store, took three bottles of alcohol and left the store without paying for the booze.

toronto.citynews.ca

 

[dapaterson]

I had seen an article about this, but the video...

Phoenix police were called to a disturbance at a store. The white man the staff identified then told police he had been harassed by a black man.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1844780719542841708

 

[dapaterson]

An Edmonton police officer has admitted to making sexual advances toward eight women he met on the job — including several victims of crime — in one case letting himself into an intoxicated woman’s home and kissing her despite repeated demands he leave.

Const. Hunter Robinz, 39, pleaded guilty to a single count of breach of trust Monday in Edmonton Court of King’s Bench, admitting he used his job as a police officer to meet women for his own “sexual gratification.”

'Monster wearing a hero’s mask': Edmonton police officer pleads guilty to seeking sex from victims he met on the job

An Edmonton police officer has admitted to making sexual advances toward eight women he met on the job — including several victims of crime.

edmontonjournal.com

 

[Jarnhamar]

pleaded guilty to a single count of breach of trust

Funny way to spell sexual assault.

 

[brihard]

Funny way to spell sexual assault.

And break and enter residence.

I suspect and hope that resignation is part of the plea deal.

 

[daftandbarmy]

Misconduct is expensive...

L.A.'s fiscal nightmare: Police misconduct lawsuit payouts push city to the brink​

Los Angeles is facing a dire financial situation that threatens its ability to provide basic services and prepare for the upcoming 2028 Olympics. According to a recent editorial by The LA Times, the city is "teetering on the edge of a fiscal emergency" with its finances in "dire" condition and no funds available for unexpected expenses.

The scale of these payouts is staggering. As the editorial reports, "In just the first three months of the fiscal year that started July 1, the city is on the hook for $258 million in liability costs. The largest category of payouts — 40% — is related to police department negligence or use of force."

L.A.'s fiscal nightmare: Police misconduct lawsuit payouts push city to the brink

Los Angeles is facing a dire financial situation that threatens its ability to provide basic services and prepare for the upcoming 2028 Olympics. According to a recent editorial by The…

boingboing.net

 

[dapaterson]

Durham. Because of course it was Durham.

Deputy chief alleged to have been stopped for speeding in a school zone, let off without sanction, and a day later pulled over for stunt driving (50+ above the limit) and again let go without sanction, until an internal complaint from another Durham cop.

This deputy police chief was allegedly caught going 50 km/h over the speed limit but wasn’t ticketed. The case has been kept from the public until now

It was the second time in two days that Dep. Chief Chris Kirkpatrick was stopped for speeding, alleges a complaint sent to the board in June.

www.thestar.com

 

[daftandbarmy]

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[brihard]

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[daftandbarmy]

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[lenaitch]

What an odd name for a community.

 

[SeaKingTacco]

What an odd name for a community.

Some might even say Peculiar

 

[lenaitch]

Some might even say Peculiar

Ya, I tried to get it into a clever punny sentence but it didn't' come to me.

 

[SeaKingTacco]

Ya, I tried to get it into a clever punny sentence but it didn't' come to me.

My attempt was pretty weak…

 

[dapaterson]

Saskatoon: We've suspended six officers due to two incidents. Nothing to say about it.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/saskatoon/6-police-officers-suspended-1.7378688

 

[dapaterson]

Following a 16-month investigation by the Calgary Police Service (CPS) Professional Standards Section (PSS), a former Calgary police officer has been charged with breach of trust & misuse of a computer system.

It is believed that between 2008 & 2023, the officer engaged in personal relationships with numerous women whom he had initial contact with through calls-for-service or police-related matters. It is alleged that the officer used police databases for a personal purpose to find & engage in further contact with the women, outside of his policing duties.

The initial complaint was brought forward in July 2023. When the investigation revealed evidence in support of the allegations, the officer was suspended with pay in January 2024. The officer’s duty status continued to be assessed as the investigation progressed. He was suspended without pay in September 2024. Shortly after, the officer resigned from the CPS. It is believed that he has since left Canada & has not returned. As a result, charges have been laid by way of warrant & the radius of the warrant has been extended to include the whole of Canada.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1864407098291048721

 

[brihard]

Following a 16-month investigation by the Calgary Police Service (CPS) Professional Standards Section (PSS), a former Calgary police officer has been charged with breach of trust & misuse of a computer system.

It is believed that between 2008 & 2023, the officer engaged in personal relationships with numerous women whom he had initial contact with through calls-for-service or police-related matters. It is alleged that the officer used police databases for a personal purpose to find & engage in further contact with the women, outside of his policing duties.

The initial complaint was brought forward in July 2023. When the investigation revealed evidence in support of the allegations, the officer was suspended with pay in January 2024. The officer’s duty status continued to be assessed as the investigation progressed. He was suspended without pay in September 2024. Shortly after, the officer resigned from the CPS. It is believed that he has since left Canada & has not returned. As a result, charges have been laid by way of warrant & the radius of the warrant has been extended to include the whole of Canada.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1864407098291048721

Ugh. I wonder where he fled to?

Credit to CPS for the detailed public release about one of their own.