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Proven history of improperly accessing information to pursue a personal vendetta without remorse does not build credibility.
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Booter
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It won’t hurt it. I’ve yet to see a McNeil impact anything outside of CDSA investigations. There are cops that are not allowed to touch criminal cases because crown won’t prosecute a file with their name on it- but if she isn’t in that position no one is going to care. Especially if the conduct finding isn’t worded in a way that makes it applicable to disclosure or it’s determined to be irrelevant,
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Keep in mind that officer was charged with assault of children, not sexual assault. Very different charges.
That could be as simple as spanking or cuffing a kid who is acting up. Could also be as extreme as beating a kid. Not appropriate these days but I am sure most of us on here received such treatment growing up.
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1 Count of breach if trust, probably out in less than a year. Not bad considering what he was facing.
Probably they wanted the easy plea deal rather than having to litigate such an extensive undercover operation, and argue against defence claims of entrapment. Most of his criminality occurred in controlled circumstances that were created by the undercover team.
I’ve heard murmuring in the past of the Anticorruption Unit the RCMP have out in BC. Small and tight team, they work pretty exclusively on serious police corruption files. They’re no joke.
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My uncle was in an anti corruption team in Toronto in the late 70s early 80s. Fascinating stories. Essentially they were eligible for bank pulls and phone taps on themselves at all times. Worked completely insulated from the org- loaned out from their agency and moved into a provincial structure. Super interesting relationships with management and unions. I’m sure the practices have changed dramatically- this was all powered by the 60s and 70s corruption out of NYC
I’ve also heard of this BC unit but never had any look into the mechanics of it- always interesting though. fascinating world I have no understanding of
I’ve also heard of this BC unit but never had any look into the mechanics of it- always interesting though. fascinating world I have no understanding of
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What if you blow .26? While carrying your service weapon? While driving your patrol vehicle? On duty?
Seventeen year Georgian Bay OPP officer Christopher Prout was sentenced in court, following a joint submission, to a $3000 fine and a two year driving ban. With criminal proceedings resolved, he may now face charges under Ontario's Police Services Act.
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Seventeen year Georgian Bay OPP officer Christopher Prout was sentenced in court, following a joint submission, to a $3000 fine and a two year driving ban. With criminal proceedings resolved, he may now face charges under Ontario's Police Services Act.
On-duty OPP officer driving drunk 3x legal limit pleads guilty, fined $3,000
A veteran provincial police officer charged with with driving drunk on the job pleads guilty.
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Haggis
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Another failed attempt to "go big or go home"?What if you blow .26? While carrying your service weapon? While driving your patrol vehicle? On duty?
Seventeen year Georgian Bay OPP officer Christopher Prout was sentenced in court, following a joint submission, to a $3000 fine and a two year driving ban. With criminal proceedings resolved, he may now face charges under Ontario's Police Services Act.
On-duty OPP officer driving drunk 3x legal limit pleads guilty, fined $3,000
A veteran provincial police officer charged with with driving drunk on the job pleads guilty.
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As they used to say in the USAF, aim high!
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From the VPD info-machine:
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Vancouver police officer Kalwinder Dosanjh charged over theft of more than $3M - BC | Globalnews.ca
Vancouver's police chief says a 26-year veteran of the force has been charged with theft, fraud and breach of trust, with victims reporting losses of more than $3 million.
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VPD officer charged with fraud and theft allegedly moonlighted as developer
Vancouver's police chief says covert investigation of an officer led to charges of theft, fraud and breach of trust
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VPD officer Kal Dosanjh worked as youth advocate, mentor: Read our coverage of him here
Read some of Postmedia's past coverage about Kal Dosanjh's work here.
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Statement from VPD Chief Steve Rai regarding arrest of Kalwinder Dosanjh - Vancouver Police Department
Today, as we announce an arrest in this investigation, I [...]
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As they used to say in the USAF, aim high!
Vancouver police officer Kalwinder Dosanjh charged over theft of more than $3M - BC | Globalnews.ca
Vancouver's police chief says a 26-year veteran of the force has been charged with theft, fraud and breach of trust, with victims reporting losses of more than $3 million.VPD officer charged with fraud and theft allegedly moonlighted as developer
Vancouver's police chief says covert investigation of an officer led to charges of theft, fraud and breach of trustVPD officer Kal Dosanjh worked as youth advocate, mentor: Read our coverage of him here
Read some of Postmedia's past coverage about Kal Dosanjh's work here.
From the VPD info-machine:
Statement from VPD Chief Steve Rai regarding arrest of Kalwinder Dosanjh - Vancouver Police Department
Today, as we announce an arrest in this investigation, I [...]
Ptsd defence, 1 count of breach of trust, other charges dropped, demotion for 2 years.
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Let the pool begin!
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It’s factual.
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US DEA operating illegally in Canada gets the extradition quashed.
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DEA operated 'illegally' in Canada, B.C. Supreme Court judge says
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has stayed an extradition proceeding because U.S. DEA agents 'operated unlawfully and illegally in Canada'
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The event is from over a decade ago, but JHFC…US DEA operating illegally in Canada gets the extradition quashed.
DEA operated 'illegally' in Canada, B.C. Supreme Court judge says
A B.C. Supreme Court judge has stayed an extradition proceeding because U.S. DEA agents 'operated unlawfully and illegally in Canada'
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Not a police thing, but a horrible travesty of justice nonetheless...
A Colorado judge on Tuesday sentenced a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist to 10 years in prison after she pleaded guilty to four felonies related to mishandling criminal evidence.
“I have been thinking about this sentencing since the day Ms. Woods entered her guilty plea. This case is about trust, and the profound amount of trust the public has given her,” said First Judicial District Judge Andrew Poland.
In January 2025, the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office filed more than 100 criminal charges against former CBI forensic scientist Yvonne Woods after investigators found she misreported DNA results in dozens of criminal cases spanning from January 2008 to September 2023.
Woods, now 66, initially pleaded not guilty in February. In exchange for prosecutors seeking dismissal of 100 charges, Woods pleaded guilty to four felonies: cybercrime, perjury, attempting to influence a public servant and forgery.
Colorado forensic scientist sentenced to 10 years for misreporting criminal evidence
Colorado forensic scientist sentenced to 10 years for misreporting criminal evidence
Prosecutors filed more than 100 charges against former crime lab scientist Yvonne Woods after an internal investigation uncovered irregularities calling into question a decade’s worth of lab test results.A Colorado judge on Tuesday sentenced a former Colorado Bureau of Investigation forensic scientist to 10 years in prison after she pleaded guilty to four felonies related to mishandling criminal evidence.
“I have been thinking about this sentencing since the day Ms. Woods entered her guilty plea. This case is about trust, and the profound amount of trust the public has given her,” said First Judicial District Judge Andrew Poland.
In January 2025, the First Judicial District Attorney’s Office filed more than 100 criminal charges against former CBI forensic scientist Yvonne Woods after investigators found she misreported DNA results in dozens of criminal cases spanning from January 2008 to September 2023.
Woods, now 66, initially pleaded not guilty in February. In exchange for prosecutors seeking dismissal of 100 charges, Woods pleaded guilty to four felonies: cybercrime, perjury, attempting to influence a public servant and forgery.
Colorado forensic scientist sentenced to 10 years for misreporting criminal evidence
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