Tom Zytaruk (Surrey Now) - A knife fight between two married cops spawned a series of acrimonious litigations that included allegations of negligence and malicious prosecution against a third cop who investigated the assault.
The case centred on a knife fight between two married officers in their home in 1994. Both parties - Patrick Reilly, of [...]
Entries Tagged as 'RCMP'
Knife-fighting cops draw third Mountie into spat
April 26th, 2008 · No Comments
Tags: Dudley Do- Right · RCMP · Your Tax Dollars In Action
Time to ride into the sunset
April 26th, 2008 · 8 Comments
Margret Kopala (Ottawa Citizen) - It’s past time to put “E” Division out of its misery.
Oh, I know. Studies, recommendations and implementation plans for rehabilitating the RCMP are underway but it’s unlikely the overarching need for leadership, streamlining and a clear-cut mission will arrive soon enough to prevent more catastrophes. Like the taser death of [...]
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Man said he was shot first, then stunned
April 23rd, 2008 · 1 Comment
Julie Horbal (Sun Media) - Members of the Manto Sipi Cree Nation are taking aim at RCMP for what they call a series of protocol breaches surrounding a Mountie shooting a band member earlier this month.
Chief Roger Ross claims officers ignored policies during and after the shooting which were set out by a memorandum of [...]
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Native leaders want shooting probe
April 22nd, 2008 · No Comments
Kevin Rollason (Winnipeg Free Press) - The chief of the Manto Sipi Cree Nation and other northern aboriginal organizations are calling for an independent investigation into a RCMP shooting of an aboriginal man.
Terrence Yellowback, 27, was wounded after a confrontation on the reserve with an RCMP officer on April 5. RCMP had been called to [...]
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We need moratorium on Tasers
April 18th, 2008 · No Comments
Tuesday, April 15 would have been Robert Dziekanski’s 41st birthday. His mother, Zofia Cisowski, did not spend that day with her son. Instead, she went to Ottawa to speak to a House committee investigating the death of that very son.
Dziekanski was shocked with a Taser at Vancouver airport on Oct, 14, 2007. He died writhing [...]
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RCMP raids Tory office for election file
April 16th, 2008 · No Comments
Gloria Galloway and Campbell Clark, Ottawa (Globe and Mail) - RCMP officers raided Conservative Party headquarters in downtown Ottawa yesterday to execute a search warrant requested by Election Commissioner William Corbett.
The police worked behind closed doors of the 12th-floor suite and at a mailroom on another floor. They were searching for information related to Mr. [...]
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RCMP response convoluted amid fresh calls for inquiry on provocateurs
April 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Ottawa (Canadian Press) - A national union has lodged a formal complaint with Quebec’s police ethics commissioner over the actions of undercover police provocateurs at last year’s summit of North American leaders.
But the goal of the Communications, Energy and Paperworkers Union of Canada is a full federal inquiry into what they see as a gross [...]
Tags: Breach Of Trust · Broken Force · Interference Into Political Process · Other Law Enforcement Agencies · RCMP
RCMP probing why it took days to follow up on Schoenborn tip
April 15th, 2008 · No Comments
Ian Bailey and Justin Hunter, Vancouver and Victoria, B.C. (Globe and Mail) - The RCMP, caught up in an intense manhunt for Allan Schoenborn – wanted in the stabbing deaths of his three children – are trying to figure out what caused a delay in investigators receiving a tip that he had been seen outside [...]
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Contempt citation misplaced, ex-RCMP officer says
April 11th, 2008 · No Comments
Jessica Leeder and Bill Curry, Toronto and Ottawa (Globe and Mail) - A former RCMP officer who ordered an investigator to be removed from the probe into the Mountie pension scandal said the wrong person was punished Thursday when the House of Commons cited a Deputy Commissioner for contempt of Parliament.
Dave Gork, who was an [...]
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N.B. couple search for son’s body after RCMP give up
April 9th, 2008 · No Comments
Caroline Alphonso (Globe and Mail) - The family of a young man who was hit by a train in Moncton and hurled into a creek will continue the search for his body today, three days after the RCMP gave up.
Edwin Hughes, a certified commercial diver, has combed the waters of Halls Creek with his friends [...]
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