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Police shooting
GRAND FORKS -
The
altercation began as police received a report of an
erratic driver just before 3:30pm.
When police attempted
to stop the vehicle, they said the driver tried to avoid
the officers by ramming his vehicle into several police
cars.
Police fired shots and
the male driver suffered unknown injuries.
(CBC)
MORE:
Shot man ID'd as Stuart Jones
No charges
VICTORIA - There will be no
charges for the RCMP officer who fatally shot Peter de
Groot, a 45-year-old farmer who spent days evading
police in the BC Interior back in 2014.
(CTV)
REPORT:
Slocan Death 2014
.pdf
Statement from the RCMP
Delay unacceptable
Ex-cop sues
VANCOUVER - In a lawsuit filed
in BC Supreme Court, former APD Const. Ravinder 'Rob'
Thandi claims the APD, City of Abbotsford and Abbotsford
Police Board, as well as APD Chief Bob Rich and deputy
chief David Shmirler, did not adequately consider how
mental illnesses contributed to his case.
(Vancouver Province)
RCMP officer fired
VANCOUVER -
Const Brian Eden, a
Richmond RCMP officer has been fired after it was found
he had misused police files to contact a 17-year-old
sexual assault victim and share flirty texts and a
photo.
(PostMedia)
No charges
VICTORIA - No charges will be
laid against Smithers, BC, RCMP officers involved in the
death of
Jacobus Jonker.
(CBC)
MORE:
BC Prosecution Service release
.pdf
Justice
delayed is justice denied
Officer involved shooting
QUALICUM BEACH - RCMP were
asked to assist in responding to a complaint of a
man who had stabbed himself inside a vehicle.
When they arrived, a
struggle ensued and at least one shot was fired by
police.
(PQB news)
MORE:
Police involved shooting
Police chief pockets
SAANICH -
RA (Bob) Downie, the
police chief in
Saanich, pocketed $379,000 in severance after the city
released him from his contract, only to promptly
rehire him under a new agreement.
(CBC)
Man shot by officer
KELOWNA
- A man at a homeless camp was shot by a police officer
after police say he approached the officer with a knife.
(Castanet)
MORE:
IIO investigating
Death a suicide
VICTORIA - The jury was asked
to look into the death of Rhett Mutch, 20, who was
fatally shot in 2014 when he charged at police officers
with a knife.
(CBC)
Will not be charged
VANCOUVER - The police officer
involved in the
2014 shooting death of Phuong Na (Tony) Du will
not be charged.
(Global)
MORE:
No charges
Family sues city
Nothing is Ever Enough
Detective charged
VANCOUVER - Det Const James
Fisher was arrested and faces 3 counts of sexual
exploitation, 1 count of sexual assault, 1 count of
breach of trust and 1 count of attempt to obstruct
justice.
(CBC)
MORE:
Officer charged
Judge won't disclose entire file
No charges
VICTORIA - BC's criminal
justice branch says no charges have been approved
against Delta police officers and paramedics who failed
to file a report with the Children's Ministry about a
child in need of protection.
(CP) RELEASE:
No charges in Paige Cauchie case
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RCMP communication
VANCOUVER - Block Watch
captains in the Grandview Heights area of South Surrey
say they are frustrated by a lack of communication from
police and what they describe as a 'one-way flow' of
information around crimes occurring in their
neighbourhood.
(Peace Arch News)
Human Rights Tribunal rules
VICTORIA - The
BC Human Rights Tribunal
sided with Const David Bratzer, saying the Victoria
Police Department interfered with his rights as a
citizen to freely express his views and ordered the
award for injury to dignity, feelings and self-respect.
(CBC)
Watchdog completes probe
OTTAWA - The civilian watchdog
that oversees the RCMP has completed its investigation
into the force's treatment of indigenous women and girls
in northern BC.
The
CRCC
for the RCMP will send its interim report to the federal
force for review.
(Globe & Mail)
Older phones not as sensitive
VANCOUVER - The BC Court of
Appeal is examining whether it was legal for the RCMP to
search 2 BlackBerry phones seized from a suspect
following a 2006 kidnapping in Richmond.
COMMENT:
Case wrong one for BCCLA to champion
Search cellphone only with a warrant
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Ditch the Mounties
SURREY - Ditch the
Mounties and spring for a local police force in Surrey,
says a new municipal political party fed up with the
enduring gang violence that has plagued that city.
(PostMedia)
MORE:
RCMP to ask Surrey for significant staff increase
Residents rally for change
Carjacker shot
NANAIMO - Police confirmed
officers shot and killed a suspect during an arrest
attempt at the Departure Bay ferry terminal.
(Nanaimo News Now) MORE:
Man shot by police may never be identified
Police shooting
Shooting at ferry terminal
Link between shooting,
carjacking and police shooting
Allegations
VARADERO - A 17-year-old
girl from Ontario complained that one of the vacationing
officers, a member of the Vancouver Police Department,
assaulted her near Varadero, Cuba.
(Global)
MORE:
Officers identified
Cop investigated
ABBOTSFORD - An Abbotsford
Police officer is under investigation for allegedly
stealing money while searching a drug dealing suspect's
house.
(Abbotsford News)MORE:
Cops
says it was a joke
Officer charged
KAMLOOPS - A Kamloops RCMP
officer has been charged with assault causing bodily
harm following an incident that occurred Aug. 25, 2017,
while the officer was on duty. Const. Joedy Todd
Henderson is facing one count of assault causing bodily
harm. (CBC)
MORE:
BCPS media release
.pdf
Officer charged
VICTORIA - Sukhwinder 'Vinnie'
Dosajnh was taken into custody. He's accused of sexually
assaulting someone off-duty in 2005.
(CBC)
MORE:
Officer charged
Cop arrested
Complaint filed
VANCOUVER - A teenager taken
down by Mounties in a case of mistaken identity says she
was on her way to a job interview when she found herself
handcuffed and face-down on the pavement.
The teen's father,
Garry Auguste, is a former police officer.
(CTV)
MORE:
Family demands answers
Mistaken identify
New commanding officer
VANCOUVER - The RCMP in BC
have named Assistant Commissioner Brenda
Butterworth-Carr as the division's new commanding
officer.
Butterworth-Carr takes
over the position from deputy commissioner
Craig Callens, who is
retiring after holding the commanding officer position
for 5 years. (CBC)
MORE:
New commanding officer
RCMP news release
Identified
VANCOUVER - Daniel Peter
Rintoul, 38, died in a confrontation with officers
outside a
2830 Bentall St store on
Nov 10.
(CTV) MORE:
Investigators seek witnesses, videos
IIO
missing the obvious, again
Armed robber shot dead
Suspect shot
Suspect took hostage
Mountie charged
LILLOOET - A statement
from the RCMP says an internal audit and review of the
Lillooet detachment's evidence locker was done in
February 2015.
A sergeant with the
detachment has been charged with 4 counts of breach of
trust and 4 counts of theft. (CP)
Officer acquitted
NANAIMO - In Sept 2009,
Constable David Pompeo shot William Gillespie during
a traffic stop in Chemainus.
In 2013, Pompeo was
found guilty of aggravated assault, but a year later won
an appeal for a new trial.
(Global)
Hit-and-run study
VANCOUVER - Irwin Cohen
realized there was a dearth of data looking at those who
flee the scene of a serious collision.
(Globe & Mail)
Suspended sentence
TERRACE
- RCMP Const. Bruce Lofroth now has a
criminal record after being handed a suspended sentence
with one year of probation for an assault on a youth in
2014.
The assault charge
stemmed from a video,
taken May 28, 2014, that
showed an officer physically restraining a male person
who was on the ground in front of a business on Lazelle
Ave. (Terrace Standard)
MORE:
No jail time
Officer investigated
Terrace
Standard
6 months
VICTORIA - Former RCMP officer
Dale Lee Sheets was sentenced to 6 months behind bars.
Sheets pleaded guilty
to one count of possession of child pornography in
October.
(CTV)
PREVIOUS:
Mountie
facing charges
Mountie discharged
Not a cash grab
VANCOUVER - An increase in the number of
traffic surveillance cameras at intersections has
resulted in a 506% increase in the number of offences in
Richmond, BC, in 2011. (CBC) MORE:
BC Red light cameras
Red light camera
Watchdog probe
Privacy concerns
Retirement
KELOWNA - RCMP Supt. Nick
Romanchuk has been off since Sept. 6.
It comes while the
Abbotsford Police Department continues to investigate a
series of allegations against the Kelowna RCMP - an
investigation that began at the same time Romanchuk took
a leave of absence.
(CBC)
MORE:
Outsiders ask to investigate
Cops chastised
VPD cold case website
Vancouver police have launched
a new website to help them crack 313 unsolved murder
cases.
MORE:
vpdcoldcases.ca
8 cold cases
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Positive signs of change
VANCOUVER - This past month the new
Chief Civilian Director of the
IIO Ronald J. MacDonald released a report into an incident in
which a man died of a self-inflicted pellet rifle shot during an
encounter with Burnaby RCMP. The incident occurred on Dec 20, 2017.
The report was released on Feb 20, 2018 just two months after the
event. In the IIO's 5 year
history this has never occurred.
(Crime & Punishment)
Burnaby Death 2017 162
.pdf
Mountie cleared
Coquitlam serious harm
.pdf
IIO took too long
Inquest makes recommendations
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IIO
IIO BC publications
IIO BC cases
New head of BC's police watchdog
SIRT director leaves to head IIO
NS watchdog stepping down
3 strikes on IIO
IIO death was not self-inflicted
Encounter with police
Officer's refusal to provide info to IIO
IIO, police at impasse
IIO takes VPD to court
Chief fires broadside
Letter
from Chief Constable to IIO
Chief writes critical letter
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Fatal incident
Another
over-reach by the IIO
IIO files against VPD
Competence questioned
IIO, police at an impasse
Battle on
Seeking standards
IIO-2017-0010
Watchdog to change policy
IIO chief won't be missed
May have
IIO's latest
Charges to be considered
Police shooting
Police shot man
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IIO investigating
Man dead after standoff
Charge approved against Nanaimo RCMP
.pdf
Crisis of confidence
Basic seem beyond IIO's
capability
Cooperation
Mountie charged
Still no answer
Salmon Arm police shooting
Suspect shot while fleeing police
Judge dismisses claims
Mounties not at fault
Officer cleared
Nothing but sour grapes
IIO
investigating
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Shooting shows officers bravery, IIO incompetence
Complaints against BC police
OPCC 2015-2016 annual report
.pdf
IIO report
IIO wants further review
IIO said
Circus
never ends
Wouldn't seek 2nd term
Conditional discharge
Officers cleared in gun battle
Summerland police involved shooting
IIO investigating
Nanaimo officer involved shooting
Police watchdog called in
Officer involved shooting
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IIO is struggling to be relevant
IIO released jurisdiction
IIO called in
Lipstick on a pig
Something's got to give with IIO
IIO not commenting
Leadership
inquiry into IIO
Investigation launched
Morale went
downhill fast
Government
investigating IIO
White Rock in custody death
Sudden death
Possible Jet Ski crash
IIO's actions a mystery-again
Officers dive into inlet to save man
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Expect force
IIO Clear statement
.pdf
Report to crown
Charges approved
.pdf
No charges approved
.pdf
Nearly
a year later still no answers from IIO
For Fawkes
sake
Former cop
defends officers
Watchdog
puts cloud over cops
Officers
may have committed offence
Watchdog facing issues
Shooter
charged
Committee
IIO report
.pdf
Committee
to review the IIO
Jury
rejects sex discrimination claim
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Cops protecting cops fiction
IIO investigation
IIO takes over probe
Gunshot ends standoff
Tough
reputation
Cops - fire Rosenthal
Watchdog wants sharper teeth
IIO end of year summary 2014
IIO supplemental report
Report on shooting .pdf
Watchdog orders review
IIO cases
IIO Surrey
firearm death
.pdf
IIO fatal
shooting in Surrey
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Officer in a coma dies
VICTORIA - Const Ian Jordan was involved in an
accident on Sept 22, 1987, as he responded to a possible
break-and-enter. As
officers rushed to the scene, Jordan's vehicle crashed into another
Victoria police car. That
car was carrying officer Ole Jorgensen, who suffered a serious injury
in the crash. (Global)
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Police officer dies
Officer dies
3 decades in a coma
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Officer dies in shooting
ABBOTSFORD - Officers were called about a possible stolen vehicle in
the parking lot of the
Fraser Valley Auto Mall at about 11:30am Monday.
The caller blocked the suspect's vehicle in while waiting for
police to arrive. A male
suspect emerged from that vehicle and began shooting at the caller and
others with a shotgun.
There was an exchange of gunfire and one officer was pronounced dead at
the hospital. The suspect,
a man in his 60s from Alberta, fled in the vehicle and police officers
pursued. The man was
apprehended and taken to hospital for treatment of non-life-threatening
injuries. (CP)
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Funeral
Mourning a fallen officer
Thousands pay their respects
Memorial for fallen officer
Procession
'He will always be my hero'
Officer identified
Officer killed in line of duty
Death affects the police community
Salute to fallen officer
Suspect charged
Details emerge on accused
The Bond
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Guilty plea
VICTORIA - Kenneth Fenton, 28, pleaded guilty to impaired driving
causing death and dangerous driving causing death.
Const. Sarah Beckett's vehicle was hit by a truck April 5,
2016, at an intersection in Langford.
(CP)
4 years
4 years
Relief
Driver pleads guilty
Accused pleads guilty
Charges approved
Impaired charge approved
Accused
sued over another crash
Another crash
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Sarah Beckett
IIO investigating crash
Mountie memorial
National
Memorial Service
Regimental funeral
Thousands pay tribute
Funeral for officer
Officer killed
Witness speaks
ID'd driver released
Driver
ID'd
Mountie not charged
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Constable Tait charged
CASTLEGAR - RCMP West Kootenay Traffic Unit Const Jason
Tait has been charged with manslaughter in relation to
the shooting of Waylon Jesse Edey during an attempted
traffic stop near Castlegar on Jan. 29, 2015.
(Columbia
Valley Pioneer)
BCPS media statement
.pdf
IIO media statement
.pdf
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Doing his job
3 years after
Police shooting victim ID'd
History of impaired driving
Police shooting
Man
shot at traffic stop
Mountie shoots suspected drunk driver
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Identified
GRANISLE - 2 people
identified by neighbours and relatives as Shirley
Williams, 77, and her son Jovan are dead after shots
were fired involving police in Granisle.
(Smithers Interior
News)
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Police involved shooting
2 killed during confrontation
IIO called in
No answers
RCMP stand-off
at their home in Granisle
Investigation
delays
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Officer charged
VANCOUVER - Const Elizabeth Cucheran is charged with aggravated
assault and assault with a weapon.
On July 18, 2015, Hudson Brooks, 20, appeared outside and began
screaming. He was believed to be suicidal at the time. Officers went
outside, where a struggle ensued and Brooks was shot.
It was later determined the 20-year-old Surrey man had been
shot multiple times.
(Vancouver Sun)
RCMP officer charged
Officer charged
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Justice for Hudson
Shooting audio posted
YouTube user posted an audio recording
Wasn't suicidal
Witnesses
critical
Mom has to wait to see son's body
New developments
Mountie may have been shot by fellow officer
Police shooting
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Mountie cleared
DAWSON CREEK - The RCMP officer who fatally shot a man associated
with the hacker group Anonymous last year will not be facing
charges. James Daniel
McIntyre, 48, was killed outside a public hearing for the
controversial Site C hydroelectric dam in Dawson Creek on July 16,
2015. (CTV)
IIO 2015-000104 .pdf
Police 'begged' activist to put down the knife
Guilty
Not guilty
Questions
into IIO investigation
Officer charged
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Pedestrian hit by RCMP vehicle
16 years
Conditional discharge
Police shooting
No charges against cops
Found guilty
IIO probing death
Stabbing at care home
Unpleasant realities of policing
Michael Webster
Suspect dies in hospital
Mountie
charged
Carjacker
accuses cop of shooting at him
Mountie exonerated
Attackers avoid prison
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Guilty
Takedown
Officer
charged in shooting
IIO charges
approved
.pdf
RCMP shooting
In-custody death accidental
2006 In-custody Deaths .pdf
Police shooting
Addict had untreated mental issues
Police
shooting victim ID'd
History of impaired driving
Police
shooting
Man shot at
traffic stop
Mountie
shoots suspected drunk driver
Police involved shooting
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In custody death
Poor paperwork
Suspect dead
Suspect in
shootout is dead
Suspect
killed
Suspect shot
by police
Village
locked down
Manhunt
RCMP reach
out to suspect
Stabbing
victim speaks out
Police shooting
Suspect shot by police
Stabbing
Attempted 'suicide by cop'
Mountie charged
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Identified
Named
Fatal collision
Shot man dies
IIO murder probe
RCMP
accused
Officers cleared
VPD accused
No wrongdoing
Officer identified
Couple sues police
Use of force probe
Man shot by police
Mountie shoots knife-wielding man
Officer was speeding
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Mountie
charged
IIO investigating
Police involved shooting
Police not at fault
Chase
preceded crash
In-custody death
Watchdog
investigates crash
No charges
IIO investigations
In custody death
Identified
Man was threatening spouse's life
There may be some hope
Shooting inquest
Jury wants cameras in all cop cars
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In custody death
Police shooting
Woman with a machete
Mountie not guilty
Mountie
cleared
Mountie cleared
3 officers arrested
Suspect killed in police shootout
In custody death update
Digital bloopers
Officers cleared
The other shoe drops
Reality at odds with picture painted
Chief Chu's memo to VPD
members
Police kill knife-wielding man |
Mountie was speeding
Machete standoff ends
Officer dead after collision
Family of fallen thanks public
Guilty
Let the punishment fit the crime
Tough times ahead for police
RCMP shooting
RCMP didn't shout warning
Mounties cleared
Father angry
Officers cleared
Shooting victim named
Woman hit and killed
Officer cleared
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Distraught male
VANCOUVER - Mounties and paramedics responded to calls about a
'distraught male' who was screaming in the intersection of 10 Ave
and 161A St, Surrey, shortly after 1:30pm.
The officers' arrival led to a 'physical struggle,' the IIO
said. The man went into cardiac arrest and died at the scene at
around 3pm, despite efforts to resuscitate him.
(CTV)
Man dies while being taken into custody
Police shooting
No charges
12/19/2016 Use of Force
.pdf
Man dead, 6 officers injured
Police shooting
No charges approved
.pdf
Police involved shooting
Scammers use VPD phone number
Restraint device justified
Police
shooting in Surrey
Lawsuit
Mountie rammed by cab
Aggressive arrest
New West police to review arrest
Seniors dragged down stairs
Excessive force
Officer sues
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No police wrongdoing
IIOBC Serious Harm 2018-034
.pdf
Officer charged
IIO investigation
Fisher pleads guilty
Pleads
Officer charged
Officer charged with assault
Conditional sentence
Officers cleared
IIO finds no fault
Identified
IIO investigating
2 dead
Police incident
Charge in police shooting
Police shooting
New chief
Adam Palmer
Chief retires
Jim Chu
Mounties open fire
RCMP fire shots
Police shooting
Officers charged
Officer found guilty
6 day suspension
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Sister sues police
Man
identified
Officer involved shooting
Charged
Police involved shooting
Police shooting
Police shooting
Office smashes window
YouTube video of VPD sergeant
Viral video
Chief defends officer
IIO investigates
YouTube
'Nothing to provoke police'
Broken window
theory
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Shooting captured on video
Deceased
identified
Police
shooting
Shooting at
open house
2 men
involved in RCMP shooting
Anonymous
attack on RCMP website
Police shooting
Man
identified
Cop charged
Officer cleared
RCMP
cleared
RCMP cleared in shooting
Police involved shooting
Probe launched
Cop pulled from duty
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Officer charged
Cops
run amok
Mountie convicted
Cop
stabbed in prison
A clean house
Officer recovering
US BC mysteries solved
Police, firefighters fall
into icy river
Cop shot during training
exercise
Knife-wielding man shot
Police shooting
2nd Mountie charged
Mounties shot at
3 arrested
Shots fired at RCMP |
Probation
Guilty plea
Cop now pleading guilty
Man sues RCMP
Mounties respond
More allegations
Investigation
Decision reserved
Officer on trial for assault
Mountie attacked
Officers plead guilty
Police accused
Vancouver PD beat me up
DJ Qualls
Desk duty
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Investigation dropped
VANCOUVER - The Office of the Police
Complaint Commissioner is dropping its corruption investigation into
11 members of the Abbotsford Police Department but will continue its
probe of 3 other officers.
(CBC)
Officer fired
IIO press
release
.pdf
Mounties
face charges
Impaired driving
Officer disciplined
Probation
Officer used excessive force
Video of the March 2010 incident
Cop arrested
Officer resigns
No
change
Teen dies
Pedestrian
struck
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Allegations of misconduct
Budget director embezzled
Abbotsford Police Board
Officers investigated
Abbotsford Police Department
Much ado about nothing
OPCC
Suspended with pay
Suspended
Impaired
charge
Bomb expert accused
Officer facing charges
Guilty plea
Officers
charged
Mountie acquitted
Not guilty
Don't bash police
RCMP probe former
cop
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Teen was
longboarding
Absolute discharge
Charge recommended
Mountie
facing assault charge
Mountie
charged
Missing cocaine and cash
Brass say allegations tarnish
BC police complaints
New details
Officer charged
Inquest wants non-lethal weapons
911 calls
Sequin guilty
Attempted murder charge
'Agitated' man dies in custody
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Officer charged
Charges stayed
Call for public oversight of RCMP
Bad officers 2013
Bad Boys
Guilty plea
Charges for off duty conduct
Cop cleared
No charges
Christopher Tom dies in Tofino
cell
Distraught man shot
Man shot
Too many Police
Chiefs
Cop takes chief to court
Jamie
Graham |
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Budget shortfall
VANCOUVER - RCMP in BC will make staff
cuts in a specialized gang unit and to their major crimes division
to make up for a $4.2M budget shortfall next year.
(CTV)
Austerity drive
Cuts to impact specialized units
Budget cuts hit gang unit
Blended police teams
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BC policing plan
.pdf
2014
Crime Stat Reports
Threat risks
13-page report
Leo on gang force cuts
Surprise
20 year deals
BC signs deal to keep RCMP
Province-wide cops won't happen
Feds play hard ball
Talk of regional force
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Appeals rejected
OTTAWA - The SCC has dismissed appeals from 2
men convicted of perjury in connection with a notorious Taser death at
Vancouver's airport in 2007. Kwesi Millington and Benjamin (Monty)
Robinson were among 4 Mounties charged with perjury following a public
inquiry into the death of Robert Dziekanski. (CP)
YVR video
report .pdf
Successful campaign
Final chapter
Real price to be paid
Mountie sues
Officer
suing
Her husband a
scapegoat
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Robert Dziekanski taser
incident
Officer suing
Notice of civil claim .pdf
Legal opinion .pdf
Doust opinion
.pdf
Officer Rundel sues
Mountie says he was a scapegoat
Hindsight is 20/20
Widow sues
Mounties
2 years
To appeal conviction
Acquitted
Millington sentenced
Taxpayers on
the hook
Convictions a
charade
Scapegoated?
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Pants on Fire
BC Taser use down 87%
New BC Taser standards
Braidwood can find misconduct
Braidwood inquiry report
Not
guilty of perjury
Not
guilty of lying
Time
to move on
Not
always as they seem
Death ruled a homicide
RCMP admits mistakes
Apology was not genuine
'A battle of experts'
Expert witness
Braidwood ruling .pdf
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Mountie's perjury conviction a travesty
Mountie lied
Guilty of
perjury
Guilty of
perjury
Mountie lied
Statements allowed
'Wouldn't be a big deal'
Taser fight back in court
Braidwood resumes
Walking in the rain
Inquiry shows police at their worst
No charges
Canada inquiry told of Taser use
'Agitated delirium'
'Combative stance'
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Taser death
CHILLIWACK - The IIO says that officers responded to reports of a parental abduction
involving a male suspect.
Officers arrived and used a taser on the man
sending him into medical distress.
Police administered first aid and paramedics were
called, but the man died a short time later.
(CBC)
Fatal police encounter
Father
dead
Tasered man dies
Police incident
Mounties
cleared
Suspect Tasered
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Taser death
Tasering on camera
Police
Taser teen wielding a knife
No
charges
Pen not a knife
Coroner's jurors
urge more Tasers
A class act
Reality at odds
youtube:
video
Chief
Graham's internal e-mail .pdf
Anti-police knees jerk on
cue
Police Taser woman 'wielding knife'
Probe a waste of
time
VPD: Officer-Involved Shooting
The cops are the good guys
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No charges
VANCOUVER - No charges have been approved
against 2 police officers after suspects in separate incidents were
bitten by service dogs, BC's Criminal Justice Branch says.
(CP)
IIO investigations involving Police Service Dogs
.pdf
Moving to Minimum Force
.pdf
Police dog injuries
Pivot
Legal Society
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Attempt to kill police dog
Police dog bites
Police respond
Bite
me
Dog bites teen during arrest
Good Samaritan mauled
BC dogs bite more
RCMP sued
Complaint filed
Police dogs die
2nd police dog dies
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Community service
VANCOUVER - 2
Transit Police officers found guilty of assaulting a construction
worker at a downtown Vancouver SkyTrain station have been given
conditional discharges.
Bruce Shipley and Alfred Wong must serve 25 hours of community service
for the incident, which happened in Feb 2012 at Granville Station.
(CTV)
IIO clears officer
Surrey Death 2014-000224
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Lawyers slam commissioner
Man identified
Man ID'd
Transit
rebuked for releasing details
Should
Transit have guns?
Smoke and Mirrors
Transit cops
guilty
Transit cops
found guilty
Transit report was altered
2 Transit police face charges
Transit
cop suspended
Transit custody death
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Off duty officer charged
PENTICTON - James McIntosh, 5,
was riding his bike across a busy intersection on Sept.
15, 2015, with his brother and father at his side, when
he was struck by a truck making a right turn.
The truck was driven by
Const. Ace Jimmy Stewart, who was off-duty at the time.
Stewart has been
charged with driving without due care and attention.
(CTV)
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IIO recommendation
Boy struck
Boy killed
Child struck by cop dies
Police involved collision
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Ex-officer sues
VANCOUVER - BC Solicitor General Kash Heed is being sued for
defamation by Doug Bruce. (CTV)
New police chief
Cops retire
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Hypocrites
need to move on
West Vancouver Police
Kash Heed
West Vancouver Police Board
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Mountie fights back
VANCOUVER - Cpl James
Brown claims that Grant Wakefield improperly gained access to those
photos, mixed them in with photos of a different man committing
violent sexual acts, and presented them all to local media. Also
sued is Vancouver lawyer Cameron Ward. (CTV) |
Search warrants unsealed
RCMP using extraordinary measures
In olden days a glimpse
Possible misconduct
Top cop 'embarrassed' |
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Resigns
VICTORIA - Suspended Victoria Police Chief Frank Elsner
has stepped down from his job amid a lengthy
investigation into his alleged misconduct, according to
the Victoria and Esquimalt Police Board.
(CTV)
2017 BCSC 0605
Court sides with police chief
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Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner
Court petition
New allegations
Chief steps aside
Order for investigation
.pdf
OPCC order for external investigation
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Police chief suspended
Union has no confidence
Chief's future part of ongoing talks
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Ian Bush shooting
VANCOUVER - The chair
of the Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP has
concluded the officer who shot Ian Bush in an RCMP station in
Houston, BC, acted in self-defence, and that the police
investigation into the shooting was conducted fairly and without
conflict of interest.
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Former prosecutor cites police 'failure'
Larry Campbell
Officer cleared
Paul Boyd
Expert questioned
Paul Boyd was shot 8 times
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Queen's new guard
VANCOUVER -
'The Queen's New Guard'
is a dramatic feature documentary that follows the world's oldest
police pipe band,
The
Vancouver Police, as they attempt
to make history on their 100th anniversary by becoming the first
non-military pipe band to perform the Changing of the Queen's Guard
Ceremony in London.
(Kick Starter)
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VPD Pipe
Band
Mounted Unit
Mounted squad
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