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Lawyer not surprised by number of sexual assault complaints against RNC officers

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Coroner's inquest jury classifies Myles Gray's death as homicide


So, the punishment for telling a woman to stop watering her lawn during a drought then spraying her with the hose, is death.

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Edmonton has 2nd-most police-involved deaths among municipal forces in Canada, database shows

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The circumstances of the 39 EPS-involved deaths run the gamut from officers returning gunfire, to the use of conducted-energy weapons, to the death of unarmed people suffering a mental health crisis like Chiasson.

In two-thirds of cases, the highest level of force used by EPS was gunshot, lower than the national average of 73 per cent.

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Black man handcuffed while getting into his own car suing Montreal police for $125K

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Hope the Judge finds in favor an ups the award.

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He should get more than that AND an apology, not that it would mean much after all this time has passed. It's terrible that people get treated this way. Assumed guilty for no freaking reason. Did they even give him the opportunity to retrieve his insurance registration papers to show them it was his car?

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Did they even give him the opportunity to retrieve his insurance registration papers to show them it was his car?

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In a tweet following the incident, Montreal police said the officers believed the car was stolen because they saw damage near the locks typical of stolen cars.

Police said the officers were in the process of verifying if the car was stolen when they saw Dossa approaching the vehicle, and so they detained him temporarily while they finished their verifications.

CBC was able to independently verify after the incident that Dossa's car was new and there was no visible damage around the locks.

They weren't going to let him verify the car was his, because they straight up lied about their reasons to believe the car was stolen to begin with. Too many cops make up a scenario, and then find evidence to verify their own biases while ignoring other evidence that contradicts it.

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https://novisibletrauma.com/

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Report says Sask. police officers failed during domestic violence response hours before infant's death

Police chief retires after report finds neglect of duty in child death

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Edmonton police get reprimand, community service in discipline for violent arrest in 2017

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The 38-second attack resulted in a fractured orbital bone, nerve damage, facial trauma and multiple facial lacerations. Mickasko spent nine weeks recovering in the infirmary of the Edmonton Remand Centre.

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"What the sentence tells the public is that the police will not be punished to the same extent as a member of the public would for the same kinds of conduct," Anderson said.

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Privacy commissioner finds 2 B.C. police departments improperly accessed critic's data

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Former Calgary police officer stole grenades, radio equipment and ammunition, judge hears

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Manitoba police watchdog investigating death of man shot with stun gun Wednesday

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Parents handcuffed in front of kids in no-knock police raid at wrong home

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Silent treatment: Quebec officers refusing to answer questions from police watchdog