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That's the bar.?....as long as i don't commit a crime....i cannot be fired? That's it. Never been convicted. Everyone else is fine?
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I wish siu would provide more useful statements. They do very little to calm the rumour mill. I still think they should model their process on the NTSB. Open and transparent release of facts as they are locked down. No speculation prior to final report that then lays out all facts, a supportable description of timeline and recommendations to avoid repeating the exact same investigation with different actors in it. Right now they do none of the above and basically waste money with nothing to show for it..No charges to be laid in death of Regis Korchinski-Paquet: SIU
The province’s police watchdog says no charges will be laid against responding officers in the case of Regis Korchinski-Paquet, the 29-year-old woman who fell to her death from a High Park Avenue balcony earlier this year.
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London, ON police officer got a year in jail for an on the job incident resulting in a death. You don't hear of that happening often.
London, Ont. police officer convicted in death of Indigenous woman
A seasoned police officer who failed to provide medical help for an Indigenous woman following a deadly drug overdose will be spending the next 12 months in jail, a southern Ontario judge ruled Monday.
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I have no idea what this cop did, but getting criminal charges for an on-duty incident at firing ranges away from public scrutiny means something must have gone terribly wrong. It also sounds like it may have been multiple different days.
OPP officer arrested on firearms charges
Accused is a member of the Central Region emergency response team; Police say incidents isolated to on-duty training exercises and did not involve the public
On Sept. 24, 2020, Staff Sergeant Roberto Manca, a 23-year member of the OPP currently serving as a Central Region Emergency Response Team, was arrested and charged with four counts of section 244.2(1)(b) discharging firearm - recklessness, and four counts of section 86(1) careless use of a firearm, contrary to the Criminal Code.
The incidents were isolated to on-duty police training exercises at firearm ranges and did not involve the public.
Could he have been firing around people during a simulation exercise?
Which is why the police board process should not be put on hold until the criminal case is complete. I have no problem with not allowing the findings of the PSB report to be brought up in the criminal trial. In most cases, if there is sufficient evidence to lay criminal charges, that should be more than enough to PSB to immediately wield a large disciplinary stick.
Those are pretty serious offences - 5 years in prison for the first, 2 years for the second. The blueliners normally take care of one another, this guy must have done something really bad to warrant being arrested by his own for actions on a closed range. Is he really the kind of cop we want patrolling the streets?I have no idea what this cop did, but getting criminal charges for an on-duty incident at firing ranges away from public scrutiny means something must have gone terribly wrong. It also sounds like it may have been multiple different days.
OPP officer arrested on firearms charges
Accused is a member of the Central Region emergency response team; Police say incidents isolated to on-duty training exercises and did not involve the public
On Sept. 24, 2020, Staff Sergeant Roberto Manca, a 23-year member of the OPP currently serving as a Central Region Emergency Response Team, was arrested and charged with four counts of section 244.2(1)(b) discharging firearm - recklessness, and four counts of section 86(1) careless use of a firearm, contrary to the Criminal Code.
The incidents were isolated to on-duty police training exercises at firearm ranges and did not involve the public.
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