I'm sure his replacement will be just as smarmy. There is zero effort to purge the corruption from LE in Canada.But who will coordinate the delivery of coffee and donuts to the terrorist protesters, then?
Law Enforcement - The Good, The Bad, The Ugly.....
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Glenn/RZ500
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I heard that too, and most of the media questions. It`s all so predictable,.. duck, dodge and deflect. Hollywood couldn`t cast a greasier cop than Demkiw.
Now the president of the TPA is calling for a public apology from the judge for calling out lies that their corrupt investigation found no evidence of. At no point has reality ever entered the mind of Demkiw nor the TPA. The statements the cops made were completely unsupported by any evidence (and in fact were contrary to all available evidence) and yet were consistent with each other. Why wouldn't a truly independent and impartial party have been used for the "investigation"? A cop died. Every LE related organization in the country will do everything in their power to reinforce the blue line in that situation. We wasted a fortune on more useless paperwork and now they are using that to smear the judge that called them out on their BS? Give the judge a medal, fire the cops and everyone applauding this report.
Dirty Frank
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"Well that escalated quickly"
With all the negative lately, how about a little positive? Police DID NOT charge the homewner.
www.ctvnews.ca
3 suspects sought in Vaughan break-in, homeowner who fired gun at them not being charged
Police are not laying charges at this time against a homeowner who fired shots at three suspects who broke into their home in Vaughan on Tuesday morning.
www.ctvnews.ca
Not the first time. Police presence has been huge for many years.
The chief demanded a conviction on the news. If they had succeeded, they would have sent an innocent father to prison.
They wouldn't care unless he was wearing blue. Five or ten years later he is exonerated and gets $10M from the taxpayers, not the blue team.
Douggie is siding with the cops and telling the judge to apologize. F off you buffoon. Cops investigating cops and finding nothing wrong is appalling and needs to be stopped not encouraged.
www.cp24.com
‘Maybe the judge should apologize’: Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on OPP probe that cleared Toronto cops of lying at trial
Premier Doug Ford says an Ontario judge who accused three Toronto cops of lying under oath owes them an apology after a report from the OPP cleared the officers of any wrongdoing.
www.cp24.com
Apologize? Hell no! They should be up on perjury charges.Douggie is siding with the cops and telling the judge to apologize. F off you buffoon. Cops investigating cops and finding nothing wrong is appalling and needs to be stopped not encouraged.
‘Maybe the judge should apologize’: Ontario Premier Doug Ford weighs in on OPP probe that cleared Toronto cops of lying at trial
Premier Doug Ford says an Ontario judge who accused three Toronto cops of lying under oath owes them an apology after a report from the OPP cleared the officers of any wrongdoing.
justride
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Doug Ford didn't apologize to Umar Zameer. 2021, Ford tweeted that it was "completely unacceptable" that a person "responsible" for a "heinous crime" was granted bail.
The Police had their day in court and lost.
One more thing. Someone or any organization able to challenge the lastest OPP findings in a court of law?
The Police had their day in court and lost.
One more thing. Someone or any organization able to challenge the lastest OPP findings in a court of law?
An interesting play would be for part of the justice system to charge the cops in the zameer case with perjury. The question is who and how? Prosecutors won't touch that case as cops will sandbag all their future cases. I call that a win as every cop that sandbags a case can then be fired as unfit for duty. I can't see a judge charging (and I wouldn't be surprised if they weren't legally allowed to do it retroactively).
Maybe the law society or defense attorney association leads the charge? Still have the problem with prosecutors won't touch the case. Afaik, we have no mechanism for a truly private prosecution, we can privately charge but the crown is the sole prosecutorial authority.
Xhumeka
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With all the negative lately, how about a little positive? Police DID NOT charge the homewner.
3 suspects sought in Vaughan break-in, homeowner who fired gun at them not being charged
Police are not laying charges at this time against a homeowner who fired shots at three suspects who broke into their home in Vaughan on Tuesday morning.
He's even "doubling" down (pun intended):
I'm guessing that he's losing the conservative base, so needs to shore it up with more "law & order" announcements.
So on the same day, police are above the law to cater to liberal voters and feel free to shoot intruders many times to cater to cons?
Police being above the law doesn't necessarily cater to liberals/progressives, especially not in the current environment. That's more a conservative thing.
Many of the current liberals seem to be enamored by government knows best and will decide our fate. Questioning police actions is a step towards questioning the motivation and legality of politicians actions.
Where is Elliot Ness when you really need him?
(Sadly he succumbed to media enhancement as well)
Seriously, The RCMP is no better.
Why don't we stand up to the politicians doing the cover ups?
Is it a conspiracy theory to suggest that with a huge percentage of the population being in the fiscal equivalent of a concentration camp, just surviving another day of housing and inflation woes leaves no energy to fight the guards?
justride
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Wow. He's talking like Trump. Trump lite
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He's also using government (ie OUR) money to buy radio time, to tell us what a great job he's doing. Must be really feeling those two polls that showed his support is slipping.
