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You just can't trust anyone these days, can you?Hamilton bank robbery attempt foiled by bike bandit: police
Hamilton Police officers were called to the bank at 375 Upper Paradise Road at around 12:30 p.m. on Dec. 18.
The karmic circle is completed
The lame prosecutors office had to import talent to keep their evidentiary boat afloat.This smells like a make work project.
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Hamilton...Hamilton bank robbery attempt foiled by bike bandit: police
Hamilton Police officers were called to the bank at 375 Upper Paradise Road at around 12:30 p.m. on Dec. 18.
The karmic circle is completed
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Schertzer got a nine month demotion. Costs her about $16K before tax. Given that there is an exceedingly high probability that she kept her nephew from a DUI charge, that was cheap and not a deterrent at all. Lawyer, interlock and insurance would have cost more. Once again, the consequences are almost meaningless and in no way a deterrent to bad behaviour and/or being above the law. If a short-term demotion with automatic re-promotion is the stick, they should be down to beat cop walking the street for nine months. Ideally, there should be no re-promotion. You were guilty, you will never attain the rank you previously had.
Senior Toronto police officer demoted over nephew's collision investigation interference
Schertzer's nephew was cleared to leave the scene roughly 10 minutes after the officer from her unit arrived.
"showing initiative"
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A pair of psychopaths, who should never have badges.Not Canada but damn…
Body cam shows officers walk away from man found shot, still breathing: ‘Let’s cruise around and come back’
Shocking body camera footage shows two St. Louis police officers walking away from a still-breathing victim of a gunshot wound to the head because they said they did not want to take the call.
FFS that's cold.Not Canada but damn…
Body cam shows officers walk away from man found shot, still breathing: ‘Let’s cruise around and come back’
Shocking body camera footage shows two St. Louis police officers walking away from a still-breathing victim of a gunshot wound to the head because they said they did not want to take the call.
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I'm predicting that it will be a free for all driving in the Durham region patrol area once everyone realizes that the boys in blue are not enforcing any traffic regulations in protest of their brother members getting charged.Durham cops got criminal charges for the wrong way chase on the 401. Now lets see if they actually follow through to conviction or if the prosecution slow rolls to give them an out like usual.
Wrong-way 401 crash: 2 police officers facing charges, Ontario watchdog says | Globalnews.ca
The SIU has charged Sgt. Richard Flynn and Const. Brandon Hamilton each with 3 counts of criminal negligence causing death, and 2 counts of criminal negligence causing bodily harm.
Good thing the speed cameras aren't similarly bent.
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I'd be printing posters of the clown.Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Deliveries are disappearing off doorsteps, with victims quick to post on Facebook community groups and other social media platforms. But police are asking not to do that.
The cop or the pirate? The whole system has lost the plot.
Not the first time that Montreal Police or QPP have posted that. Quebec has some very different (read 'stupid') laws regarding privacy and photography in a public place. You can be damned sure that in Ontario if my cameras record you messing with my stuff, on my property, your face will be on every social media account that I possess.Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Deliveries are disappearing off doorsteps, with victims quick to post on Facebook community groups and other social media platforms. But police are asking not to do that.
I sometimes have to do a report on an installation that went wrong. To avoid a lawsuit I never say they did anything wrong. I simply point out what I saw and what the specifications said.Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Montreal police asking people not to post photos of porch pirates online
Deliveries are disappearing off doorsteps, with victims quick to post on Facebook community groups and other social media platforms. But police are asking not to do that.
