Impersonating a police officer

Phalanx said:
wtf?
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www.macleans.ca

The Nova Scotia shooter case has hallmarks of an undercover operation - Macleans.ca

Police sources say the killer's withdrawal of $475,000 was highly irregular, and how an RCMP ‘agent’ would get money
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nowtoronto.com

Crown blocks access to case documents amid report Nova Scotia mass shooter was RCMP informant - NOW Magazine

Speculation abounds and a legal can of worms has been opened after a report published in Maclean’s claiming gunman Gabriel Wortman had criminal connections and may have been in the employ of the RCMP
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thepostmillennial.com

Shocking new evidence emerges that Nova Scotia mass shooter may have been RCMP informant

Speculation is growing as to the relationship of the now-deceased mass killer to the RCMP and questions are being asked about the RCMP’s lack of transparency surrounding the case.
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-Maverick- said:
It all comes crashing down..

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This one's gonna be interesting, while I don't agree with Jerem's douchey shenanigans, the officer (Vidler) was not helping his own case by messing around with the helmet cam.
 
From the video i watched he guys a lunatic and a Hazzard on the road. He needs some serious help before he does something crazy.
 
-Maverick- said:
He did get the cop fired.
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Absolutely blows my mind with the endless parade of police brutality, theft, murder, and literal organized crime that end up in punishments of paid leave at worst, yet this is what gets a cop fired? Granted, I'm biased because like stalking, harassment and animal cruelty, this seems like a situation where the law seems incapable of addressing the actual issue of someone who doesn't let the mild punishments deter him.

I guess if I'm honest, what melts my brain is that this shows that actually firing officers is absolutely on the table as a disciplinary option. This officer probably should be fired for what he did, regardless of what a world-class ********* the other guy is. But for THIS to be what gets a guy fired while others indisputably commit far more heinous crimes, yet skate away under the protection of the police unions, it just beggars belief.

The way we manage our police forces in North America can only be described as collective insanity...
 
This nut bar was on Dr. Phil. I think some time last year. He thinks he had perceived on authority on everybody. Not sure but i think he got jail time.
The problem is that the Police in here and the States think they have authority on everybody. They do not unless you have committed a crime. They are servants of the public.
 
cycling said:
This nut bar was on Dr. Phil. I think some time last year. He thinks he had perceived on authority on everybody. Not sure but i think he got jail time.
The problem is that the Police in here and the States think they have authority on everybody. They do not unless you have committed a crime. They are servants of the public.
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Yes, here's the footage. He's made a career out of being a nuisance. He's doing 18 months in prison. Not only impersonating a cop, but impersonating an entire police force. The lights on the bike used to be blue, he was asked to change them to purple:

 
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