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Likely 'plain sight' doctrine, scope of the warrant usually applies to the entire house for a search i would gander.
I would agree. If police can enter a home in which they can see a crime being committed through a window, without warrant, then legitimately having a warrant for search is unlikely to limit what they can charge to just the reason for that warrant.
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They've had worse base commandersNot exactly law enforcement. Commander of 8 wing trenton was attempting to shoot protected species from a boat in a canal on the weekend. He then thre the gun in the water and took off when police were called. He got caught. Brilliant.
Ontario military commander charged after gun fired from boat, found in canal | Globalnews.ca
Col. Leif Dahl faces five charges after OPP allege he fired a gun from a boat in the Murray Canal at protected wildlife. Dahl has been commander of 8 Wing Trenton since July 2022.
Right up there with when Navy divers used their government issued equipment to poach lobsters, in Nova Scotia.Not exactly law enforcement. Commander of 8 wing trenton was attempting to shoot protected species from a boat in a canal on the weekend. He then thre the gun in the water and took off when police were called. He got caught. Brilliant.
Ontario military commander charged after gun fired from boat, found in canal | Globalnews.ca
Col. Leif Dahl faces five charges after OPP allege he fired a gun from a boat in the Murray Canal at protected wildlife. Dahl has been commander of 8 Wing Trenton since July 2022.
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Unfortunately, lines are not a regulatory device in Ontario, unless accompanied by a sign, so this specific tactic wouldn't work. Also, I find that targeted sweeps are pretty much useless. They don't actually curb behaviour in the way that being constantly fearful of being caught would. Then again I'm a bit salty about such things as I was once caught up in a targeted sweep and charged with something that I didn't do because police thought that I had to make an illegal turn to get where I was. They were almost right. Their failure to charge people who were "blocking the box" almost resulted in me being unable to make a legal turn, (Bremner west, to Spadina south, to The Gardiner. Traffic was blocking the entire intersection at Bremner and Spadina, through the red.)Sting to catch entitle ahole drivers near montreal. It worked well. Safe and effective. Maybe OPP should take some notes.
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Had that happen downtown once. They wouldn't direct traffic but were happy to hand out tickets to people forced to plug the intersection.
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Of all the options that were available to this officer, he came up with hitting it with an axe? That show a severe lack of judgement.Well this was not well thought out.
OPP officer in Kenora sees an injured deer in town. Hits it in the head with an axe while his partner watches and then leaves. Deer apparently lived for quite a while after (or at least that's how the story goes to gain traction). OPP is investigating.
Video in link is slightly disturbing. Mostly because of the piss poor axe handling skills. This guy is obviously not born and raised in the north. Axe flew out of his hands after the glancing blow.
Animal Justice Files Complaint Against Police for Bludgeoning Deer with Axe 🦌💔
It’s illegal to cause animals unnecessary pain and suffering, and police are not above the law.
Those videos distort distances but going by lane markings the vehicles were too close for comfort. I don't know enough about the ricochet factor to comment on that risk.
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