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There was a more recent incident in Reno, I think, in which an officer discharged their weapon because another officer missed the subject with a Taser, and instead hit the officer who had their weapon drawn. I don't think there's any video of that, though.
There have been quite a few incidents of cops shooting cops by mistake in recent years... a few caught on video.
Looks like this jen whyte has shot more than one person
It is interesting that the police spent the time to heavily edit the video to ensure parts where the camera was obstructed were removed. Any reasonable person would just release the whole thing and even if you are obstructed by an arm, you can hear (and get an idea as to whether it was incident or intentional obstruction). More dirty police forces protecting bad cops.
Quoting "The Mississauga News has learned from a Peel police source that the former constable, the daughter of Peel’s retired high-ranking Supt. Kim Whyte, is now a civilian member of the force."
The blue line is very thick. Like all unions, it is almost impossible to remove bad players no matter how egregious the violations.
The union is required to provide support for the individual worker. To go after her, through the union, would likely require a specific complaint from a fellow officer and some unions have specific rules barring complaints against fellow union members. Without seeing the union regs and collective agreement, we can't know if that's the case, but if so then it would mean going through HR, and the officer in question would still receive union support.
Sammy Yatim would agree if he wasn't dead.
I'm still salty over the slap on the wrist the cop who Tasered his corpse got. Did he think that would make it more plausible that he was a danger, when there were multiple recordings being taken of the incident?
The trial judge accused the police of committing perjury. I assume over the time line. Isn't perjury a crime? Was anyone charged convicted and punished?
That is beyond sick.
And all this probably to dodge a lawsuit.
And any accountability whatsoever. Do you think there would be much in the way of charges without light shining on the crash? Every cop that knew of this shpuld be immediately terminated for cause as a start. Probably a decent argument to be made for something like abuse of a corpse or accessory after the fact so they all have criminal records.
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