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Doesn't surprise me at all. Confrontations between city police and county sheriffs are far from unusual down there. There's a sheriff in New Mexico who was arrested by city police, for abuse of power, and there's video of deputies blocking access to city police so they could serve a warrant. The sheriff got 3 years. His "under sheriff" was forced to retire, or face charges for events during the service of the warrant.
Demoted Sudbury police officer charged with assaulting hockey player, 12
A Sudbury police officer who was banned from the Espanola arena during the pandemic and subsequently demoted is facing new charges involving assault of 12-year-old hockey player.northernontario.ctvnews.ca
The guy they detained and thought was shooting at them was unharmed. The cop car suffered numerous bullet holes.
toronto.citynews.ca
Given the description of the event and the charges, I think that will be an exit hole. Sounds like cops unloaded on a fleeing suspect on a public road.
Quite the little breach of uniform policy. <sarcasm> No, that could never cause the reputation of the force to come into disrepute. </sarcasm> These little departures in uniform, for a group that's supposed to behave in an even handed way with the public, need to be stamped out. There's a reason why it's called a "uniform" and not a "personal expression suit."YIKES
So I read a Vancouver copy was wearing a star of david insignia on his uniform, that he was asked to remove.
OK... an easy lapse in judgement.'It's inflammatory': Vancouver police officer's patch ignites questions about objectivity
A Vancouver police officer is being scrutinized for donning a patch that does not adhere to the force’s uniform regulations.bc.ctvnews.ca
The patch
errrr NOPE
Toronto Police vehicles got over 1000 speed camera tickets. As expected, the cloak of silence is dropped over everything with many bs reasons but mostly to avoid embarrassment and accusations of incompetence.
Over 1K automated speeding tickets issued to Toronto police vehicles in 2-year period
The officers issuing Toronto's speeding tickets are also racking them up as well, as newly obtained data from automated speed and red light cameras shows cops in the city are facing fines for more than 1,000 incidents in a 26-month period.toronto.ctvnews.ca
"CTV News first requested the speeding tickets issued to police vehicles in 2021, but was denied access on the grounds that disclosing the tickets could reveal investigative techniques, reveal law enforcement intelligence, and facilitate the commission of an unlawful act,"
Tip of the iceberg.
Hope that they got a volume or at least a trade discount.Toronto Police vehicles got over 1000 speed camera tickets. As expected, the cloak of silence is dropped over everything with many bs reasons but mostly to avoid embarrassment and accusations of incompetence.
Over 1K automated speeding tickets issued to Toronto police vehicles in 2-year period
The officers issuing Toronto's speeding tickets are also racking them up as well, as newly obtained data from automated speed and red light cameras shows cops in the city are facing fines for more than 1,000 incidents in a 26-month period.
"CTV News first requested the speeding tickets issued to police vehicles in 2021, but was denied access on the grounds that disclosing the tickets could reveal investigative techniques, reveal law enforcement intelligence, and facilitate the commission of an unlawful act,"
Why bother. It's just taxpayer money. Besides, the more you spend, the more you need to request for next year. They inflate by percentage not dollars so the more speeding tickets they get, the more money they have to spend in perpetuity.
It is called the "Thin blue line"
Great deal for the company that administers the tickets as well hundreds of thousands in free taxpayer money.
toronto.citynews.ca
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