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Montreal Police Suspensions Over Misconduct

16 Oct

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Montreal police say they have suspended two officers from a station downtown and opened a misconduct investigation.

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CBC16 Oct

Montreal police have suspended two officers after a report that one urinated on a person experiencing homelessness during work hours. The SPVM has launched an internal investigation but declined to provide further details due to privacy laws. Montreal mayor Valérie Plante called the allegations "disgusting" and said they "undermine the dignity every person deserves." Advocate Annie Savage of RAPSIM expressed shock…

Montreal police suspend 2 officers following report officer urinated on unhoused person →

Global News16 Oct

Two Montreal police officers have been suspended amid new misconduct allegations, according to a Global News report on Friday. One officer allegedly urinated on an unhoused person while on duty, as reported by La Presse, which cites several police sources. Another officer is accused of taking photos mocking a suspect during an arrest. The police spokesperson declined to provide additional details due to legal…

Two Montreal police officers suspended over new misconduct allegations →

Toronto Star16 Oct

Police in Montreal have suspended two officers stationed downtown amid new allegations of misconduct. The force has initiated an investigation but declined to offer more specifics, citing privacy concerns for employees and the need to safeguard the integrity of the inquiry by the professional standards unit.

Two Montreal police officers suspended over new allegations of misconduct →

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Montreal police suspend 2 officers following report officer urinated on unhoused person CBC · attributed to a source

Two Montreal police officers suspended over new misconduct allegations Global News · stated as fact

Two Montreal police officers suspended over new allegations of misconduct Toronto Star · stated as fact

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16 Oct
Montreal police say they have suspended two officers from a station downtown and opened a misconduct investigation.
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Where to start Two Montreal police officers suspended over new misconduct allegations Global News

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16 Oct Two Montreal police officers suspended over new allegations of misconductPolice in Montreal have suspended two officers stationed downtown amid new allegations of misconduct. The force has initiated an investigation but declined to offer more specifics, citing privacy concerns for employees and the need to safeguard the integrity of the inquiry by the professional standards unit.Toronto Star
16 Oct Two Montreal police officers suspended over new misconduct allegationsTwo Montreal police officers have been suspended amid new misconduct allegations, according to a Global News report on Friday. One officer allegedly urinated on an unhoused person while on duty, as reported by La Presse, which cites several police sources. Another officer is accused of taking photos mocking a suspect during an arrest. The police spokesperson declined to provide additional details due to legal…Global News
16 Oct Montreal police suspend 2 officers following report officer urinated on unhoused personMontreal police have suspended two officers after a report that one urinated on a person experiencing homelessness during work hours. The SPVM has launched an internal investigation but declined to provide further details due to privacy laws. Montreal mayor Valérie Plante called the allegations "disgusting" and said they "undermine the dignity every person deserves." Advocate Annie Savage of RAPSIM expressed shock…CBC

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