https://thenonconformer.wordpress.com/2015/01/06/you-are-being-spied-upon/
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Speed traps and traffic violations have also been soaring – filling city coffers to pay for all … the extra police we don’t need. The problem? Crime has fallen drastically in recent years, and with fewer criminals we need fewer police. According to a report by the Fraser Institute last year, police forces across the country keep growing, despite a crime rate that’s fallen 25 per cent
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LAZY, INDIFFERENT, IMMORAL, BAD POLICE, BAD JUSTICE MINSTERS, BAD SOLICITOR GENERALS is not a new aspect in Ottawa, Ontario and in the rest of Canada. SO NEVER EXPECT A FULL HONEST INVESTIGATION WHEN CLEARY THE RESULTS WILL SHOW BAD COPS, BAD ATTORNEY GENERALS, BAD MINISTERS WHO HAVE NOT BEING DOING A GOOD JOB. ALL UNACCEPTABLE.
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And how they respond to the citizen’s complaints is to try to arrest the complainer for some minor offence .
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Alberta clearly a police state.. where I got arrested for failing to pay a speeding ticket, 3 tickets from the same cop in Alberta even, and twice on the same spot in Canmore, Alberta by the RCMP, I next got no tickets for decades in Quebec and elsewhere. Ironically the same Conservatives who preach the letter of the law approach on others, tend not to practise it too often themselves, tend to feel falsely they are above the law.. the law of personal accountability. I even got arrested in the Calgary Chief of police office for talking too loud, I had said you cops are crooked while trying to file my rightful police complaint. http://postedat.wordpress.com/2009/03/24/the-police-cannot-get-the-crimminals/
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For decades the police have had a file on me and likley you as well especially if you write letters of complaint about city hall, police.. . All it takes for the bad guys to continue to do bad things is for the others wrongfully to do nothing about it.
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A Yellowknife RCMP constable has been charged with assault causing bodily harm, the police force has announced. RCMP Const. Jason Muzzerall, who has five years of experience with the Mounties, is scheduled to make his first court appearance on Sept. 30, officials said Friday in a news release. The charge stems from a complaint from a 28-year-old Yellowknife man who alleges he was attacked while in police custody in April 2009. The man, whose name police did not release, was being kept in an RCMP detachment cell when a struggle took place. Muzzerall becomes the second Yellowknife RCMP officer to face criminal charges in recent months. The RCMP announced in June that Sgt. Larry O’Brien has been charged with theft, breach of trust and uttering a forged document, after $2,000 went missing from an evidence locker at the Yellowknife detachment. He is scheduled to appear in court on Aug. 24. O’Brien, a former RCMP spokesman, has also been charged with uttering threats after six Yellowknife Mounties alleged he had threatened them in June. O’Brien has been suspended with pay from the RCMP since Feb. 26. Police did not say whether Muzzerall has been suspended from the force. http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/cbc/100813/canada/canada_north_yknife_rcmp_assault_charge
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MORE UNEMPLOYMENT NEEDED IN THE RCMP AS Faith in Mounties in decline, poll shows Vancouver Sun – Public opinion of the RCMP continues to decline in the wake of the latest Mountie fiasco, the results of a poll released Saturday suggest.
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Parked near a liquor store … It is when you actually go to use the RCMP services that you find out sadly how bad they tend to be.
– Drunk off-duty Mountie crashes on stranger’s couch by mistake Vancouver Sun
– Drunk cop busted Winnipeg Sun Drunken RCMP officer charged with forcible entry in Winnipeg Oye! Times (blog)
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It is clearly established, accepted fact by most people that those in leadership civil and public servants cops, teachers, ministers, politicians included are always to be exemplary in behavior, conduct and they do need to maintain their high standards even out of their working hours, thus to do so they are also to be exemplary judged, prosecuted for their own wrong doings with a higher standard over those of us ordinary folks. The police themselves now rather too often are the bad guys where too many persons now they have more to fear from the police than from criminals! Why? Too many cops hired these days it seems are now still the bad guys, and not rather the citizens themselves. http://postedat.wordpress.com/2009/10/12/supressed-right-of-free-speech-in-canada/
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Besides the very bad non existent, still poor RCMP managers, “The problems with the RCMP are largely caused by it taking large numbers of people who wouldn’t be hired by municipal forces. The policy of not paying recruits exacerbated the desire of the better recruits to work in cities where their spouses can develop careers, their kids have more choice in education and sports and they can have a social life without being under the microscope that occurs in small towns.” Read more: http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2010/07/28/f-vp-stewart.html#ixzz0v9DjwCqx
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“In the case of police, it is in everyone’s best interest that there is full, effective, independent, transparent and objective oversight. It goes without saying that an absence of effective oversight will inevitably result in the erosion of the community’s confidence in the police.” http://ombudsman.on.ca/media/139861/who%20will%20guard%20the%20guards%20themselves%20toronto%20police%20services%20board.pdf
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Tax payer’s money abuses, false expense account statements, stealing, tax evasions, obstruction of justice, cheating, lying, drunkenness, impaired driving, pornography, Adultery, VERBAL, PHYSICAL ABUSES, are all ESPECIALLY unacceptable for any civil and public servants. It is a clearly established fact with good basis as to why our Canadian leaders, politicians, police, military, public and civil servants who are always to be exemplary are even personally are to held to a higher standard, accountability in reality. Public exposure and prosecution of the guilty is one of the best approach serving everyone’s best interest too.
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Someone said to me today you are fortunate to be white, blonde hair and blue eyes cause the mostly all white, English or French speaking police will not pick on you, they do often pick on the non white folks in Canada.. Police in Canada, Canada wide are known to be thugs, bullies, racists, ”racist attitudes” even in the ranks. What a sad Canadian commentary. And many white folks do know that now as well and do nothing about it?
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Too many police officers are now too often guilty of their most serious neglect of public trust and their duty. The related truth is that neither an independent police investigation, a new police commissioner, a promised provincial or federal investigation, or just more politicians promises too often still will not bring the much needed justice. All of the governments can prohibit the initial and further employment of any known racists for any jobs, and can punish them for their racists acts, views. Police managers continue to promise the reforming of bad cops and the bad cops keep killing, abusing innocent persons. The possible retaining of bad police officers is always anyway a false myth. What thus is always needed is the real the dismissal, criminal prosecution, of the guilty cops. So where is it? RCMP has been clearly staffed with pretentious and misfit persons, bad managers for decades now even, and for what was supposed to Canada’s top exemplary professional police force, it instead turned out to be a real dud too, sadly too often neglected, mismanaged and too often despised by other Canadian police forces, especially in Quebec too.
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680News:G20 protest organizers claim police sexually assaulted … TORONTO – The group which organized G20 protests is holding a news conference Thursday morning to make shocking allegations against police. The Toronto Community Mobilization Network will unveil allegations that police sexually assaulted women in detention during the G20 summit.
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G20 cleanup left undoneJul 20, 2010 As July stretches out in the sun, one might be tempted to forget about the June G20 summit in Toronto, but we must not. It would be a serious mistake not to inquire into police conduct at the G20.
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Langley RCMP officers were dispatched to a domestic disturbance in the 5200-block 203rd Street Friday at about 11:30 p.m. after a woman called 911. While searching the apartment, police were confronted by a man. . Twenty-two-year-old Jeffrey James Alvin Wright was killed Aug. 6 when Mounties arrived at a Langley apartment following a report of a domestic disturbance after a woman called 911. Wright was allegedly shot by an RCMP officer and died later in hospital. the incident occurred when officers were confronted by a man as they searched the apartment, but further details of the shooting have not been provided by the RCMP. The Langley RCMP detachment instead had asked the Vancouver force to take over the investigation. The family of a man shot to death by a Langley Mountie last Friday night say they are outraged and confused. “We wrestle with outrage and confusion as to how quickly this tragedy happened,” Donald Sorochan, speaking on behalf of the family of 22-year-old Alvin Wright, said Wright was a hard-working, dedicated husband and loving dad to baby Alyssa.
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The Public remains generally skeptical about police investigating other police. Still an arm’s length investigation takes a step towards correcting the perception that there is a bias in favour of police in such investigations, all such investigations will have to be overseen by a civilian body, as recommended. We pay the police to handle all matters in a professional manner firstly.
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SASKATCHEWAN (CBC) – An untreated head injury was blamed Tuesday for the death of a man taken into custody and later found dead in a Saskatoon police holding cell. “[The man died] as a result of an accidental head injury sustained prior to police involvement,” police said in a news release. They did not elaborate on why a man with a head injury was left for almost six hours before he was checked. According to police, the 5:50 a.m. check was a “regular cell check.” http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/cbc/100720/canada/canada_saskatchewan_sk_head_inury_death_cells_police10720
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CTV Winnipeg- Off–duty RCMP officer arrested for River Heights … Off-duty RCMP officer arrested for River Heights break-in CTV.ca – An off-duty RCMP officer was arrested for allegedly breaking into a River Heights home while intoxicated on Thursday, said Winnipeg police. An investigation determined that a suspect in an intoxicated state broke in through the front door to a stranger’s residence in River Heights and woke up a person inside, said officers. A neighbour told CTV News the suspect fell asleep on a couch inside the home. The neighbour said the suspect believed he was at a hotel and even left his shoes at the door before falling asleep on the couch. Winnipeg police responded and took the suspect into custody. The 30-year-old male suspect faces a charge for forcible entry and has been released on a court appearance notice. His name has not been released.
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OTTAWA (CBC) – An Ottawa officer who leaked sensitive police information about an investigation into weapons and heroin smugglers will get to keep his pension after he’s kicked off the force. Const. Harinderpal Mamak, who has been suspended from duty with pay since Dec. 12, 2007, was told Thursday by the Ottawa Police Service that he has seven days to quit the force or face dismissal over his conduct. Mamak was accused of looking up the licence plate of an undercover car used by York regional police in Project Big Al, a surveillance operation aimed at gangsters in Toronto. The suspects were later convicted of smuggling heroin and weapons. An internal police investigation concluded that Mamak illegally used the Canadian Police Information Centre. In September 2009, he was found guilty of breach of confidence and insubordination under the Police Services Act but was never charged with any criminal offences. Ottawa police acting superintendent Terry Cheslock said Mamak divulged “confidential information relating to an ongoing criminal investigation in the Toronto area” and his actions compromised the safety of investigators from a sister police department.
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Only a small portion of RCMP’s recent troubles, it’s major disrespect by many Canadians- The tip of the iceberg.. what also we do not need is more police lovers, politically correct ostriches who lie and say police do no wrong, they are not the good guys too often…
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The PRETENTIOUS TOO OFTEN Police really cannot CATCH the crimminals so they go after the car speeders instead..
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The Oromocto, N.B., RCMP have been embarrassed after one of its squad cars was photographed in a handicap parking spot in Fredericton Junction The photo shows an RCMP squad car, parked outside the agency liquor store in the small New Brunswick village, and behind the car is a small sign with the blue and white handicap parking logo. The resident who took the photo said that the officer backed into the spot, in no apparent rush. The police should be setting a better example for the public. http://www.cbc.ca/canada/new-brunswick/story/2010/07/29/nb-rcmp-parking-spot-disabled-person-601.html
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I am absolutely no fan of Stockwell Day MP especially even due to his own past clear inactions to deal with important Police issues the last decades of my dealing with him but the reality is that Stockwell Day MP is right here and don’t try to distort the truth, lie to me with statistics and surveys, false bashing of the Conservatives here now too, for I too do have real experiences sitting in police stations, dealing with the RCMP and the too often lazy, pretentious, no good police tends to find false reasons not to work, not to investigate, not to handle the citizens rightful requests, complaints. The news media clearly itself shows us often how the police fail to do their duties, are inadequate.. Much more crooks should be in jail now still as a serious warning, example to all others. But the police and some of the politicians too now instead undeniably like to harass, investigate the whistle blowers, complainers like me instead ehhh…
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Sadly and wrongfully RCMP itself has still overlooks the bad behaviour of the RCMP in many instances even since 2007 including the new Commissioner Elliot, for example during the entire Dzeikanski taser killing probe for Elliot, like the rest of the RCMP continued to deny everything until they undeniably were backed into a corner. It would seem the RCMP and Ellliot contributed to further cover-ups and did not humbly accept shortcoming or being accountable. Perversely the RCMP AND ELLIOT saw what was recorded on video and proof that was documented in the opposite way that most of the entire rather honest Canadian population saw ! Yes the The RCMP again have lost much more respect over the past two years as well as embarrassing Canada again world-wide.
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REGINA – Questions are being raised about why an RCMP sergeant in Saskatchewan who rolled his vehicle after having at least five alcoholic drinks was not charged with impaired driving. Sgt. Warren Gherasim was commander of the detachment in Cut Knife, about 170 kilometres west of Saskatoon, when, on May 15, 2006, he conducted himself “in a disgraceful manner that brings discredit on the force” by drinking and driving, says a decision by an RCMP adjudication board. “Sergeant Gherasim’s admission, the (indications) of impairment and the evidence of the odour of alcohol tip the balance in favour of finding that some level of alcohol impairment existed sufficient to contribute to the accident,” the board said in its ruling dated March 20, 2008. “Six different members attended the accident scene or Sgt. Gherasim’s residence, all but one subordinate to him in rank and four serving under him at Cut Knife. Several of these noted the odour of alcohol. “For a detachment commander, one of whose roles is to set an example, to drink enough and drive so that alcohol played a role in a subsequent accident, regardless of the fact that the circumstances were such that no breath demand was made, is disgraceful, and brings discredit on the force.” The adjudication report noted that Gherasim worked his scheduled shift on the day in question and drank two beers with a colleague while golfing. The pair stopped later at the colleague’s house and Gherasim had another beer. After watching a baseball game together, he had a “couple of drinks.” Gherasim has since apologized for his behaviour and been transferred to a different detachment, where he is handling administrative duties. He was given a reprimand, docked eight days’ pay and taken out of the Officer Candidate program. He was also stripped of the Order of Merit of Police Forces he received in 2006 from the Governor General for his work in community-based policing in the Northwest Territories and for fugitive investigations across the country. Bill Pitt, an Edmonton-based criminologist, law enforcement instructor and former Mountie, called the incident “another nail in the coffin” for the RCMP. “This is not a standard of policing that Canadians should have. Does it occur? Yeah, you bet it does.” Pitt said charges weren’t laid because “people were looking for their careers, and properly so because they wouldn’t have had one had they brought a sergeant up on impaired driving charges.” http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/capress/100727/national/cop_loses_award
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A public inquiry finds the RCMP guilty of a lack of professionalism and planning after officers pepper spray and strip search protesters at the APEC summit in Vancouver
SEPTEMBER 2002
The RCMP supply information to U.S. authorities, leading to the arrest, detention and torture in Syria of Maher Arar, pictured, and several other Canadian Muslim men, all of whom eventually turn out to have no ties to terrorism.
NOV. 13, 2003
The Commission for Public Complaints Against the RCMP concludes the Mounties used “excessive and unjustified force” to disperse protesters at the 2001 Summit of the Americas in Quebec.
OCTOBER 2005
Ian Bush, 22, is arrested in Houston, B.C., and shot in the back of the head and killed while at the RCMP detachment office.
SEPT. 18, 2006
Justice Dennis O’Connor tables a damaging report against the RCMP following a public inquiry in the Maher Arar case. He completely exonerates Arar of any wrongdoing, and slams the RCMP for mishandling the case.
DEC. 5 ,2006
Giuliano Zaccardelli, pictured, appears before a Commons committee and says he made a mistake and gave inaccurate testimony about the Maher Arar case. A day later, he submits his resignation to the prime minister, which is accepted.
JULY 16, 2007
William Elliott becomes the 22nd Commissioner of the RCMP, the first civilian to hold that position.
OCTOBER 2007
RCMP officers repeatedly Taser Robert Dziekanski, a Polish immigrant, at the Vancouver airport; he dies.
OCTOBER 2008
It is revealed that the RCMP used taxpayer money to pay individuals to write negative, politically biased reports about the Vancouver safe injection site, Insite.
JUNE 17, 2010
The final inquiry report on the death of Robert Dziekanski, pictured, concludes the RCMP were not justified in using a Taser and that the officers deliberately misrepresented their actions to investigators. “This tragic case is at its heart a story of shameful conduct by a few officers,” retired B.C. Court of Appeal justice Thomas Braidwood concluded.
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And I am not convinced that our too often rather incompetent, racist , cost ineffective national police, security forces, RCMP included now are capable of dealing with the Muslims terrorists especially since they clearly cannot speak Russian or Arabic or any other foreign languages for the most part still.
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In the last 10 years, crime rates have fallen roughly 27 per cent but costs have risen 44 per cent in policing and 33 per cent in corrections. Our prisoner population has managed to stay constant. Is that a paradox? Or is that because those in the system are smart enough to ensure they all keep working and our prisons remain full, even though there are far fewer crimes. Also the report notes “the most embarrassing lacunae in Canadian data” is the lack of useful information on our courts — “we have no systemic way of assessing whether the courts are getting more or less effective in dealing with the cases that they see, let alone understanding how much as a society we are paying. For a developed nation, this is disappointing to say the least … How bad is it?” It’s appalling — even mischief cases take more than half a year on average to process. First Nations represent about four per cent of the population but more and more of them are being imprisoned — from 13 per cent of the offenders in custody in 1998 to 20 per cent a decade later. In Saskatchewan, 80 per cent of inmates are native. In Manitoba it’s 70 per cent, in (Racists) Alberta 40 per cent.In those three provinces, aboriginal people also are least likely to be given probation or conditional sentences.
That is a major scandal that demands investigation..
http://www.vancouversun.com/Mulgrew+Cost+crime+rises+crime+rate+falls/10296393/story.html‘
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