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Constable Lee Douglas, facing theft charge, gets rewarded for his crime with a paid vacation

Published May 25, 2012 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Abuse of Trust, Police, Police Misconduct, RCMP Hall of Shame


Constable Lee Douglas must be thinking it’s great to be a cop in Oshawa, Ontario… He [allegedly] broke the law and is now being rewarded for his thievery with a paid vacation.  What other career gives benefits like that?

Any normal business would fire an employee for theft or at least make it clear they will resign or face criminal charges, but not police forces in Canada.

Nope, here we prefer to reward thieving cops like Constable Douglas with a paid vacation until such time as they come to trial.  Sure, police forces call it a suspension, but they still pay him his full salary while he sits on his behind and ponders what he will do once he’s back on the job.

Constable Douglas’ criminal charge stem from a case about 5 years ago, where a family member passed away.  That family member owned a shotgun at the time of his death, so the family contacted police to have it disposed of.

Constable Lee Douglas was the policeman who took possession of the shotgun.  Only instead of taking it to the police station to be destroyed, he kept it for himself.

Ironically, if it weren’t for police efforts to crack down on those “evil, horrid gun owners” who let their firearms licenses expire (gasp!) Constable Lee Douglas would have gotten away with it.

It was only after police contacted the family in an attempt to find the man whose license had expired that they discovered not only had the man died 5 years previously, but they had contacted police and surrendered the shotgun at that time.

It’s not just thieving cops that we keep on the payroll for years, either.  RCMP Corporal Monty Robinson is STILL on the RCMP’s payroll 3 years after being suspended for killing Orion Hutchinson while driving drunk.  He was in such a hurry to run home for a couple more shots of vodka that he couldn’t even bother to check and see if the man he plowed into was still alive.

Orion Hutchinson died at the scene.  Robinson then proceeded to do everything in his power to obstruct the investigation into his atrocious actions.  He is a complete and utter disgrace to every person who has ever worn the RCMP uniform, and that disgrace is not over yet.

Robinson is STILL on the RCMP payroll today.

The RCMP recently announced they were finally seeking to have Robinson’s pay suspended in the wake of his conviction for obstructing justice in Orion Hutchinson case.  He has never been charged with killing the young man and likely never will face charges for that.

RCMP Commissioner Bob Paulson, speaking about another RCMP disgrace by the name of Staff Sgt. Donald Ray, said he was seeking changes to the RCMP’s disciplinary system.

Those changes can’t come too soon, in my opinion. The RCMP was once a respected police force but the days of respect and reverence are long, long gone.  Respect for the RCMP has been shattered, little by little, by the actions of men like Donald Ray and Monty Robinson, just to name two.

I could add more to that list but to do that task justice I’d have to be typing for quite a while.

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Comments

  1. sam says

    May 29, 2012 at 12:02 pm

    May I add that despite the actions of the very few bad apples in the policing communities, there are several thousands of police officers who are deicated and lay their lives on the line on a daily bases to protect us and our famlies.

    Therefore, it should be clearly stated in your article that the good officers do what they are paid to do.

    Reply
    • Christopher di Armani says

      May 29, 2012 at 1:30 pm

      You’re absolutely right. While I didn’t state in this article, your point is one I make repeatedly elsewhere on this site.

      Reply
  2. Jeff says

    November 12, 2012 at 2:51 pm

    Well said.

    What you need to write about is abuse of power by Chief Ewles of Durham Regional Police in Ontario. This Chief has been accused of criminal misconduct THREE TIMES and it was publicly reported.

    He has personally gone after any of the involved officers, charging them with nickle and dime misconduct offences and suspending them! All he has to have as Chief is that he suspects or a member is charged with a Police Service Act offence to suspend. Complete joke, that he is allowed to seek out retribution on these cops like that and there is NOTHING they can do.

    He is a corrupt Chief and these cops reported his misconduct – did the right thing – only to have him target them seeking retribution.

    Lee Douglas committed a criminal act and should be fired. These cops are still suspended yet have committed NO crimes and Lee was charged AFTER these cops!!!

    Reply
  3. BLACKMAGIC says

    January 12, 2013 at 9:06 pm

    WELL WELL WELL MORE MADNESS AN MAYHEM FROM THE DUR-HAM
    WHAT CAN I SAY OTHER THAN DR-PS PAINFULLY OBVIOUS THAT MY PERSONAL LISCENCE WILL READ SOMETHING LIKE OINK-HAM
    HA HA HA…
    AT LEAST METRO PUTS TO SERVE AN PROTECT ON THEIR CRUISERS

    Reply
  4. BLACKMAGIC says

    January 12, 2013 at 9:09 pm

    DR-PS SHOULD BE DIS-INBOWLED
    METAPHORICALLY SPEAKING OF COURSE
    I MEAN WHAT EVER WOULD WE DO WITHOUT
    DRI-PS

    Reply

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