I filed my original ATIP for the RCMP policy on storing RCMP-issue firearms in unattended vehicles on August 20, 2018. Two days later the RCMP’s ATIP department acknowledged my request. That was the last I heard from them.
“Nathan Parker is no innocent person. I can tell you … that if he got shot, it’s because he made the other person fear for his life. He’s a frightening person,” said his brother, Philip Parker.
But there is a far greater problem than terrible hiring practices at the RCMP. They refuse to fix the systemic problems that allow guys like Benjamen Kozlovich to get hired in the first place.
On February 15, 2016, RCMP Constable Jeffrey Rae Gillis, a 20-year veteran and member of the National Weapons Enforcement Support Team, found himself on the wrong end of his own handcuffs. After Charlottetown Police Service constables attended his residence February
Police have a difficult job. Nobody in their right mind will argue that point. Civilians are often rude, disrespectful, and downright offensive to the brave men and women who wear a police uniform. In most cases, they respond to these
Bad cops are the exception, not the rule, thank God. Police, more often than not, band together behind the Blue Wall fo Silence when police officers commit crimes. That’s not the case with Westminster Police Department officer Curtis Arganbright, 40,
Updated: Added quote of wording from Bill S-217 Justin Trudeau metaphorically slapped Shelley MacInnis-Wynn across the face yesterday, then danced a jig on Constable David Matthew Wynn’s grave. He did so while Shelley MacInnis-Wynn was in Parliament, watching every disgusting
Yesterday Bob Zimmer, MP, shared my article “Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie to Committee?” In this video he discusses what I uncovered, as well as the most recent information on how data deleted by the RCMP can still
First, my thanks to Nicolas Johnson from TheGunBlog.ca for his collaboration so we could get to the bottom of this issue. See his angle on it here. Yesterday I asked the question, “Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel
As you know, Minister of Public Safety Ralph Goodale introduced Bill C-52 on Friday, June 9, 2017. That bill is, for the most part, designed to give Quebec the all of the long gun registry records it sought in its
Rough times for the Calgary Police Service continue. Their integrity deficit shows no sign of letting up, either. Calgary Police Association President Les Kaminski and Constable Brand Derrick both face charges as a result of an Alberta Serious Incident
Creep Catchers is a growing group whose goal is to identify and publicly shame men looking for sex with underage girls. Here in British Columbia it’s the Surrey chapter currently making headlines. Their video, live-streamed as it happened on September
