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Rageaholic NRPS Constable Nathan Parker Busted Again

Published August 20, 2022 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Brutality, Police Misconduct


Rageaholic NRPS Cop Nathan Parker Busted Again

Niagara Regional Police Service (NRPS) Constable Nathan Parker’s history of violent outbursts against citizens and fellow cops alike is well known. What’s less well understood is why this thug still carries a badge and a gun. He is a disaster waiting to explode and, if his long history of physical abuse is anything to go by, it’s only a matter of time before he seriously … [Read more...]

Peel Regional Police Service Constable Gurpreet Chohan Charged with Assault

Published February 14, 2022 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct


Constable Grupreet Chohan Faces Multiple Charges of Assault

On December 28, 2021, Peel Regional Police Service Constable Gurpreet Chohan was arrested and charged with three counts of assault. Those allegations are of crimes committed from 2018 to 2021. On January 7, 2022, Constable Gurpreet Chohan was arrested again and charged with another count of assault as well as assault with a weapon and mischief under $5,000. The offences … [Read more...]

Pokémon Go Cops Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell Lose Appeal to Get Jobs Back

Published January 13, 2022 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct


Ex-LAPD Cops Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell Lose Their Appeal to Get Jobs Back

On April 15, 2017, Louis Lozano and Eric Mitchell were LAPD officers. Pokémon Go was all the rage, and these two officers chose to ignore a request for assistance from a fellow officer because catching a Snorlax (a Pokémon Go character) was way more important to them. Thankfully, their dereliction of duty did not cost that officer's life, but it did cost these two morons … [Read more...]

OPP Sergeant Jamie Gillespie Pleads Guilty to attempting to intercept private communications

Published August 13, 2021 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct


OPP Sergeant Jamie Gillespie Pleads Guilty to attempting to intercept private communications

On December 28, 2020, Ontario Provincial Police Sgt. Jamie Gillespie was arrested and charged with attempting to intercept private communication, obstructing justice, breach of trust, counselling an offence that is not committed, and obstructing a peace officer. These charges stemmed from Gillespie's illegal recordings of fellow Wellington OPP Detachment officers earlier … [Read more...]

Ottawa Police Constable Ripped for Charter Violations by Justice David Berg

Published July 10, 2021 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct, Warrantless Searches


Ottawa Police Ripped for Charter Violations by Justice David Berg

Justice David Berg lambasted Ottawa Police Service Constable Corey Bourguignon for lying under oath when he ruled Vincent Lebrun’s Charter rights were violated so egregiously the evidence against him must be excluded. That evidence was, according to news reports, a grenade launcher. “There is no excuse for a police officer not knowing this basic tenet of our … [Read more...]

Halifax Regional Police Constable Pierre-Paul Cadieux Found Guilty of Racism

Published June 23, 2021 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct, Racism


Halifax Constable Pierre-Paul Cadieux Found Guilty of Racism

On May 5, 2021, Halifax Regional Police Constable Pierre-Paul Cadieux and Constable Steve Logan were found guilty of racism by the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission. The Commission's 51-page decision (view PDF) doesn't pull any punches about Constable Pierre-Paul Cadieux's and Constable Steve Logan's behaviour. [3]       I find that race was a factor in the police … [Read more...]

Should We Amend Hate Speech Laws to Protect Police Officers?

Published April 19, 2021 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Hate Speech, Police Brutality, Police Corruption, Police Misconduct


Should We Amend Hate Speech Laws to Protect Police Officers?

I read an interesting article in the Winnipeg Free Press last week where a retired Winnipeg Police Service member pitched the idea that police officers needed to be protected under Canada's hate speech laws. Hate speech is handled in Section 319 of the Criminal Code of Canada. [emphasis added] 319 (1) Every one who, by communicating statements in any public place, incites … [Read more...]

Shane Donovan Files $2.5 Million Lawsuit against Ontario SIU and Crown

Published March 2, 2021 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Police, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct


Shane Donovan Files $2.5 Million Lawsuit against Ontario SIU and Crown

Niagara Regional Police Detective Sergeant Shane Donovan filed a second lawsuit, this time for $2.5 million, against Ontario's Special Investigations Unit, its former director and the Crown Law Office. Det. Sgt. Donovan's lawsuit seeks damages from the SIU for a negligent investigation that violated his Charter rights and resulted in a false arrest. It’s no secret where I … [Read more...]

Government Power Always Comes From the Barrel of a Gun

Published December 23, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police Misconduct, Politics


Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun

  “Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun.” It’s said that Mao Zedong, the most famous of Justin Trudeau’s dictatorial Chinese idols, first uttered this maxim on August 7, 1927. I think it was Naheed Nenshi, Calgary’s Masked Mayor, on December 18, 2020.  For the sake of today’s political commentary, I’m going to attribute this quote to Calgary Mayor … [Read more...]

Shane Donovan Files $2 Million Lawsuit against Niagara Regional Police, Constable Nathan Parker

Published November 18, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Police, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct


Shane Donovan files lawsuit against Niagara Regional Police Service and Nathan Parker

On November 10, 2020, Niagara Regional Police Det. Sgt. Shane Donovan filed a $2 million lawsuit against the Niagara Regional Police Board and the cop Donovan shot in defense of his own life, Constable Nathan Parker. Donovan's lawsuit seeks $500,000 in general damages, $500,000 in special damages, and $1 million in punitive damages and comes months after all charges against … [Read more...]

OPP Sgt. Mike Dolderman’s Sexual Assault Trial Delayed Again

Published October 9, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Crime, Police, Police Misconduct, Sexual Predators


OPP Sgt. Mike Dolderman's Sexual Assault Trial Punted Down the Road

OPP Sgt. Mike Dolderman’s trial for five counts of sexual assault and five counts of breach of trust was kicked down the road. Again. Dolerman’s trial was originally scheduled to begin on July 28, 2020, but court backlogs and COVID-19 restrictions pushed his trial to October 6th. At the October 6th hearing, Dolderman’s lawyer requested a 12-week adjournment to review … [Read more...]

Mike Dolderman: Trial for Cop Charged With Sexual Assault Pushed to October

Published July 30, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Police Misconduct, Sexual Predators


OPP Sergeant Mike Dolderman's Trial for Sexual Assault Delayed Until October

The trial of Ontario Provincial Police Sergeant Mike Dolderman, accused of five counts of sexual assault and five counts of breach of trust, won’t take place until October 6th, at the earliest. It’s possible Dolderman's trial will be delayed even further. Administrators for the Guelph Ontario Court of Justice announced all trials slated for July 28th are now delayed until … [Read more...]

Sexual Assault Charges Stayed Against Const. Pierre-Paul Cadieux

Published July 24, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct


Sexual Assault Charges Stayed Against Const. Pierre-Paul Cadieux

In June of 2018, Halifax Regional Police (HRP) Const. Pierre-Paul Cadieux was charged with sexual assault against another HRP employee. It’s alleged the sexual assault took place some time in 2016 but an official complaint was not filed until May 25, 2018. "The whole experience of sexual assault for the victims, it's complex.… We recognize the victim's power to report it to … [Read more...]

Centerton Police Officer Blake Almond and Someone’s Negligent Discharge

Published May 15, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Guns, Negligent Discharges, Police, Police Misconduct


Negligent Discharge: 100% Preventable 100% of the time

Safe storage laws have their place - especially when children are in the home. On January 20, 2020, in Centerton City, Arkansas, an unidentified person fired Officer Blake Almond’s service pistol, sending a bullet out of his home and through three walls of his neighbour’s home. The neighbour immediately called police to report the crime. Neighbour: “a bullet just shot … [Read more...]

OPP Sergeant Mike Dolderman Charged With 5 Counts of Sexual Assault

Published May 14, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct, Sexual Predators


OPP Sergeant Mike Dolderman Charged With Sexual Assault

Only the police and military should have guns, they say, because some alleged sex offenders need badges and guns too, right? Ontario Provincial Police Sergeant Mike Dolderman, a 21-year veteran of the Wellington County detachment, was arrested on April 23, 2020 and charged with five counts of sexual assault. He will also face five counts of breach of trust. He was … [Read more...]

Brian Sauvé, Head of Police Union, Opposes Public Inquiry into Nova Scotia Murders

Published May 12, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct, RCMP Accountability


Brian Sauvé, Head of Police Union Representing RCMP Members, Opposes Public Inquiry into Nova Scotia Murders

Brian Sauvé, president of the union representing front-line RCMP constables, publicly opposes an inquiry into the RCMP's handling of the Nova Scotia  murders on April 18th and 19th, 2020. This stance is moronic… yet it’s also wholly predictable. I am appalled to read Brian Sauvé’s claim that an inquiry can only hurt front-line RCMP members. “Members on the street wear … [Read more...]

Toronto Det. Const. Daryl Gazey “Not Credible as a Witness” says Judge

Published April 21, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Trust, Courts, Police, Police Misconduct


It's hard enough, most days, for police to make a case stick in court. That job is even harder when a case is intentionally undermined by an allegedly corrupt cop. Welcome to the story of alleged heroin dealer Siavash Norouzian, undercover Toronto Police Service Detective Constable Daryl Gazey and data from a few of cell phones. It's a story which, through a series of odd … [Read more...]

Staff Sgt. Will Hinterberger Breaches Bail Conditions on Sexual Assault Charges

Published April 8, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Crime, Guns, Police, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct, Sexual Predators


Ottawa Police Staff Sgt. Will Hinterberger Breaches Bail Conditions on Sexual Assault Charges

On September 13, 2019, Ottawa Police Staff Sgt. Will Hinterberger was suspended as part of an investigation into missing police files. The Ottawa Citizen reported on Hinterberger’s past duties, as well as his romantic relationship with the mother of suspected ISIL sympathizer Tevis Gonyou-McLean, who was arrested by the RCMP last August. Hinterberger was a patrol supervisor … [Read more...]

Niagara Regional Police Constable Nathan Parker: Innocent Victim or One Bad Cop?

Published April 2, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Brutality, Police Misconduct


Niagara Regional Police Constable Nathan Parker: Innocent Victim or Bad Cop?

If Dana Audet is to be believed, her fiance, Niagara Regional Police Constable Nathan Parker, is not a bad man, He's simply misunderstood. "What I really want to emphasize is that if you or I did something wrong at our job, we'd get a letter to file or we'd be disciplined. When a police officer oversteps, it goes in the newspaper." Given Constable Nathan Parker's long and … [Read more...]

Priceless: Travis Bader’s Letter of Apology From the RCMP

Published March 24, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Guns, Police, Police Misconduct, RCMP Accountability, RCMP Hall of Shame


RCMP Apology Letter to Travis Bader and Silvercore Training Systems

In early February I had the pleasure of interviewing Travis Bader, founder and owner of Silvercore Advanced Training Systems, at his offices in Ladner, BC. It's an interview I've wanted to conduct for many years so it was a real treat to finally have the opportunity to sit down and speak with him in person. While I wrote extensively about Bader's case and the RCMP corruption … [Read more...]

Police Misconduct: Abbotsford Constable Christopher Nicholson

Published February 26, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Corruption, Police Misconduct, Police Sentencing Double-Standards


Police Misconduct: Abbotsford Constable Christopher Nicholson

Violating the public’s trust is nasty business. Violating the trust of your fellow police officers is an even more heinous offence because, as in the case of Abbotsford Police Constable Christopher Nicholson, it puts their lives at risk. On May 6th, 2013, Constable Christopher Nicholson’s criminal actions caught up with him. Nicholson was arrested and charged with ten counts … [Read more...]

Rachel Small: RCMP Due Diligence or Violation of Privacy?

Published February 20, 2020 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct, Privacy Rights, Rights


Rachel Small RCMP Due Diligence or Invasion of Privacy?

Did you know the RCMP has a Tactical Internet Intelligence Unit? Or that this unit may scour social media looking for information about you? Neither did Rachel Small, a political activist from Toronto, until a Canadian Press reporter gave her a copy of the RCMP's 6-page report on her. "I found it kind of creepy and unsettling because of the way that they were compiling … [Read more...]

RCMP “loses” another handgun

Published November 2, 2019 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct, RCMP Hall of Shame


Toronto, Ontario. Wednesday, October 30th, 2019. Sherway Gardens shopping mall. 7:30pm. An unidentified RCMP member places his or her black satchel containing their RCMP-issue handgun and 3 spare magazines of ammunition on a chair somewhere inside the shopping mall. He or she then leaves it on that chair, unattended, for over 2 hours. At 9:45 they returned to discover … [Read more...]

RCMP Constable Jeffrey Rae Gillis – Just Another Gun-Stealing Cop

Published March 2, 2019 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Abuse of Police Authority, Guns, Police, Police Corruption, Police Misconduct


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 11 and 14, 2016, for disturbance calls, they charged Constable Gillis with two counts of assault and one count … [Read more...]

Is Westminster Police Department officer Curtis Arganbright a Sexual Predator?

Published October 7, 2017 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Human Depravity, Police Misconduct


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, arrested and charged with sex assault by force, sexual assault by someone in a position of authority and false … [Read more...]

MP Bob Zimmer discusses Quebec gun registry data supposedly deleted by RCMP

Published June 11, 2017 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct


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 exist. For the details of what Bob Zimmer discusses in the video above, read Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie? Part 2 here … [Read more...]

Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie? Part 2

Published June 11, 2017 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct


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 Lie to Committee?" The answer, it turns out, is both yes and no. It took a while to follow the breadcrumbs to sort out why, … [Read more...]

Did RCMP Deputy Commissioner Peter Henschel Lie to Committee?

Published June 10, 2017 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct


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 lawsuit against the federal government. The question everyone is asking is this: Why are there any records left to give Quebec? It's a valid question. On … [Read more...]

Constable Dario Devic faces criminal charges after Creep Catchers sting

Published September 18, 2016 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Crime, Police, Police Misconduct, Restraining Orders


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 7th, resulted in Constable Dario Devic’s arrest the following day.  Devic is currently suspended from active duty and faces … [Read more...]

RCMP Constables Selling Cocaine On The Job All In A Day’s Work, Right?

Published June 2, 2016 by Christopher di Armani Filed Under: Police, Police Misconduct


One of the things I love about the RCMP is their willingness to allow their constables to earn extra cash on the side. Sometimes that side job gets in the way though, when there is no oversight of those "side jobs". Such is the case of former Kamloops RCMP Constable Randi Love. Ms. Love faces three counts of selling cocaine while serving as an RCMP Constable.  It's not very … [Read more...]

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