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NEWS > 24 July 2006

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Ex-cop calls for probe of OPP
A FORMER Victorian police officer claims he has been a victim of corruption and cover-ups at the highest levels of the force after blowing the whistle on detectives allegedly fabricating evidence to obtain court warrants for listening devices.

Gerry McHugh is demanding an independent review of the decision by Victoria's Office of Public Prosecutions not to prosecute two detectives after a four-year internal inquiry recommended they be charged with 11 offences, including attempting to pervert the course of justice.

The investigation found that supposed evidence used in sworn ... Read more

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Toronto Star - Ontario, Canada
24 July 2006
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Ottawa police to investigate O

ORILLIA — Ottawa police are taking over an investigation into the actions of provincial police officers at an aboriginal occupation in Caledonia, near Hamilton.

OPP Commissioner Gwen Boniface has asked the Ottawa service to probe how officers responded to an assault on two television camera operators on June 9.

The TV crew was filming the on-going occupation when one of the cameramen was swarmed, assaulted and had his equipment stolen.

The cameramen have claimed that provincial police officers who witnessed the assault did nothing to stop it.

Police have since charged two men with assault.

The incident took place in a parking lot near the Douglas Creek Estates, where aboriginals took over the land in February claiming it is rightfully theirs.
 

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