22 result(s)
-
1.Summary: The Subject Member admitted to engaging in discreditable conduct under section 7.1 of the Code of Conduct of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The Conduct Board concluded that the allegation was esta...
-
2.Summary: The Subject Member admitted to discreditable conduct under section 7.1 of the Code of Conduct of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The Conduct Board concluded that allegations 4 and 5, in connection ...
-
3.Summary: The Board found the Subject Member engaged in discreditable conduct by showing a revealing picture of himself and exchanging inappropriate sexual and personal text messages with Ms. W contrary to sect...
-
4.Summary: While responding to a pedestrian-motor vehicle accident on a rural highway, the Subject Member was travelling at a high rate of speed with emergency equipment activated when two civilians were struck ...
-
5.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained two allegations of discreditable conduct against the Subject Member in relation to an inappropriate sexual relationship with Ms. A, a municipal employee working...
-
6.Summary: During a provincial gun amnesty program, the Subject Member responded to a call for service from an elderly woman who wanted to be rid of a firearm. Her since deceased husband had brought the firearm ...
-
7.Summary: A Notice of Conduct Hearing, pursuant to Part IV of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act, RSC, 1985, c R-10, was issued on January 23, 2018, by the Commanding Officer and Conduct Authority for “F” Di...
-
8.Summary: The Subject Member faced two allegations of discreditable conduct under section 7.1 of the Code of Conduct of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. With the exception of the date of June 18, 2012 in Alle...
-
9.Summary: The Board found the Subject Member committed four contraventions of the Code of Conduct by failing to follow the direction of a supervisor on two occasions and knowingly making false and misleading st...
-
10.Summary: [This Summary forms no part of the written decision]
The Subject Member escorted an intoxicated, handcuffed prisoner to the rear door of a police vehicle; while on the back seat, the prisoner kicked a...
-
11.Summary: Three contraventions of the Code of Conduct were established against the Subject Member for the sexual harassment of a public service employee (PSE) in the workplace. On one occasion, the PSE was at w...
-
12.Summary: The Subject Member denied an allegation of discreditable conduct for having made a sexually suggestive comment and acted inappropriately towards a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. He also ...
-
13.Summary: After the formal merger of the conduct hearings for two separate Notices, a single hearing took place. The first series of allegations involved the unauthorized, undocumented physical transfer to a mu...
-
14.Summary: The Subject Member faced one allegation of discreditable conduct involving eight investigation files. His acts or omissions involved his responses to assigned calls, note taking and electronic file en...
-
15.Summary: A Notice of Conduct Hearing pursuant to Part IV of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act, RSC, 1985, c R-10, as amended (RCMP Act) was issued July 25, 2017, by the Commanding Officer and Conduct Autho...
-
16.
-
17.Summary: A Notice of Conduct Hearing pursuant to Part IV of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Act, RSC, 1985, c R-10, as amended (RCMP Act) was issued February 1, 2017, by the Commanding Officer and Conduct Au...
-
18.Summary: A Notice of Conduct Hearing (Notice) pursuant to Part IV of the RCMP Act was served upon the Subject Member November 6, 2015. The Notice, issued on October 28, 2015, by the Acting Commanding Officer a...
-
19.Summary: The Subject Member denied seven allegations of misconduct with respect to meal expenses claimed by the Subject Member and members under his supervision. The Conduct Board concluded the allegations wer...
-
20.
-
21.Summary: The Subject Member, joined by another member, attended an apartment building on two occasions in response to disturbance complaints from a third party. Attending the first call, the Subject Member spo...
-
22.Summary: The Subject Member, joined by another member, attended an apartment on two occasions in response to disturbance complaints from a third party. Attending the first call, the Subject Member spoke with t...