22 result(s)
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1.Summary: The Board found the Subject Member committed three contraventions of the Code of Conduct by failing to properly investigate information reported by Child and Family Services (“CFS”), failing to comply...
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2.Summary: The Respondent was subject of an investigation in which it was found that he engaged in five counts of discreditable conduct contrary to section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct. The Conduct Board impo...
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3.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing contained two allegations of discreditable conduct contrary to section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct. It was alleged that three videos of approximately 15 to 3...
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4.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing contained a single allegation of misconduct. On the first day of the “live” conduct hearing, and with the complainant’s cross-examination not yet completed, the ...
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5.Summary: A Notice to the Designated Officer was issued by the Commanding Officer of “E” Division on September 13, 2017, containing seven allegations against Inspector Manj. Prior to the start of the Conduct He...
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6.Summary: Constable Kohl was alleged to have made false, misleading or inaccurate statements to a superior while he was the subject member of a Code of Conduct investigation. He faced two Allegations under sect...
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8.Summary: Constable Brown was alleged to have touched another member for a sexual purpose and without her consent. The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained one allegation under section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Co...
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9.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing, dated April 12, 2016, contained two allegations of discreditable conduct, arising out of Constable Brown’s interactions with an employee of the RCMP. The initia...
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10.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing contained six allegations for unauthorized and unsafe use of a conductive energy weapon (Taser X26). The Conduct Authority withdrew Allegations 1, 3 and 5 pertai...
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11.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained two allegations against the Subject Member. The first allegation, under section 7.1 of the Code of Conduct, set out three incidents in which the Subject Member ...
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12.Summary: The Subject Member admitted to engaging in discreditable conduct pursuant to section 7.1 of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police Code of Conduct. The Conduct Board found that allegation 3 was established...
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13.Summary: During RCMP training at a military base, an evening “team-building” function was organized at a local off-base licensed establishment. Transportation to and from the function was provided by passenger...
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14.Summary: [This summary is not part of the written decision.]
In December 2011, at an off-duty Christmas party where alcohol was consumed, the Subject Member patted the back of a female co-worker while she was ...
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15.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained five allegations against the Subject Member, Corporal Tammy Hollingsworth.
The first three allegations included two allegations under section 3.2 of the Code of...
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16.Summary: [This summary is not part of the final decision.]
The Subject Member’s spouse was accused by school charity volunteers, in the presence of the Subject Member, of fraudulent activities. One of the accu...
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17.Summary: The Subject Member was the Affiant in an investigation into four robberies. The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained five allegations under section 8.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct. The first four alleg...
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18.Summary: The Subject Member brought two separate preliminary motions to dismiss the first allegation on the basis that it was brought out of time. The first, presented prior to the hearing, was unsuccessful. T...
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19.Summary: Twice in the space of two weeks, the Subject Member removed the reflective tape and/or decals from the RCMP patrol police vehicle he was operating, damaging the paint on the vehicle in the process. He...
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20.Summary: [This summary forms no part of this written decision.]
The Subject Member faced a single allegation of discreditable conduct for committing a sexual assault upon another member in the Subject Member’s...
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21.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing contained six allegations of discreditable conduct, arising out of an intimate relationship between the Subject Member and a young woman. The Notice of Conduct H...
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22.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 March 29, 2017, by the Commanding Officer and Conduct Authority for “D” Divi...