This is policing at its core. It's the problem.
"Sources say he allegedly filmed himself, over the course of more than a year while on duty, humiliating people experiencing homelessness to the point of urinating on them while they slept in the street."
https://t.co/zLdVayvhYr
Canadian Privacy Watchdogs are refusing to investigate the Crime Stoppers data breach, which released more than 1.5 million Canadian tipsters' private information submitted over the past 25 years.
These data breaches could leave Crime Stoppers liable for over $300,000 in damages per informant. In February 2015, the Superior Court of Justice awarded $345,000 in damages against the Durham Regional Police Services Board for releasing a confidential informant's identity. The informant was harassed so severely that she had to move and developed PTSD due to the hardships that she endured. The law should be applied to Crime Stoppers in the same way.
We need a real investigation into Crime Stoppers and our local police for privacy leaks of victims' and informants' personal information.
CanLII Article
https://t.co/eHVrlfR3LS
CBC News Link
https://t.co/hDdBqGgT6x
"Oversight" agency says, "no problem."
“SO2 acknowledged that he participated in the discussion …. He also stated he asked whether SO1 wanted the (offender) warned, roughed up, or to suffer broken bones, and requested the offender’s name and address.”
https://t.co/ijJa8OrVdw