EPS Chief Dale McFee claims that the 25-minute YouTube video released to the public doesn't show the full picture of the incident surrounding the murder of Mathios Arkangelo. Yet, he admits he didn't even watch the video. How can he make such a determination without watching it?
@DMMcfee, let me assist you. Here's the full video for you to see.
Today was the 1st time Chief Dale McFee was available to news media since the Edmonton Police Service asked Alberta to investigate & disqualify 2 of city council’s appointed commissioners.
I asked him about it. He did not like my questions. #yeg#yegcc#ableg
Recently, the Edmonton Police Service has sought a publication ban to protect the identities of officers involved in this incident, citing credible threats to the life of one officer.
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TDLR: I’m retaining a lawyer to fight the publication ban.
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Absolutely.
No one should be above the law no matter their profession, their income, or who their parents are.
EPS has spent major money on “Distracted driving kills”. A pass for a brother undermines that message and justice broadly.
How will spending $16 million on body cams help public safety when the crown prosecutor won’t press charge, even when ASIRT is recommending? #ableg
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@Slipzdogg @HaruunYEG What? He was not a dangerous criminal. Who are you even talking about?
And we value Haruun’s support. Your comment is disgusting.
Earlier today, the legal counsel for the John Doe Defendants (the unidentified EPS officers) served my business, Unconventional Media, with notice that the Court of King’s Bench of Edmonton has granted an interim publication ban and injunction.
@Lavnishananana@EliasCrimLaw @LillianFrostti @HaruunYEG Footage from more than one household and they all depict the same thing. Strongly doubt distortion.
@Lavnishananana@EliasCrimLaw @LillianFrostti @HaruunYEG You weren’t in a car accident suffering head trauma with an officer then pointing a gun at you after. Easy to say all these things and have all these ideas of “should’ve, could’ve” in the comfort of your home with no distress/injuries.
@Lavnishananana @LillianFrostti @HaruunYEG If it’s truly a threat, then Cabela’s shouldn’t be allowed to sell them legally. Pocket knives have countless legitimate uses, yet you’re desperately twisting the narrative to paint Matt as a danger just to fuel your own bias.