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An online video mocking Ottawa police management's handling of the Stacy Bonds case has been circulating among officers, CBC News has learned. Read more: www.cbc.ca
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...online video circulating amongst Ottawa police officers features cartoon characters mocking the Ottawa Police Service’s senior management. (CBC) An online video mocking Ottawa police management's handling of the Stacy Bonds case has been circulating...
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...online video circulating amongst Ottawa police officers features cartoon characters mocking the Ottawa Police Serviceâs senior management. (CBC) An online video mocking Ottawa police management's handling of the Stacy Bonds case has been circulating...
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...police Chief Vern White announced an internal investigation after news of the Stacy Bonds case broke in mid-November. (Canadian Press) Ottawa police have added another level of supervision over their Elgin Street cellblock, and hired a communications...
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...police Chief Vern White announced an internal investigation after news of the Stacy Bonds case broke in mid-November. (Canadian Press) Ottawa police have added another level of supervision over their Elgin Street cellblock, and hired a communications...
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...police board is calling for Chief Vern White, pictured, and the police union to calm a public feud that has erupted since the release of two cellblock videos. (Canadian Press) Ottawa Police Association President Steve Boucher has been critical of how the...
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...police board is calling for Chief Vern White, pictured, and the police union to calm a public feud that has erupted since the release of two cellblock videos. (Canadian Press) Ottawa Police Association President Steve Boucher has been critical of how the...
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...10 months later. Since then, the OPP have been called in to investigate two other allegations of the abuse of prisoners by Ottawa police officers and Acting Chief Gilles Larochelle has said the force seems to have a systemic problem with the actions of officers...
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...10 months later. Since then, the OPP have been called in to investigate two other allegations of the abuse of prisoners by Ottawa police officers and Acting Chief Gilles Larochelle has said the force seems to have a systemic problem with the actions of officers...
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OTTAWA POLICE VIDEO. www.cbc.ca VANCOUVER RCMP ROBERT Dziekanski www.cbc.ca
Ottawa Police Chief Vern White's limp response to a judge's ruling that four of his officers unlawfully detained, violently assaulted and strip-searched a young Black woman: Ottawa Police Sgt. Steve Desjourdy, the officer caught on videotape cutting a young female prisoner's shirt and bra off with a pair of scissors, will be forbidden from dealing with the public until the conclusion of an internal police investigation. What does this tell us? Far from firing this thug, or at the very least suspending him without pay until the conclusion of his two-years-late "internal investigation," Chief White will retain him on the force at full salary.* And the other officers involved in the gang assault on the 100-pound Stacy Bonds are still out there "dealing with the public." Not a good start, Chief. By what he assures us is a coincidence, White has just announced measures to deal with racial profiling by his troops. The initiative was actually begun by order of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, after a well-publicized case of racist antics by the Ottawa police--six years ago. (The police cleared themselves of any blame in this incident after one of those "internal investigations." The OHRC disagreed.) Meanwhile we await the results of another human rights hearing after another "internal investigation" cleared another cop--five years ago. What saved young Chad Aiken's version of events was an audio recording of his encounter. The vicious police assault on Stacy Bonds took place ...
Ottawa police officers are seen committing a violent sexual assault on Stacy Bonds in a CCTV jail video released to the media. After kicking and punching her and slamming her head into the table, they pin her down on the floor and use scissors to cut off her bra and shirt. Afterward. the criminal gang parades their topless female prize down the halls of the Ottawa jail. bulletproofcourier.blogspot.com
"Premier McGuinty 'very, very troubled' by video of Ottawa police strip-searching woman" www.news957.com "Ottawa police chief Vern White said Ottawa residents may be "shocked" by the video of Stacy Bonds in custody, and said the police force is conducting its own internal investigation. Read more: www.cbc.ca credits to connectingdots1 : www.youtube.com
"Premier McGuinty 'very, very troubled' by video of Ottawa police strip-searching woman" www.news957.com "Ottawa police chief Vern White said Ottawa residents may be "shocked" by the video of Stacy Bonds in custody, and said the police force is conducting its own internal investigation. Read more: www.cbc.ca
"Premier McGuinty 'very, very troubled' by video of Ottawa police strip-searching woman" www.news957.com "Ottawa police chief Vern White said Ottawa residents may be "shocked" by the video of Stacy Bonds in custody, and said the police force is conducting its own internal investigation. Read more: www.cbc.ca NOTICE: maycontain copyrighted material, the use of which may not have been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. I am making this material available in an effort to advance understanding of environmental, political, religion, human rights, economic, scientific,educational and social justice issues, etc. I believe this constitutes a fair use of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 USC Section 107, the material contained in this channel is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes.
A judge has released a portion of surveillance video showing the controversial strip search of a woman by Ottawa police officers in September 2008. The video shows Stacy Bonds, 27, being forced to the ground and pinned by four police officers before having her bra cut off. Justice Richard Lajoie, of the Ontario Court of Justice, released the video to the Ottawa Citizen after the newspaper filed an application. Bonds was strip searched after being arrested on Rideau Street for public intoxication — a charge stayed by Lajoie in a verbal ruling issued on Oct. 27. The video shows four police officers leading Bonds into a cell area at the Elgin Street police headquarters. When Bonds doesn't immediately turn to face the table-area, a female officer knees her twice in the upper leg, then grabs the woman's hair and forces her into place. Bonds is held by at least one of her wrists by a male officer as the female officer removes her boots. The video then shows an officer reaching into the pocket of Bonds's pants and pulling out a handful of change, which is thrown onto a table. At one point, Bonds kicks behind her, catching the female officer in the leg. The officer limps out of the frame, and another male officer can be seen entering the room. Four male police officers force Bonds to the ground and place a riot shield over her legs. A male officer leaves the room and returns with a box. He then cuts the back of Bonds's shirt and bra, leaving her back exposed. The female officer ...
Ottawa Police Chief Vern White's limp response to a judge's ruling that four of his officers unlawfully detained, violently assaulted and strip-searched a young Black woman: Ottawa Police Sgt. Steve Desjourdy, the officer caught on videotape cutting a young female prisoner's shirt and bra off with a pair of scissors, will be forbidden from dealing with the public until the conclusion of an internal police investigation. What does this tell us? Far from firing this thug, or at the very least suspending him without pay until the conclusion of his two-years-late "internal investigation," Chief White will retain him on the force at full salary.* And the other officers involved in the gang assault on the 100-pound Stacy Bonds are still out there "dealing with the public." Not a good start, Chief. By what he assures us is a coincidence, White has just announced measures to deal with racial profiling by his troops. The initiative was actually begun by order of the Ontario Human Rights Commission, after a well-publicized case of racist antics by the Ottawa police--six years ago. (The police cleared themselves of any blame in this incident after one of those "internal investigations." The OHRC disagreed.) Meanwhile we await the results of another human rights hearing after another "internal investigation" cleared another cop--five years ago. What saved young Chad Aiken's version of events was an audio recording of his encounter. The vicious police assault on Stacy Bonds took place ...
I love the police, a little out of hand for sure. Did Bonds do something to provoke this harshness by the men and woman in blue? Shocking video revealed. Two years ago a young woman named Stacy Bonds was walking along an Ottawa sidewalk on her way to a friend's house. Bonds is 27, just five feet tall, weighs barely 100 pounds. She's not a trouble-maker, has no criminal history, no record of causing problems for police. She had horrors enjoyed a few drinks, though a judge ruled later that she was not drunk. Two police officers stopped her, checked her out, discovered she was harmless and told her to be on her way. She took a few steps, then stopped and asked them why they'd stopped her in the first place That got her handcuffed, thrown in the back of a cruiser and spirited off to the police station, where police pulled her hair, kneed her in the back a couple of times, slammed her to the ground with a riot shield, cut off her clothes and bra while a few male officers watched, and strip-searched her. Shirt was cut off and bra cut off also. That done, they threw her in a cell, half-naked, for three hours. They charged her with public drunkenness though she wasn't and with aggressive behaviour, though a video showed that wasn't true either. The judge, rightly, denounced the whole episode, noting there was "no reason, apart from vengeance and malice, to have left Ms. Bonds in the cell for a period of three hours and 15 minutes half-naked and having soiled her pants, before she ...
Ottawa Police are getting ready for this weekend's police memorial, which will remember officers across canada who lost their lives on the job. The memorial will include two mounties who lost their lives in Haiti, and Ottawa police officer Eric Czapnik.
An Annual festival in Estes Park, Colorado.....this was the first time the Ottawa Pipe Band has performed at the Longs Peak Scottish-Irish Highland Festival
On Patrol takes an inside look at the officers with the Ottawa Police Service. This week, we ride along with Constable Paul Smith on an overnight shift with the K-9 unit.
On Patrol takes an inside look at the officers with the Ottawa Police Service. This week, we ride along with Constable Derick Thompson on an overnight shift down town in the Ottawa Market.
(These pictures are not mine.Credit to those people who took the pictures.)
Performing in front of the Museum of Nature in honor of the Queen.
Video Footage I secured while freelancing a job. I've been quite concerned about all the wildlife getting shot the past few weeks in the Capial Region. This particular incident shortly followed the shooting of a 3rd moose in 2 weeks by Ottawa Police. The bear in this video was shot by Gatineau Police while it raiding a garbage bin nestled on the border of a heavy wooded area near Gatineau hills in Quebec. My media outlet refused it. Unfortunately it was thought not newsworthy enough to pay for. The video is geotagged to show how close this is to forests and protected land
Georgetown Highland Games June 12th 2010
Ottawa Hills police officer Thomas White pulled over Michael McCloskey and then shot him in the back paralyzing him instantly!
**OFFICER WHITE FOUND GUILTY** toledoblade.com This is the News story that is edited showing the video.
This is the RAW video that does not have sound but is longer and shows the cop following for about 3:45 before lighting them up. Note that the motorcyclist is not driving erratic, and they both stop at the various stop signs. No indication of them running. The cop did not light them up till after they accelerated from that last stop sign....and seeing as from there till the crash/shooting is a short distance I would not call that running from the police just yet.
Student Marc Kelly was unilaterally deregistered by University Vice-President Governance Diane Davidson in late November. In her words: "it has been decided that it is in everyone's interest that you pursue your studies at another university. Your attempted onlinel registration for the Winter 2010 session is not accepted." Kelly was then delivered with a No Trespassing Notice barring him from University of Ottawa lands and buildings. In Part 1, Kelly is present in the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO)'s academic appeals service, the Student Appeals Centre (SAC), making an appeal of his illegal deregistration, when University Security and then Ottawa Police arrive to arrest him for trespass, despite legal explanations of the occupancy rights (by rental agreement) of an SAC coordinator, Mireille Gervais. As seen in Part 1, Seamus Wolfe, SFUO President, is asked by the sergeant to obtain a copy of the SFUO's rental agreement, and leaves to obtain it. In Part 2, Seamus attempts to clarify with the sergeant why the police asked for the rental agreement and then proceeded to enter the office anyway, without reading it, to arrest a student. Mr. Wolfe was subsequently arrested.
Student Marc Kelly was unilaterally deregistered by University Vice-President Governance Diane Davidson in late November. In her words: "it has been decided that it is in everyone's interest that you pursue your studies at another university. Your attempted onlinel registration for the Winter 2010 session is not accepted." Kelly was then delivered with a No Trespassing Notice barring him from University of Ottawa lands and buildings. In this video, Kelly is present in the Student Federation of the University of Ottawa (SFUO)'s academic appeals service, the Student Appeals Centre (SAC), making an appeal of his illegal deregistration, when University Security and then Ottawa Police arrive to arrest him for trespass, despite legal explanations of the occupancy rights (by rental agreement) of an SAC coordinator, Mireille Gervais. As seen in this video, Seamus Wolfe, SFUO President, is asked by the sergeant to obtain a copy of the SFUO's rental agreement, and leaves to obtain it. In Part 2, Seamus attempts to clarify with the sergeant why the police asked for the rental agreement and then proceeded to enter the office anyway, without reading it, to arrest a student. Mr. Wolfe was subsequently arrested.
Police funeral procession for slain Ottawa Police Officer Constable Eric Czapnik, January 7, 2010. Over 4000 police officers took part in this procession. Constable Czapnik was killed in the line of duty by a police officer from another force. www.knitnut.net
Senators put questions to: RCMP: Chief Superintendent Pierre Perron; Superintendent Bill Malone, Director, Organized Crime. Ottawa Police Service: Deputy Chief Sue O'Sullivan; Inspector Jill Skinner For TRANSCRIPTS of Bill C-15 Senate hearings and an explanation of what the Senate amendments mean, please visit: www.cannabisfacts.ca www.cannabisfacts.ca
Senators put questions to: RCMP: Chief Superintendent Pierre Perron; Superintendent Bill Malone, Director, Organized Crime. Ottawa Police Service: Deputy Chief Sue O'Sullivan; Inspector Jill Skinner For TRANSCRIPTS of Bill C-15 Senate hearings and an explanation of what the Senate amendments mean, please visit: www.cannabisfacts.ca www.cannabisfacts.ca
Senators put questions to: RCMP: Chief Superintendent Pierre Perron; Superintendent Bill Malone, Director, Organized Crime. Ottawa Police Service: Deputy Chief Sue O'Sullivan; Inspector Jill Skinner Bill C-15, if passed, will implement mandatory prison sentences for low level drug offenses, for the first time in Canadian history. (Example: Growing 1 cannabis plant in a rental property = 9 mos. mandatory prison sentence). For TRANSCRIPTS of Bill C-15 Senate hearings and an explanation of what the Senate amendments mean, please visit: www.cannabisfacts.ca www.cannabisfacts.ca
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...each other. Czapnik had immigrated to Canada from Poland in 1990. He was married and was a father of four. He joined the Ottawa police force in 2007 when he was 48 years old, in order to follow in the footsteps of his father, who was a police officer in...
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...each other. Czapnik had immigrated to Canada from Poland in 1990. He was married and was a father of four. He joined the Ottawa police force in 2007 when he was 48 years old, in order to follow in the footsteps of his father, who was a police officer in...
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I filmed this in 2000 from my balcony it is a Ottawa Police arrest of a female named Julie Cayer. The cop MARTIN CARDINAL got off these charges but if you look at the video you clearly see him beating her head off the car and she isn't resisting
Performed at the Cartier Square Drill Hall on September 24, 2009
The Greek Festival 2009 started off this year with the unveiling of the Greek National Flag at the Ottawa Police Station on Elgin Street. George Papdopoulos and Father Alex Michalopoulos spoke at the ceremony and dancers from the community gave a performance. Live a day the Greek Way!
If it doesn't get seen on the MSM, it never happened. So how long will it be before tptb suppress this from yt? Authorities said Tuesday afternoon that they had called off their search of the Ottawa River following an overnight sighting of unusual, bright lights near the Deschenes Rapids. According to an Ottawa Police Service media release, Ottawa and Gatineau police, fire services, paramedics and Canadian Forces Base Trenton's search and rescue team called off their search Tuesday afternoon. Const. Alain Boucher said Ottawa police received several reports that lights were seen travelling at high speeds on the Ottawa River, which could indicate that an aircraft crashed near the rapids at the Britannia Yacht Club about 10 pm on Monday. Boucher said there were also reports that some witnesses heard a loud bang shortly after seeing the lights. Rescue workers search the Ottawa River on Monday night after an aircraft possibly crashed near the Deschenes Rapids.Rescue workers search the Ottawa River on Monday night after an aircraft possibly crashed near the Deschenes Rapids. (CBC) Insp. Paul Gallant, an Ottawa police spokesperson, said the recovery effort had turned up a large object, but police later said that the object didn't appear to be a missing plane. Some reports indicated the lights appeared to be a plane, he said. After contacting several airports in the area, police have no reports of a missing plane or any missing pilot, he said. There has also been no sign of ...
Ottawa Police Service Pipe Band Grade 4 Oshawa July 11 2009
Ottawa Police Piper Rideau Street
Ottawa Police Chief Dennis Butler talks about a report of a gunman at City Hall Friday morning, June 19. The building was evacuated.
An Ottawa police officer pepper sprays a member of the Witness Group attempting to photograph two other officers chasing and knocking down a demonstrator at the CANSEC arms trade show at Lansdowne Park in Ottawa on May 27th, 2009. Witness Group members noted that over 50% of Ottawa Police officers at this event did not wear name tags, despite Ontario Solicitor General rules requiring officers to have them so that public sanction of the use of force by the Police is matched by accountability for use of force by the Police.
cj's graduation from ottawa police ventures 2009
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Couple cops too lazy to follow by-laws and traffic laws while on break. By essentially blocking off a turning lane, they force all other drivers to commit traffic infractions in order to complete their left turn. They claim to be ''observing traffic'' yet there isn't any traffic to be seen from their vantage point (not counting those sitting on tables). The complainant was defied by the agent receiving the complaint to ''do whatever you want with it''. Consider it done!
This is my 1967 Plymouth Fury restored to be an Ottawa Police cruiser, it has an air raid siren, roof rotator and a "Police Stop" flasher on the passenger side Fender. It has 47000 original miles on the orginial "225 Slant 6" (municipal police use), (highway troopers recieved a 440 V8) . Right now it only needs a brake job.
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