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Increasingly complex social issues surrounding mental health, addiction and homelessness have made for challenging times in law enforcement, and Chatham-Kent police Chief Gary Conn will now be playing a larger role in tackling these issues.
The veteran police officer was named Wednesday as the president of the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police.
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“There are a plethora of issues our association will continue to advocate and lobby and work on,” Conn said about his the goals for his one-year term.
Conn takes on top provincial role during challenging times for policing
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WINDSOR, ONT. Janine Bechard has spent the last 23 years chronicling alleged verbal, emotional and physical abuse she suffered during her marriage with a convicted Chatham-Kent police officer, and she’s now breaking her silence. It holds a lot of horrible, unbelievable situations in it, says Bechard, of the book she refers to as her diary .” The diary contains emails, text messages, records of phone calls and pictures related to her relationship with her now ex-husband. Bechard says she kept it locked away for decades, out of fear. He s a police officer and he told me over and over again, that none of the police officers would believe me, they wouldn t believe my story,” she says. They wouldn t believe my son. We were to keep it a secret. It was a family secret .