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Quebec police violated investigation rules, faced minimal consequences after civilian deaths, documents show - Vimarsana News

Quebec police violated investigation rules, faced minimal consequences after civilian deaths, documents show

Documents show violations occurred in 30 out of 312 investigations the BEI conducted. The Globe could find no evidence officers involved faced consequences other than warnings

Family of man who died after police intervention calls on Quebec Justice Ministry to open independent review - Vimarsana News

Family of man who died after police intervention calls on Quebec Justice Ministry to open independent review

Koray Kevin Celik’s parents say they are losing faith in Quebec’s justice system. They say they were not listened to and the police investigations were marred by bias.

Source: cbc.ca
Koray Celik: Family wants independent committee to review evidence in son's 2017 death - Vimarsana News

Koray Celik: Family wants independent committee to review evidence in son's 2017 death

The family of Koray Kevin Celik is demanding the creation of an independent committee to review the evidence in the case of his death six years ago.

Family of West Island man killed during police intervention wants case reopened - Montreal - Vimarsana News

Family of West Island man killed during police intervention wants case reopened - Montreal

The family of Koray Celik wants to see Quebec's justice minister appoint an independent investigator to review the evidence in their son's death.

New Quebec police law a 'historic setback:' human rights group - Vimarsana News

New Quebec police law a 'historic setback:' human rights group

A Montreal-based human rights organization says that if passed in its current form, Bill 14, which aims to update public safety legislation, would undermine the right of the vast majority of citizens to file police ethics complaints and create a 'historic setback.'