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Results of new investigations into the sudden deaths of 9 Indigenous people expected in 6-8 weeks - Vimarsana News

Results of new investigations into the sudden deaths of 9 Indigenous people expected in 6-8 weeks

Results of new investigations into the sudden deaths of 9 Indigenous people expected in 6-8 weeks New investigations examining the sudden deaths of nine Indigenous people in Thunder Bay have fallen slightly behind due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but the city's police chief said results are expected in the next six to eight weeks. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Jan 21, 2021 7:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 21 Thunder Bay police chief Sylvie Hauth says the results of new investigations into the sudden deaths of nine Indigenous people in the city should be available in six to eight weeks.(...

Source: cbc.ca
Thunder Bay police move forward with purchase of body-worn cameras - Vimarsana News

Thunder Bay police move forward with purchase of body-worn cameras

Police in Thunder Bay, Ont., are moving forward with the purchase of body-worn, and in-car cameras, but the exact timeline of the rollout of the devices is dependent on the COVID-19 pandemic.

Source: cbc.ca
Thunder Bay police board to get update on OIPRD recommendations Tuesday - Vimarsana News

Thunder Bay police board to get update on OIPRD recommendations Tuesday

The Thunder Bay Police Services Board will get an update on the city police service's progress on implementing the recommendations in the Office of the Independent Police Review Director's Broken Trust report on Tuesday.

Source: cbc.ca
Hard questions about systemic racism, accountability asked of Thunder Bay police after pre-inquest hearing - Vimarsana News

Hard questions about systemic racism, accountability asked of Thunder Bay police after pre-inquest hearing

Hard questions about systemic racism, accountability asked of Thunder Bay police after pre-inquest hearing Reaction has been swift after lawyers for Thunder Bay police argued to exclude video surveillance of an Indigenous man being dragged inside the police station from an upcoming inquest on Thursday. Social Sharing Thunder Bay police filed motion to exclude video from inquest into custody deaths of two Indigenous men Posted: Jan 16, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 16 A virtual hearing was held Thursday to argue whether video footage of officers dragging an Indigenous man through the...

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