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RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from N.S. mass shooting probe: lawyer | iNFOnews - Vimarsana News

RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from N.S. mass shooting probe: lawyer | iNFOnews

HALIFAX - An active shooter was on the loose in Portapique, N.S, buildings were burning, and it was left to three RCMP officers to advance into the mayhem on April 18, 2020.

Source: infotel.ca
RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from N.S. mass shooting probe: lawyer - Vimarsana News

RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from N.S. mass shooting probe: lawyer

HALIFAX — An active shooter was on the loose in Portapique, N.S, buildings were burning, and it was left to three RCMP officers to advance into the mayhem on April 18, 2020. "I'll be kind of frank with you here.

RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from Nova Scotia mass shooting probe: lawyer - Vimarsana News

RCMP staffing shortfall needs scrutiny from Nova Scotia mass shooting probe: lawyer

As the inquiry into the N.S. mass shooting prepares to resume hearings Monday, an officer's blunt comments have raised questions about RCMP staffing shortfalls in Nova Scotia and drawn the attention of a lawyer for the victims' families.

RCMP Staffing Shortfall Needs Scrutiny From N.S. Mass Shooting Probe: Lawyer - Vimarsana News

RCMP Staffing Shortfall Needs Scrutiny From N.S. Mass Shooting Probe: Lawyer

HALIFAX—An active shooter was on the loose in Portapique, N.S, buildings were burning, and it was left to ...

Police union says inquiry should not call on front-line RCMP officers involved in Portapique - Vimarsana News

Police union says inquiry should not call on front-line RCMP officers involved in Portapique

A lawyer for the National Police Federation says RCMP officers who responded to Portapique, N.S., in April 2020 should not be called on to testify at the public inquiry.

Source: cbc.ca