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Police union in Surrey, B.C., accuses city councillor of conflict of interest violations - Vimarsana News

Police union in Surrey, B.C., accuses city councillor of conflict of interest violations

The union representing officers with the incoming police service in Surrey, B.C., has filed a complaint accusing a city councillor of breaking conflict of interest rules during contentious votes on policing.

Source: cbc.ca
B.C. news: Surrey Police Union files ethics complaint against city councillor in ongoing transition battle - Vimarsana News

B.C. news: Surrey Police Union files ethics complaint against city councillor in ongoing transition battle

The union representing the Surrey Police Service has filed an ethics complaint against Coun. Rob Stutt, who is a member of mayor Brenda Locke’s majority Surrey Connect party.

Surrey council approves 'draft' of final plan to retain RCMP on 6-3 vote - Vimarsana News

Surrey council approves 'draft' of final plan to retain RCMP on 6-3 vote

The final plan will be submitted to Public Safety Minister and Solicitor General Mike Farnworth for consideration by Dec. 15

Claims Surrey RCMP not locally accountable are 'unfounded' and 'laughable,' Edwards tells council - Vimarsana News

Claims Surrey RCMP not locally accountable are 'unfounded' and 'laughable,' Edwards tells council

Plan to keep RCMP in Surrey, if approved Dec. 12, will go to solicitor general Dec. 15

Claims Surrey RCMP not locally accountable are 'unfounded' and 'laughable,' Edwards tells council - Vimarsana News

Claims Surrey RCMP not locally accountable are 'unfounded' and 'laughable,' Edwards tells council

Plan to keep RCMP in Surrey, if approved Dec. 12, will go to solicitor general Dec. 15