Current, former LPS chiefs yet to respond to Shannon Phillips lawsuit
The current Lethbridge police chief and his predecessor have yet to respond to the allegations in Shannon Phillips' lawsuit launched in 2022
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The current Lethbridge police chief and his predecessor have yet to respond to the allegations in Shannon Phillips' lawsuit launched in 2022
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MLA Shannon Phillips has filed a $400,000 lawsuit against several members of the Lethbridge Police Service, claiming illegal searches of police databases were an invasion of her privacy intended to cause her psychological and emotional harm.
MLA Shannon Phillips has launched a lawsuit over illegal searches of databases by members of the Lethbridge Police Service.
Posted: Mar 08, 2021 2:00 AM MT | Last Updated: March 8 In December, Lethbridge-West MLA Shannon Phillips received documents from a request made under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act, which show that five different Lethbridge police officers searched her name on a police database in 2018. (Dave Rae/CBC News )