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Windsor police officer faces misconduct allegations after Arby's incident - Vimarsana News

Windsor police officer faces misconduct allegations after Arby's incident

  WINDSOR, ONT. -- After an internal review, a Windsor police officer is facing allegations of misconduct under the Police Service Act related to an incident at an Arby’s drive-thru last summer. The allegations against Const. Tim Kettlewell are currently before a hearing officer, pursuant to the Police Services Act, Windsor police said in an email to CTV News. Since the matter is before a tribunal, the police will not be providing any further comment. James Laughton Enterprises, which operates an Arby's local restaurant at 6807 Tecumseh Road in Windsor, filed a $600,000 lawsuit again...

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Windsor police officer involved in Arby's incident faces misconduct hearing after internal review

Windsor police officer involved in Arby's incident faces misconduct hearing after internal review A Windsor police officer faces misconduct allegations under the Police Services Act following an internal review that was sparked by an incident at an Arby's restaurant franchise in June.  Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Feb 17, 2021 6:30 PM ET | Last Updated: February 17 Two employees took a knee while serving a Windsor police officer during a drive-thru in June 2020. (Twitter)

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