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The Calgary police commission heard Tuesday from the CPS professional standards section, which deals with public and internal concerns about officers’ actions.
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Supt. Scott Boyd said 2020 was “a year of significant conduct reform” for CPS, but there’s still ongoing work on making the investigation process quicker.
“The No. 1 complaint from both citizens and (CPS) members is how long it does take to conclude some of these complex files,” he said.
In a Black Lives Matter era where being a police officer has come down to putting oneâs life at risk while out on active duty, it has become critical to bear in mind that not all cops are like Canadaâs Calgary Police Force.
Not all cops are bloodthirsty gunslingers as BLM and the Fake Media would have it. In fact statistics prove that the majority of our police officers are courageous, decent, public employees who take the promise âto serve and protectâ the public to heart.
Cop killing in North America has become systemic
Whether inadvertent, or otherwise, Internet images of the City of Calgary police dragging a pastor on his knees along a busy rainswept highway, not only gives a black eye to, but leaves the lives of brother officers in danger in countless other jurisdictions.
Alberta is doubling the penalty for people who break rules under the Public Health Act (PHA) and is introducing "a new enforcement protocol to more effectively target flagrant noncompliance," Justice Minister Kaycee Madu said Wednesday.
As new COVID-19 restrictions take effect, province vows action against repeated, serious violators Enforcement action will step up as new COVID-19 measures come to Alberta to stem virus spread, Alberta s justice minister said Wednesday
Author of the article: Jason Herring
Publishing date: May 05, 2021 • May 5, 2021 • 3 minute read • Minister of Justice and Solicitor General Kaycee Madu joins other provincial minister as they speak from Edmonton and Calgary on Wednesday, May 5, 2021, a recap of the new COVID-19 health measures being implemented in Alberta. Photo by Chris Schwarz/Government of Alberta
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Enforcement action will step up as new COVID-19 measures come to Alberta to stem the province’s nation-worst third wave, Alberta’s justice minister said Wednesday.
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