6 Toronto police officers found guilty of discreditable conduct online
officers engaged in discreditable conduct on social media, but that their words were not racist. However, exactly what has been done about it is still not public knowledge.
The original post was a link to a TV news story about allegations of racial profiling in the city’s Regent Park area. the allegations in the story were made by lawyer Selwyn Pieters.In replies under the main post, the officers in question made disparaging remarks against people involved in the story, including Pieters and activist Desmond Cole.
“Their conduct was discreditable,” said Pieters, but he calls the review’s analysis of the second charge “faulty.” “Under s. 95 of the Police Services Act, the Toronto Police Service, like all Ontario police services, is prohibited from releasing details about investigations that arise from conduct complaints and the outcome of such investigations, unless the matter is heard at a disciplinary tribunal where the information is made public.”Pieters said that is unfortunate.
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