A police officer suspected the man had been intoxicated during collision, but was permitted to leave the scene by his aunt, who is a Toronto police inspector
A Toronto police officer suspected a man who crashed his pickup truck was under the influence of alcohol, but was unable to test the driver’s breath because he was permitted to leave the scene by his aunt, a senior police inspector, a disciplinary tribunal heard Thursday.
“I’m going to be honest with you man, straight up and blunt and honest with you. I’m concerned that you’ve been drinking, right?” Constable Clarke told him. “But there’s a lot of things here that you’re going to be very grateful that you had family for, okay?” After Calvin crashed his truck exiting the upscale Boulevard Club on the morning of May 1, 2022, his cousin contacted Calvin’s aunt, Insp. Schertzer, according to lawyer and prosecutor Scott Hutchison. Mr. Hutchison has said the inspector instructed the front desk at 11 Division, the district where she was unit commander, to dispatch an officer to the scene – despite the crash having occurred in the catchment area for the neighbouring 14 Division.officer arrived, Insp.
Constable Clarke also recounted a conversation he had with Constable Doherty, the 11 Division officer who first attended to the crash. The tribunal has seen security-camera video of Calvin’s truck leaving the Boulevard Club at 11:20 a.m. As the truck turns left onto the westbound lane of Lake Shore Boulevard, it accelerates and hits a pole, significantly damaging the vehicle.
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