>[Constable Mike] Oakey filmed the video without A.A.’s knowledge while they were dating in 2018 and shared it with his colleagues. He knew she planned to become a police officer and continued to share it after she became an officer in 2019.
Demoted for a whole year! Fiat justitia ruat caelum.
Becoming a cop seems like a great way to get away with committing awful crimes that would destroy anyone else’s career.
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> King said he also questions whether criminal charges are being considered.
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> According to Section 162.1 of the Criminal Code, the publication of an intimate image without consent states that it is an offence to publish, distribute, make available or advertise an intimate image of a person without their consent.
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> The CPS said the Police Act process was followed including consideration of criminal charges, in consultation with the Crown.
Dealing with this as an “internal matter” first seems to be an approach with the intent to diffuse the need for justice with regard to criminal charges. Seems to be a common pattern with police forces.
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>[Constable Mike] Oakey filmed the video without A.A.’s knowledge while they were dating in 2018 and shared it with his colleagues. He knew she planned to become a police officer and continued to share it after she became an officer in 2019.
Demoted for a whole year! Fiat justitia ruat caelum.
Becoming a cop seems like a great way to get away with committing awful crimes that would destroy anyone else’s career.
> King said he also questions whether criminal charges are being considered.
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> According to Section 162.1 of the Criminal Code, the publication of an intimate image without consent states that it is an offence to publish, distribute, make available or advertise an intimate image of a person without their consent.
>
> The CPS said the Police Act process was followed including consideration of criminal charges, in consultation with the Crown.
Dealing with this as an “internal matter” first seems to be an approach with the intent to diffuse the need for justice with regard to criminal charges. Seems to be a common pattern with police forces.