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Penticton resident speaks out after acknowledged wrongful arrest by RCMP - Penticton News

A Penticton resident has received an apology letter from the local RCMP staff sergeant after being arrested and injured years ago, but said she is not satisfied by what her complaint yielded

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STEM team from Brandywine High School receives national honor for second year in a row

STEM team from Brandywine High School receives national honor for second year in a row
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RCMP C-IRG unit announces new name, mandate amid federal investigation

The RCMP’s Community-Industry Response Group in British Columbia dogged for years by formal complaints, lawsuits, alleged civil and Indigenous rights violations and an ongoing federal investigation officially has a new name and mandate.

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Investigator escalates Fort Smith man s complaint against N W T RCMP alleging excessive force

Alberta RCMP investigating a civilian complaint against N.W.T. RCMP for excessive force are handling the complaint under the Criminal Code and not through the public complaints process. That allows the possibility of disciplinary action against the officers.

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RCMP rejects majority of complaints it s reviewed against B C unit that polices resource protests

The RCMP has rejected 86 per cent of the allegations it’s reviewed so far against a controversial unit created to police resource protests in the Fairy Creek watershed in British Columbia, an analysis by CBC’s The Fifth Estate has found.

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