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Laval police officer suspended without pay over racial profiling case against Black man

A Laval police officer has been suspended without pay after Quebec’s police ethics committee ruled that he racially profiled a Black man in 2017.

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Quebec police to pay $61K for profiling Black mother and son

Quebec police to pay $61K for profiling Black mother and son
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Quebec Human Rights Commission calls on police to pay Black mother and son $61K in racial profiling case

Quebec's human rights commission has called on a suburban police force in the province to pay a young Black man and his mother more than $60,000 in damages after arresting and detaining him and searching their home four years ago.

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Black man wins racial profiling case against Laval police officer

A Laval police officer racially profiled a Black man during a stop at a gas station in 2017 and violated the ethics code by shoving him and deleting the man’s cellphone recording of the interaction, Quebec’s police ethics committee has ruled.

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Black man told they shoot people like you wins racial profiling case against Laval police officer

A Laval police officer racially profiled a Black man during a stop at a gas station in 2017 and violated the ethics code by shoving him and deleting the man’s cellphone recording of the interaction, Quebec’s police ethics committee has ruled.

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