Brandon Sun By: Drew May
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The civil lawsuit around a woman’s intimate images being shared with the Brandon Police Service during a hiring competition wrapped up on Tuesday.
Brittany Roque is suing Terry Lynn Peters for sharing Roque’s intimate images without consent. Tuesday marked the fifth and final scheduled day of the trial.
The City of Brandon is listed as a third party in the lawsuit.
Over the previous days of trial, the court heard from Roque, Peters, deputy Brandon police chief Randy Lewis and others.
According to an agreed statement of fact, the plaintiff, Roque, took and sent intimate photos of herself to Brandon police officer Ryan Friesen during a three-month affair with him in 2015.
Brandon Sun By: Drew May
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The existence of a woman’s intimate images was of little concern to the Brandon Police Service during a 2016 hiring competition, but the appearance of dishonesty was, a Brandon court heard on Thursday.
Brandon police deputy chief Randy Lewis testified on the fourth day of Brittany Roque’s civil lawsuit against Terry Lynn Peters for sharing her intimate images without her consent.
The City of Brandon is a third party in the lawsuit, which is being heard by Justice Sandra Zinchuk in the Court of Queen’s Bench.
Peters shared the intimate images of Roque with Brandon police executive after she found them in the private email of her then-partner, Ryan Friesen, who is also a Brandon police officer. The court heard on Monday that Roque and Ryan Friesen had a brief affair in 2015.