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Ontario’s police watchdog has cleared two Stratford officers of criminal wrongdoing after they threw an Indigenous man with autism to the ground and hit him in the head during a 2015 arrest for walking along train tracks.
The decision has left Joshua Nixon’s family questioning where the line is for acceptable use of force.
Police release internal policy on body cameras as program begins wider rollout across Toronto
The Toronto Police Service on Friday released its internal guidelines on the use of body-worn cameras to the public, citing a desire to increase transparency and accountability as the program expands across the city.
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Hard questions about systemic racism, accountability asked of Thunder Bay police after pre-inquest hearing
Reaction has been swift after lawyers for Thunder Bay police argued to exclude video surveillance of an Indigenous man being dragged inside the police station from an upcoming inquest on Thursday.
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Thunder Bay police filed motion to exclude video from inquest into custody deaths of two Indigenous men
Posted: Jan 16, 2021 6:00 AM ET | Last Updated: January 16
A virtual hearing was held Thursday to argue whether video footage of officers dragging an Indigenous man through the Thunder Bay police station should be admitted as evidence in an upcoming coroner s inquest into the police custody deaths of Don Mamakwa and Roland McKay.(Marc Doucette/CBC)