SPVM Officer From Station 39 Reassigned to Administrative Duties for Reportedly Deleting Evidence
The officer is reassigned to administrative duties as prosecutors review allegations that video evidence was deleted during a domestic-violence response.
- On Thursday, the SPVM announced an investigation into an officer accused of deleting video evidence from a domestic violence victim's smartphone, with the officer reassigned to administrative duties while the Quebec Crown reviews the case.
- This allegation surfaced during the ongoing investigation into Station 39 in Montreal-Nord, a precinct previously embroiled in a racism scandal, and authorities confirmed the report originated from within the police force itself.
- According to Radio-Canada, the officer recognized the alleged aggressor and deleted the video in front of his partner, who escalated concerns after supervisors initially ignored the report.
- Mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada stated her "confidence has been shaken," demanding Chief Fady Dagher restore public trust; Dagher is scheduled to address misconduct allegations Friday at 1 p.m.
- A separate investigation into an officer from Station 21 suspended for alleged discriminatory acts adds to the crisis, which follows the earlier disbanding of a 16-member patrol unit in Montreal-Nord over misconduct allegations.
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Never two without three? That's what the City of Montreal Police Service (SPVM) would suggest, which is once again embarrassed because of the alleged behaviour of a police officer.The latter would have erased evidence in a case of domestic violence.You are also told: What is the salary of a SPVM police officer in 2026?Here's how much it really earnsAs Radio-Canada first revealed on Thursday, October 29, a police officer at neighbourhood 39, loca…
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The Montreal police service (SPVM) said an officer at station 39, which is facing scrutiny amid allegations of discriminatory and racist acts against members of the public, is facing serious allegations.
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SPVM officer from Station 39 reassigned to administrative duties for reportedly deleting evidence
A police officer from Station 39 was reassigned to administrative duties after being suspected of malfeasance and obstruction of justice. The SPVM says it’s in connection with an incident involving domestic violence that occurred in 2025. According to Radio-Canada, the officer allegedly destroyed video evidence stored on the phone of a victim of domestic violence. […]
An officer is targeted by allegations of destroying video evidence in the smartphone of a woman who is a victim of spousal violence.
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