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Charlottetown officers didn't do enough to help Tyler Knockwood, his widow's lawyer says

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It's now a week into a public police conduct hearing into the death of 34-year-old Tyler Knockwood, and the lawyer representing his widow says responding officers did not do enough to help him. Six members of Charlottetown Police Services who testified, however, said Knockwood didn't meet the criteria to be apprehended under P.E.I.'s Mental Health Act.

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Charlottetown officers didn't do enough to help Tyler Knockwood, his widow's lawyer says

It's now a week into a public police conduct hearing into the death of 34-year-old Tyler Knockwood, and the lawyer representing his widow says responding officers did not do enough to help him. Six members of Charlottetown Police Services who testified, however, said Knockwood didn't meet the criteria to be apprehended under P.E.I.'s Mental Health Act.

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CBC News broke the news in Canada on Saturday, February 14, 2026.
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