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DRPS Deputy Chief retires after misconduct
LECA found misconduct under the Community Safety and Policing Act after Kirkpatrick allegedly used a racially inappropriate term at an internal staff meeting.
- Durham Police Deputy Chief Chris Kirkpatrick is retiring after an investigation by the Law Enforcement Complaints Agency found his actions constituted misconduct under the Community Safety and Policing Act.
- An incident in February led to Kirkpatrick's suspension after he allegedly used a "racially inappropriate term" during a meeting of the Afro-Caribbean Canadian Internal Support Network.
- Following "careful review and deliberation" of the LECA investigation, the Durham Regional Police Service Board and Kirkpatrick agreed to conclude their employment relationship.
- In a statement, the Board emphasized its commitment to fostering an inclusive workplace, stating that holding leadership to high standards is fundamental to public trust.
- Hiring two new Deputy Chiefs, the Police Service is moving forward after Kirkpatrick's departure, having announced in June that it is filling leadership roles.
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