Ethics Commissioner, BEI to Probe Montreal Police Officer Suspended for Allegedly Urinating on Unhoused Person
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The Commissioner of Police Ethics and the EIB will investigate the suspension of a SPVM policeman who reportedly urinated on homeless people.
The Commissioner of Police Ethics and the Office of Independent Investigations (OIA) were mandated to investigate the suspension of a police officer from the City of Montreal Police Service (SPVM) who reportedly urinated on homeless persons.
Ethics Commissioner, BEI to probe Montreal police officer suspended for allegedly urinating on unhoused person
Quebec’s Internal Security Minister has ordered a public inquiry into allegations that a Montreal police officer urinated on an unhoused person. In a press release Sunday, the ministry said the newly sworn-in minister Guy Lapointe Jr., has mandated the Police Ethics Commissioner and the police watchdog (BEI) to probe the matter in order “to maintain […]
The EIB and the Commissioner for Police Ethics were responsible for conducting separate investigations into a case involving a SPVM police officer.
QUEBEC, Oct. 25, 2026 /CNW/ -- Minister of Homeland Security, Guy Jr Lapointe, entrusts the Commissioner of Police Ethics and the Office of the
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