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No charges to be laid against Mounties who mistook Alta. teen with autism for drug user during arrest

The Alberta Crown Prosecution Service decided not to press charges against three RCMP Members involved in the arrest of Ryley Bauman in Oct. 2022.
ASIRT found evidence that the officers believed they were dealing with known drug users, affecting their treatment of Ryley.
Despite mistaken identity and injuries sustained, ACPS did not see a reasonable likelihood of conviction in the case.

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CTV News

No charges to be laid against Mounties who mistook Alta. teen with autism for drug user during arrest

Despite Alberta's police watchdog concluding charges could be laid against Mounties who arrested a teen with autism under the belief he was a drug user, no charges will be laid.

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CBC News

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Winnipeg Free Press

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Coast Reporter

No charges against Alberta Mounties who arrested autistic teen at playground

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Sask Today

No charges against Alberta Mounties who arrested autistic teen at playground

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