US EditionVancouver police officer admits to discreditable conduct over sexualized messages
- Vancouver police sergeant Keiron McConnell admitted to discreditable conduct for sending sexualized messages.
- Multiple women complained about McConnell's conduct, which dated back several years at B.C. Universities.
- McConnell, a high-ranking officer, sent unsolicited messages to fellow officers and female students, inquiring about their underwear and preferences.
- Marilyn Sandford stated McConnell would accept a rank reduction and a 20-day suspension for his actions.
- McConnell recognized his authority impacted the women, who were reluctant to report him; lawyers agreed to resolutions for the seven complainants.
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Vancouver police officer admits to discreditable conduct over sexualized messages
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