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Vancouver police officer demoted following sexual misconduct hearing

  • Senior Vancouver police officer Keiron McConnell was demoted following a public hearing on May 6 over sexual misconduct allegations.
  • The allegations involved multiple women, among them police officers and former students whom he had supervised or instructed.
  • McConnell acknowledged that he sexually harassed five women under his supervision or mentorship, admitting to sending unsolicited sexual messages and attempting unwanted physical contact with a former student.
  • Adjudicator Carol Baird Ellan cited a pattern of inappropriate behaviour and imposed a demotion to first class constable, close supervision, mandatory counselling, and a substantial unpaid suspension; she stated the demotion is 'second only to dismissal'.
  • The decision highlights the importance of police conduct expectations and aims to address behaviour that might deter victims from reporting due to fear of intimidation or retaliation.
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Vancouver police officer demoted following sexual misconduct hearing

Keiron McConnell was accused of sexual misconduct by fellow female officers, student

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Talent Canada broke the news in on Thursday, May 8, 2025.
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