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Only when light is shone on Canadian police can they be cleansed. Our allies must also understand whom they are dealing with in Canada. The days of secrecy and nepotism must come to an end.
A second Toronto police officer is now facing police act charges stemming from an investigation into the force's promotions process.
According to a notice of hearing, Staff Sgt. Kirwin Marshall is facing police discipline charges linked to text messages he allegedly sent to Supt. Stacy Clarke. Clarke is accused of interfering with the promotions process by providing "confidential" information to a handful of officers ahead of their interviews.
The charges against Marshall, meanwhile, are linked to disparaging remarks he allegedly made in messages with Clarke.
The charges against both have yet to be proven at the Toronto police disciplinary tribunal.
According to the notice of hearing, Marshall worked with Clarke in the fall of 2021 as part of the mentoring and promotional process for Toronto police officers hoping to become sergeants.
Clarke's cellphone was seized last December as part of the probe, and the notice of hearing says investigators found texts between the two on it that were "inconsistent" with the force's values.
A second Toronto police officer is now facing police act charges stemming from an investigation into the force's promotions process.
According to a notice of hearing, Staff Sgt. Kirwin Marshall is facing police discipline charges linked to text messages he allegedly sent to Supt. Stacy Clarke. Clarke is accused of interfering with the promotions process by providing "confidential" information to a handful of officers ahead of their interviews.
The charges against Marshall, meanwhile, are linked to disparaging remarks he allegedly made in messages with Clarke.
The charges against both have yet to be proven at the Toronto police disciplinary tribunal.
According to the notice of hearing, Marshall worked with Clarke in the fall of 2021 as part of the mentoring and promotional process for Toronto police officers hoping to become sergeants.
Clarke's cellphone was seized last December as part of the probe, and the notice of hearing says investigators found texts between the two on it that were "inconsistent" with the force's values.
