shockedcanadian
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Just another day in Canada.
Save some of us please. They are lying to you, G-d as my witness. The corruption and dishonest of the Security Industrial Complex in Canada is staggering. An epidemic that has been able to grow like a cancer over the last 30 years.
RCMP say a 36-year-old officer from Quebec is facing charges after allegedly taking part in organizing the entry of a family member into Canada in September 2024 through an unguarded path.
The federal police force says Aaron Baringue, from St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., has been charged with breach of trust and obstruction and is scheduled to appear in court on July 20.
RCMP Cst. Marie-Pierre Guertin says Baringue allegedly drove to the United States while off duty to pick up the family member.
He then allegedly drove the person to an unguarded path near St-Armand, Que., where the person entered Canada.
Guertin says Baringue informed his supervisor of the illegal entry of his family member the next day, after U.S. border officers reported the border crossing.
She said Baringue was arrested shortly afterward and has been suspended ever since.
Guertin said the family member had previously been refused entry to Canada. That person has since been turned over to the Canada Border Services Agency.
Save some of us please. They are lying to you, G-d as my witness. The corruption and dishonest of the Security Industrial Complex in Canada is staggering. An epidemic that has been able to grow like a cancer over the last 30 years.
RCMP say a 36-year-old officer from Quebec is facing charges after allegedly taking part in organizing the entry of a family member into Canada in September 2024 through an unguarded path.
The federal police force says Aaron Baringue, from St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, Que., has been charged with breach of trust and obstruction and is scheduled to appear in court on July 20.
RCMP Cst. Marie-Pierre Guertin says Baringue allegedly drove to the United States while off duty to pick up the family member.
He then allegedly drove the person to an unguarded path near St-Armand, Que., where the person entered Canada.
Guertin says Baringue informed his supervisor of the illegal entry of his family member the next day, after U.S. border officers reported the border crossing.
She said Baringue was arrested shortly afterward and has been suspended ever since.
Guertin said the family member had previously been refused entry to Canada. That person has since been turned over to the Canada Border Services Agency.
