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The TPS, OPP and RCMP are a security threat domestically. Both Canada and Americas global interests are impacted by certain unaccountable agencies.
I think America understands this now and they are turning elsewhere accordingly. Canadas decline is assured and it will be rapid (as it has been the last 20 years). We more closely resemble the Soviet system of the 1980s than a democratic, Western nation in 2021. Not exactly a winning formula for a nation in the new competitve global economy.
A Toronto police officer allegedly gave confidential information to his son, who is accused of using it to help commit a murder and home invasion, according to records obtained by CBC News.
The allegations are found in Toronto Police Service disciplinary tribunal documents that outline charges against Det.-Const. Trevor Gregory under the Police Services Act.
Gregory was charged with breach of trust following the killing last year of Bill Horace, a former Liberian rebel leader and accused war criminal. Horace was shot during a home invasion in London, Ont., in June 2020.
Keiron Gregory, the officer's 23-year-old son, has since been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting. His preliminary hearing is set to begin in March of next year, according to the province.
The tribunal records reveal new information about the events leading up to Horace's homicide.
According to tribunal records, Trevor Gregory was off duty early on June 20, 2020, when his son called him to say "that he had been defrauded out of a large sum of money." The officer's son shared the alleged fraudster's licence plate number in a message sent after the two spoke.
I think America understands this now and they are turning elsewhere accordingly. Canadas decline is assured and it will be rapid (as it has been the last 20 years). We more closely resemble the Soviet system of the 1980s than a democratic, Western nation in 2021. Not exactly a winning formula for a nation in the new competitve global economy.
A Toronto police officer allegedly gave confidential information to his son, who is accused of using it to help commit a murder and home invasion, according to records obtained by CBC News.
The allegations are found in Toronto Police Service disciplinary tribunal documents that outline charges against Det.-Const. Trevor Gregory under the Police Services Act.
Gregory was charged with breach of trust following the killing last year of Bill Horace, a former Liberian rebel leader and accused war criminal. Horace was shot during a home invasion in London, Ont., in June 2020.
Keiron Gregory, the officer's 23-year-old son, has since been charged with second-degree murder in connection with the shooting. His preliminary hearing is set to begin in March of next year, according to the province.
The tribunal records reveal new information about the events leading up to Horace's homicide.
According to tribunal records, Trevor Gregory was off duty early on June 20, 2020, when his son called him to say "that he had been defrauded out of a large sum of money." The officer's son shared the alleged fraudster's licence plate number in a message sent after the two spoke.
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