shockedcanadian
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There are more diddlers per capita in Canada than any other Western nation I would bet. The worst thing about these diddlers is that they seek and achieve positions of authority: teacher, police officer, detention centre etc.
THIS is Canada.
Strip searching a kid is bad enough but they are doing this routinely and repeatedly, when coming from court, when being transferred from police custody and after being stripped searched presumably already, Any opportunity for the Creepy Ones to get a good touch, feel and look at a kid to get their libido going they take the opportunity.
We didnt operate within the world on values and as such we will lose our reputation and any economic success due to these violations of human rights.
We have Epsteins all over the place.
www.thestar.com
The largest youth detention centre in Ontario is still routinely strip searching boys in their custody, the Star has learned, despite a court ruling declaring them unconstitutional.
The revelation was made earlier this month in a Newmarket courtroom, where a 17-year-old boy, charged in an alleged carjacking incident, is now at the centre of the latest public case to see a young person challenging that treatment in custody. The boy was stripped completely naked three times in a single day at the Roy McMurtry Youth Centre.
Three staff from the Brampton jail testified in a pretrial hearing earlier this month, according to a transcript obtained by the Star, that not only was this type of search standard procedure for the time, but since new provincial regulations were put in place this past summer, youth continue to be subjected to routine strip searches without any specific suspicion that the youth is concealing contraband, like drugs or weapons.
That appeared to shock a veteran criminal defence lawyer, Leora Shemesh, who is representing the young person.
“What I didn’t envision, and I’ll be quite frank with the Court, was that there is — there continues to be, at least my understanding of the new regulations and the new law — a systemic violation that is currently ongoing,” she said in court.
It follows a Superior Court ruling in May 2025 in the so-called girl swarm case that both being subjected to routine strip searches and being made to strip completely naked in provincial custody was unconstitutional and stating that the law authorizing it was unreasonable.
“Strip searches should be recognized as exceptional and consequential, not routine,” Justice Philip Campbell wrote. “This is especially true when they are performed on young persons who, because of their circumstances, are extremely vulnerable.”
THIS is Canada.
Strip searching a kid is bad enough but they are doing this routinely and repeatedly, when coming from court, when being transferred from police custody and after being stripped searched presumably already, Any opportunity for the Creepy Ones to get a good touch, feel and look at a kid to get their libido going they take the opportunity.
We didnt operate within the world on values and as such we will lose our reputation and any economic success due to these violations of human rights.
We have Epsteins all over the place.
The largest youth jail in Ontario is routinely strip searching children: ‘A systemic violation’
The largest youth detention centre in Ontario is still routinely strip searching boys in their custody, the Star has learned.
www.thestar.com
The largest youth detention centre in Ontario is still routinely strip searching boys in their custody, the Star has learned, despite a court ruling declaring them unconstitutional.
The revelation was made earlier this month in a Newmarket courtroom, where a 17-year-old boy, charged in an alleged carjacking incident, is now at the centre of the latest public case to see a young person challenging that treatment in custody. The boy was stripped completely naked three times in a single day at the Roy McMurtry Youth Centre.
Three staff from the Brampton jail testified in a pretrial hearing earlier this month, according to a transcript obtained by the Star, that not only was this type of search standard procedure for the time, but since new provincial regulations were put in place this past summer, youth continue to be subjected to routine strip searches without any specific suspicion that the youth is concealing contraband, like drugs or weapons.
That appeared to shock a veteran criminal defence lawyer, Leora Shemesh, who is representing the young person.
“What I didn’t envision, and I’ll be quite frank with the Court, was that there is — there continues to be, at least my understanding of the new regulations and the new law — a systemic violation that is currently ongoing,” she said in court.
It follows a Superior Court ruling in May 2025 in the so-called girl swarm case that both being subjected to routine strip searches and being made to strip completely naked in provincial custody was unconstitutional and stating that the law authorizing it was unreasonable.
“Strip searches should be recognized as exceptional and consequential, not routine,” Justice Philip Campbell wrote. “This is especially true when they are performed on young persons who, because of their circumstances, are extremely vulnerable.”
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