PPS hands cell death case over to Manitoba
After a year of secrecy, the victim gets a name: Corey Rogers The Nova Scotia Public Prosecution Service says aContinue Reading
Category: police
A life and death dishonoured
It’s time for the authorities to clear their heads and come clean on CR’s death. Apart from the threat to civilContinue Reading
One death, 365 days of inquiry, 0 answers
A year ago today, June 16, 2016, a 41-year-old man died in the holding cells of Halifax Regional Police afterContinue Reading
Did a police dog eat SiRT’s homework?
Tomorrow, May 16, the Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) and the Halifax Police Service will reach the 11-month mark in theirContinue Reading
Irony or hypocrisy?
Another troubling aspect of the trials of Lyle Howe More than nine months ago, on June 16, 2016, a 41-year-oldContinue Reading
Criminal charges disappear along with dope
Halifax Police Chief Jean-Michel Blais reported Feb. 27 that none of his officers stole the drugs or $100,000 that disappeared from police evidence lockers in 2015.
But Turpin Laboratories has been rooting around the website of Nova Scotia’s most powerful police oversight organization and found a document that has shaken our faith in that statement.
Sure hope there’s no cover-up here
It’s been almost seven months since a 41-year-old Spryfield man died in a Halifax police cell June 16, 2016. NeitherContinue Reading
