16 result(s)
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1.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained three allegations of discreditable conduct contrary to section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct. This case involves an interaction that took place between Consta...
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2.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing, dated March 11, 2021, contained three allegations: two allegations under section 7.1 (discreditable conduct) and one allegation under section 4.4 (care of prope...
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4.Summary: The original Notice of Conduct Hearing, dated June 28, 2021, contained two alleged contraventions of section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct and one alleged contravention of section 4.6 of the RCMP Co...
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6.Summary: Corporal Doerr was accused of two contraventions of the RCMP Code of Conduct: one under section 2.1 for failing to treat every person with respect and courtesy, and one under section 3.2 for abusing h...
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8.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contained six alleged contraventions of the Code of Conduct. Four of the allegations are under section 7.1 (discreditable conduct) of the Code of Conduct. The remaining t...
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10.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contains a total of three alleged contraventions of the RCMP Code of Conduct. Allegation 1 involves Constable Smith’s use of force while interacting with a member of the ...
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11.Summary: The Appellant faced nine allegations under various sections of the RCMP Code of Conduct for misusing the Gun Amnesty program in order to take personal possession of a prohibited firearm. After the App...
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12.Summary: The Notice of Conduct Hearing contains a total of four alleged contraventions of section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct. All four allegations involve alleged incidents of family violence, and in part...
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13.Summary: The Appellant faced two allegations under section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct for engaging in discreditable conduct in a manner that is likely to discredit the Force. The Appellant was accused of ...
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14.Summary: The Appellant faced two allegations under section 8.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct for providing a false, misleading written statement to a superior or a person in authority, while being involved as a ...
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15.Summary: Civilian Member (CM) Jason Daley was served with a Notice of Conduct Hearing, which contained one alleged contravention of section 7.1 of the RCMP Code of Conduct concerning a domestic disturbance.
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16.Summary: The Level III conduct authority appealed a preliminary motion decision of a conduct board (Board). The Respondent faced three allegations of contravening the RCMP Code of Conduct. Allegations 1 and 2 ...