That divide widened when Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and Justice Minister Jody Wilson-Raybould chimed in expressing disappointment that “we” have to do better.
On Tuesday, the Civilian Review & Complaints Commission for the RCMP announced they have initiated an investigation of the RCMP’s original investigation to determine if it was conducted reasonably and whether race played a role.
That afternoon CBC published an online report with the headline, “RCMP ‘sloppy’ and ‘negligent’ in investigating Colten Boushie’s death, say independent experts.”
The report quotes several “independent” experts who concluded the RCMP investigation was seriously flawed and the organization “needs a lot more training.”
“The experts CBC consulted agreed that errors were made, but did not conclude it would have changed the outcome of the trial.”
The jury believed the defence.
Case closed. So what was the point of the CBC article?
Retired Winnipeg Police Service Homicide Sergeant Tom Anderson thinks he knows.
Just another example of race baiting by Canada’s Federally funded news agency says the retired Homicide Sergeant.
The jury believed the defence.
Case closed. So what was the point of the CBC article?
Retired Winnipeg Police Service Homicide Sergeant Tom Anderson thinks he knows.
Just another example of race baiting by Canada’s Federally funded news agency says the retired Homicide Sergeant.
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