About five high-ranking Toronto police officers were informed last week they will face misconduct charges for their actions during the G20 summit, the Star has learned.
The CBC is reporting 28 front line officers have been charged with misconduct — including unlawful arrest and excessive force.
Regarding the G20 police abuse of Charter rights, the still-truculent Toronto Police Chief Bill Blair yesterday:
“Generally, I think the rights of our citizens were protected that weekend,” Blair said, except, he added, “in individual circumstances.”
“I am quite prepared to hold people accountable,” he said. “If there is misconduct, we’ll deal with that.”
Unfortunately, he is still excluding himself from culpability in that misconduct.
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