“Shouldn’t there be an obligation to talk about this more openly?” “The BC review board did say the person who was released, is a significant threat and should not be released without public supervision” “There’s always going to be problems, in every system and every system could be revised time from time” “That is why […]
Vancouver lawyer Aasheesh Puri from Acumen Law urges the B.C. Review Board to evaluate and reconsider its current procedures and protocols in light of the recent triple stabbing incident in Chinatown. Authorities have charged Blair Evan Donnelly with three counts of aggravated assault in relation to the incident. It’s alleged that Donnelly, during a day-pass
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Vancouver police officers are set to begin using body-worn cameras this fall, following recommendations from a coroner’s inquest into the death of a man who was severely beaten by members of the force seven years ago. The Vancouver Police Department has been exploring the possibility of cameras since 2009, but expedited the timeline of a pilot program after jurors
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