Judge Finds Prince George RCMP Officer Guilty of Obstruction of Justice

Published on July 27, 2024

A B.C. judge has found an RCMP officer guilty of obstructing justice after the officer asked a member of the public to delete a video made during an arrest of a suspect who later died in police custody. The incident happened in Prince George on July 18, 2017, according to the court documents released on July 25, 2024. Two RMCP officers were charged; however, only Const. Arthur Dalman was found guilty. “The allegation arises out of an investigation in which Constable Kim (“Kim”) was responding to a call of a person ‘casing motor vehicles,’” Judge Adrian Brooks wrote in his decision. Const. Kim was attempting to arrest Dale Culver, who was riding a bicycle. Following a struggle between the two, Const. Kim called for assistance in the arrest, the court decision says....

Continue reading on website
Other news

Premier Wants Bus Tours for Jasper Evacuees, Temporary Housing While They Rebuild

July 27, 2024
EDMONTON—Alberta Premier Danielle Smith says she’d like to see bus tours organized for evacuated residents of Jasper so they can see the damage a wildfire did to their town for themselves and know what to expect when they’re eventually allowed to return home.Smith made the comments on her provincewide call-in radio show on Saturday, where she also told listeners she’d like temporary housing arrang

Protesters, Advocates Worry Quebec Is Complicating Access to Healthcare in English

July 27, 2024
MONTREAL—Several dozen protesters gathered in front of a Montreal hospital on Saturday to protest Quebec’s French language laws, while advocacy groups representing anglophones warn the government is making it harder for Quebecers to access health-care services in English.Mario Napolitano, one of the protesters who demonstrated in front of Santa Cabrini Hospital, said he has been in touch with staf