Quebec Teen Raped By Sex Offender In Police Vehicle

[maryjane48]

A young woman from an Inuit village in northern Quebec is suing for $400,000 after she was left handcuffed in a police vehicle with a repeat sexual offender and sexually assaulted.

The woman, who was 17 years old at the time of the incident, says she has suffered post-traumatic stress since the September 2011 attack in Tasiujaq, a lakeside community west of Ungava Bay that is only accessible by airplane, snowmobile or boat.

[the truth]

do you have a link for that
thanks

[Fancy]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/ ... -1.2933752

[the truth]

yup, looks pretty bad for sure, the FEMALE COP should be fired, and the girls mother should take some of the blame for letting her underage kid drink, the rape o should be hung- just another reason why there should always be two officers per car at all times

[Fancy]

yup, looks pretty bad for sure, the FEMALE COP should be fired, and the girls mother should take some of the blame for letting her underage kid drink, the rape o should be hung- just another reason why there should always be two officers per car at all times

Did you not read the article? She was suspended and then resigned.

[the truth]

mybad type o

[wanderingman]

A young woman from an Inuit village in northern Quebec is suing for $400,000 after she was left handcuffed in a police vehicle with a repeat sexual offender and sexually assaulted.

The woman, who was 17 years old at the time of the incident, says she has suffered post-traumatic stress since the September 2011 attack in Tasiujaq, a lakeside community west of Ungava Bay that is only accessible by airplane, snowmobile or boat.

One would think that a tribal cop would be a little smarter than to allow such to happen

[the truth]

very ture, thats why there must be more to this story

[driveangry]

One would think that a tribal cop would be a little smarter than to allow such to happen

Must have been trained by a "white" instructor.

[maryjane48]

One would think that a tribal cop would be a little smarter than to allow such to happen

The KRPF delivers regular policing services with detachments in every community. Community detachments are composed of three officers, except in Kuujjuarapik, Inukjuak, Salluit, Puvirnituq and Kuujjuaq, which have respectively four, five, six, seven and eight officers. The headquarters of the KRPF is located in Kuujjuaq.

The Nunavik Investigation Unit (NIU) was created in 2009 to promote the sharing of intelligence and expertise between the KRPF and the Sûreté du Québec (SQ). With two KRPF members and four SQ members based in Kuujjuaq, the NIU focuses on drug trafficking and bootlegging, as well as crimes of a sexual nature. In addition, the KRPF has a criminal intelligence officer who is mainly devoted to drug trafficking and bootlegging files. The position is funded through the Ungaluk Program for safer communities. Part of the officer’s duties involves gathering information from the communities that could be used to execute warrants or busts.

The Aboriginal Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit (A-CFSEU) is another joint policing initiative involving the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, the SQ and Aboriginal police services across Québec. The criminal intelligence officer worked in Montreal in March this year to help revamp the intelligence gathering methods used by the A-CFSEU across Québec and to learn new investigative tools. Two officers also took part in training organized in Montreal in the fall on standardized information sharing practices between First Nations intelligence officers.http://www.krg.ca/en/kativik-regional-p ... prevention


Management Team
Interim Director
Pierre Bettez

KATIVIK REGIONAL POLICE FORCE
Interim Chief
Pierre Bettez

Interim Deputy Chief, Operations
Jean-François Morin

Deputy Chief, Administration, Civil Security and Support
Pierre Bettez

Executive Deputy Director
Laurent Aubut

http://www.krg.ca/en/general-informatio ... -team-psec




tribal police?