 Officer apologizes for leaving alcoholic man to dieLaw & Order | 206522 hits | Jan 12 9:50 am | Posted by: WDHIII  VANCOUVER -- A tearful Vancouver police officer says he's sorry he left a chronic alcoholic in an alley to die and that he'll carry the emotional scars of the tragedy for the rest of his life.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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It was proven that night that the whole group of officers were more or less incompetent and killed a man by their actions.
They tried to hide this and covered it up for years, but it came back to haunt them over over again. Once again if it wasn't for the video the police probably could've covered this up.
A lot of people in Canada have very short memories. Whether it's Vancouver, Winnipeg, Edmonton, or Saskatoon police forces have abused natives and white people that being intoxicated, by driving them out of town in freezing weather and dropping them off without jackets on and causing death.
The mentality I believe is. They're just drunks or crack addicted hookers and they're going to die anyway so it doesn't really matter what we do with them and because were police we get away with it.
Who are you going believe without a video the dead drunk natives , or the shiny clean officer just doing his duty.
I'm not sure what to think of this. Instant's statements seem genuine and he's not looking to make excuses or shift the blame.
Why do First Nations leaders jump to the assumption that racism was "a big factor". Why do they say this... because Paul was native? Or are there other reasons to believe this was the case?
I'm also impressed with Paul's cousin, Peggy Clement.
unfortunately Lily it is a knee jerk reaction that has has its roots in fact. Digger brings up a good point that Canadians are quick to forget that the police have done some really bad shit to First Nations People, the First Nations are not so quick to forget the wrongs that have been done to them because of their race. Racism is the number one assumption by FN leaders because, unfortunately, 9/10 times there is a racist police officer behind the disgraceful acts comitted.
My question is why this whole thing took 10 years to come to a head! 10 freggen years.....man...