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There is a rumor, that Cain was transferred or sent to patrol Langley. Unclear... Also VPD caught (Christensen ) motorcyclist with VI |
"Also VPD caught (Christensen ) stroke motorcyclist with VI" Can we get this in a coherent sentence? |
stroke the shaft of motorcyclist with a vi :ifyouknow: |
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So today is the day. The Police Board Meeting Agenda has been published, and the VPD report on my complaint has been produced as well. As a quick TL;DR, I am thoroughly disappointed by the results of the VPD investigation, though I cannot say I am the least bit surprised. Nothing good came out of the investigation report at all -- from my perspective, the VPD denied all allegations using sleazy and/or lamea$$ excuses. As the person who drafted up every single word of the complaint letter, it was infuirating to see my arguments getting shot down by all that BS. At any rate, the meeting agenda can be found here: https://vancouver.ca/police/policebo...613/agenda.pdf The board meeting is to start at 1pm, and Connor and I are scheduled to present our short speeches from 1:05 to 1:15pm. After that, there is a scheduled 1.5 hrs worth of presentation and community meeting with the Jewish Community Center. My service and policy complaint report does not get discussed until about 3:15pm, so there is quite a bit of a time gap for us between the two parts. If you are interested, you can find the service & complaint meeting agenda here: https://vancouver.ca/police/policebo...3/agendaSP.pdf The report from the VPD investigation can be found here: * * * https://vancouver.ca/police/policebo...t-2019-004.pdf * * * Just know that it is a long and infuriating read. I want to tell everyone that I thoroughly appreciate your support on this matter. At the same time, in light of the limited floor time that we will receive, and the long wait in between the relevant portions of the meeting, I think it would not be time well-spent for any of us to attend the meeting. (and it would be rude to leave part way through the meeting as soon as our relevant portion is finished). I will obviously stay for the entire duration of the meeting to see the whole thing through, but if any of you is considering to come to attend the Police Board meeting, I'd ask you to consider the wortiness of your time to be spent in such a fruitless and discouraging manner. Ultimately, I'll leave it up to everyone to decide for themselves whether you'd want to attend. I understand there are more meaningful ways to spend a weekday afternoon, and I appreciate your support if you decide to attend nonetheless. In light of the report, I would like to revise the 5 min speech that I have prepared over the last 2 evenings. But what I'd really need to do is to sit down and digest the report before I can decide how else I can proceed. Quite honestly, the results are very discouraging, and I do not know what other directions can be pursued that could bring meaningful and positive change. |
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First, we finally got to hear the other side of the story, whether we agree or not with it. Second, the VPD acknowledge they need more training. That's positive. Two other things are no surprise at all: 1. VPD throws their hands up in the air and blames the provincial government system, not themselves. This was 100% expected. 2. VPD defends the actions of their officers. That's what cops do. I think you deserve a big thanks from the community for spending time to write all that and taking it this far by attending the meeting. |
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Great work! |
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At least Traum made an effort through official channels. At least we can say we tried. We used this thread the best we could have, asking for feedback and opinions for the production of an actual news report and an official complaint. Jason, I would like to say love to say, great work and a great attitude, on being a fucking armchair expert. |
The statement regarding more training isn't a positive. Similar to what Jasonturbo said, more training that is anticipated to be delivered by June 30, 2019 just reinforces what someone in this thread has mentioned. In that person's encounter with enforcement, they said something along the lines of, you think this will die down? I'm in the process of training more officers to do what I'm doing right now. Alternatively, further training doesn't specify what it actually means. Make the officers be retrained on what they are already taught? There is no indication that they will be changing the material in which they teach to officers. |
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We know this, there was a bulletin released earlier. I'm just talking about Jason's response specifically and the petty "Good work" remark. Honestly, I agree to shutting this thread down. Especially if RS is going to be another VCC, bunch of complainers and whiners with nothing to show for it, there's no point to this thread. |
Well isn't this a laugh... saw it parked in New West and actually pulled over to take a photo of it... Langley RCMP anti-gang car, modified C63 Coupe with custom rims, noticeable camber, zero wheel gap and non-OEM exhaust. OH THE IRONY. No idea why the previews show upside down, if you click the images they are right side up................ http://www.68style.com/IMG_8121.jpg http://www.68style.com/IMG_8122.jpg |
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Don't get me wrong, i agree that Jason turbos great work comment was petty and unnecessary. I want to be able to drive my car again in Vancouver without the fear of subjective opinion, such as, my factory spec camber is visible camber. Some things that can be done going forward is, badhobz and the scion putting in complaints because those 2 got brushed off due to insufficient information as traum was just a secondary source. Another is pursue provincial government like the document published today suggested. |
Well, at least Richmond is relatively safe for now. Audi R8 seized in Richmond https://bc.ctvnews.ca/audi-r8-seized...-say-1.4462243 Quote:
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Ideally, what would happen is VPD would train a small number of officers to be designated mini roadside inspectors. Kind of like certified Drug Recognition Experts. At least if you get pulled over, there is a better chance officer knows what he/she is talking about and if you do get issued a VI, there is less chance of it being done on a purely subjective, non-educated basis. Only these designated officers can issue a Box 1 or 2. |
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Thank you Rick for going through the hassle of doing all this. I wonder where we go from here. |
When dealing with Police - you should know your Charter of Rights: A Citizen?s Guide to Rights When Dealing With Police (in Canada) Just keep in mind - "VI's" are only a violation and is not a crime. |
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at least this is more appropriate https://images-wixmp-ed30a86b8c4ca88...l-q1E8gqVQUj0o |
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