jagdhuette hat geschrieben:Danke dafür
Gerne!
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Was anderes vom US-Nachbarn Kanada:
2018
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/edmonton ... -1.5597889...she said the knee on her husband's neck was for four minutes...
1. Juni 2020 Kinngait, Nunavut, das Land der Inuit
Der offenbar stark angetrunkene Mann (Inuit), der sich kaum auf den Beinen halten konnte, wurde mit
der Autotüre getroffen und gleich fünf Cops stürzten sich auf ihn.
Police say he was too intoxicated to defend himself and eventually fell to the floor, where he was stomped on while lying helpless before being placed in a chokehold.
https://www.aptnnews.ca/national-news/s ... -incident/aptn news = Aboriginal Peoples Television Network
Canada’s Public Safety Minister Bill Blair panned the RCMP’s “violent behaviour” and suggested consequences should follow after video surfaced showing a Mountie knocking down an Inuk man in Kinngait with the open door of his vehicle.
“The graphic video depicting the violent behavior of RCMP officers that is circulating online is both shocking and disturbing,” Blair’s press secretary Mary-Liz Power wrote APTN News in an email.
“The officer involved has been removed from the community, and an external investigation has been launched into this situation to determine appropriate penalties for these actions and ensure they never happen again.”
The video shows a man staggering in the street of the community of 1,400 and then hit by an RCMP vehicle with its door open. Four more officers swarm and arrest the individual and lift him into the truck while shouting at bystanders to get away.
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...He also said the force in the city of 16,500 along the border with Maine doesn't have body cameras.
Robinson said the officer is "off work" and the force will wait until an outside investigation is complete before making a decision about suspension. The officer wasn't injured, he said.
And that of course is entirely unacceptable by any police force in Canada, very much including the RCMP.
- Chrystia Freeland, Deputy prime minister
4. Juni 2020 Edmundston, New BrunswickVancouver Island woman shot and killed by police in New Brunswick
https://www.cheknews.ca/vancouver-islan ... ck-672709/Indigenous woman killed by Edmundston, N.B., police during wellness check
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/new-brun ... -1.5597994[quote]The Edmundston Police Force says an officer went to a downtown apartment building prompted by a call around 2:30 a.m. AT to perform a wellness check.
Nora Martin, Moore's great-aunt, told CBC News that a former boyfriend of Moore who lives in Toronto had asked police to check on her. Martin said he was concerned because she had been harassed after moving to a new apartment in the city.
"At first the officer went on scene, and all of a sudden the person just exited the apartment with a knife and was attacking the officer," Robinson told reporters Thursday.
"He had no choice but to defend himself."
The officer shot the woman.Police have not said how many shots were fired.
Asked how long it was between when the officer arrived and the shooting, Robinson said, "I don't know, but it was really quick."
The news release states resuscitation was attempted, but the woman died at the scene.
Robinson said he didn't think the officer attempted to use non-lethal force.
"Not that I know of, but the investigation is going to cover that," he said.
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edit:
Indigenous Services Minister outraged at police violence against Indigenous peoples of Canada
“Frankly, along with many Canadians, Indigenous Peoples living in Canada, politicians in Canada,
I’m pissed, I’m outraged."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=674Bcg9E-XEhttps://globalnews.ca/news/7025563/bc-w ... dston-n-b/