nfitz
Superstar
So Admiral Beez is in favour of the police beating prisoners in custody.
Wow ... I'd have never have thought there were so many inhumane people here.
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Wow ... I'd have never have thought there were so many inhumane people here.
gristle
Senior Member
Was he really supporting the police beating people?
The allegation of beatings has yet to be proven (and I'm talking about due process here).
The allegation of beatings has yet to be proven (and I'm talking about due process here).
Darwinkgo
Active Member
And what counts as 'in custody'?
nfitz
Superstar
He said they did good work, without qualification. Yet we know there were beatings.
Proven in a caught of law, sure ... hasn't been proven. But is anyone here really going to call Steve Pakin a liar?
Well, detained ... not resisting.
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gristle
Senior Member
He said they did good work. You are the one who loaded the sentence and then made the accusation. Maybe Admiral Beeze could clarify what he actually means - if he wishes to.
Regarding any alleged beatings, these are accusations.
You can be held (detained) without resisting.
Thanos
Active Member
I was there and i was not arrested. I was not rioting, however, i was in the area on sunday. To think that the majority of people who were arrested were peaceful takes your level of ignorance to a whole new level.
Thanos
Active Member
Can you stop putting words in peoples mouth. Seriously, grow up.
Yes the cops did a good job considering the circumstances.
And since knowing someones political allegiance is so important to you & others who support these vandals, a 28 year-old who has always voted ndp & green just informed you that the cops did a good job.
Peepers
Banned
Not surprising. NDP Mayor David Miller handpicked Bill Blair and supports his thuggish tactics 100% as do all the NDP council members. Notice how the federal NDP have been silent in the face of these police outrages? The far left are as bad as the far right when it comes to suppressing civil liberties . For example look at communist countries.
jn_12
Senior Member
Some of you need your asses handed to you in a mid-to-upper level university politics course. These blanket "left wing-right wing" statements are just absurd.
js97
Senior Member
Admiral Beez
Superstar
Woodbridge_Heights
Senior Member
If the guy with the prosthetic leg was actually injured as much as was claimed than he should bring the complaint to court. Surly with scrapes/bruises on his arms/body there is enough evidence to nail these fascist cops.
AlvinofDiaspar
Moderator
Woodbridge Heights:
Rhetoric about "fascist" cops notwithstanding, just how many court cases against the police for excessive use of force actually went in favour of the complainant?
AoD
Rhetoric about "fascist" cops notwithstanding, just how many court cases against the police for excessive use of force actually went in favour of the complainant?
AoD
BobBob
Senior Member
From Adam Vaughan's office:
Dear Residents,
At yesterday’s meeting of the Toronto Police Services Board, the Board formally established an Independent Civilian Review of the G20 Summit.
This review will identify and study the issues raised by the Board and the public regarding the oversight, governance, accountability, transparency, communications, and supervision.
Within the next two weeks, the Board will finalize and present the Terms of Reference for the Review. We invite the public to make recommendations on the Terms of Reference.
With the release of the Terms of Reference, the Board will also announce the individual who will lead the review. The Board is currently pursuing a person to lead the Review who has a high level of experience and skill in reviewing complex matters such as this, and whose neutrality and support from all sides will be above reproach.
The Review will last about 8 to 12 weeks. The Review will conclude with a report to the Board with recommendations regarding policy and structural issues.
Individual complaints should be forwarded to the Office of the Independent Police Review Director, Gerry McNeilly. The website is www.oiprd.on.ca.
The public submissions with regards to the Terms of Reference can be made to the Board Office at board@tpsb.ca. For further information and updates, follow the Chair’s blog at www.tpsb.ca.
The Board believes that this Independent Civilian Review is the most appropriate way forward, allowing us to review the oversight and policy aspects of policing at the G20 while not jeopardizing ongoing investigations or individual or policy complaints.
If you have feedback on the Terms of Reference for this Review, or suggestions on who would be a good reviewer, please forward this to me as I can share this with the Police Services Board.
Sincerely,
Adam Vaughan
City Councillor, Ward 20 – Trinity-Spadina
Dear Residents,
At yesterday’s meeting of the Toronto Police Services Board, the Board formally established an Independent Civilian Review of the G20 Summit.
This review will identify and study the issues raised by the Board and the public regarding the oversight, governance, accountability, transparency, communications, and supervision.
Within the next two weeks, the Board will finalize and present the Terms of Reference for the Review. We invite the public to make recommendations on the Terms of Reference.
With the release of the Terms of Reference, the Board will also announce the individual who will lead the review. The Board is currently pursuing a person to lead the Review who has a high level of experience and skill in reviewing complex matters such as this, and whose neutrality and support from all sides will be above reproach.
The Review will last about 8 to 12 weeks. The Review will conclude with a report to the Board with recommendations regarding policy and structural issues.
Individual complaints should be forwarded to the Office of the Independent Police Review Director, Gerry McNeilly. The website is www.oiprd.on.ca.
The public submissions with regards to the Terms of Reference can be made to the Board Office at board@tpsb.ca. For further information and updates, follow the Chair’s blog at www.tpsb.ca.
The Board believes that this Independent Civilian Review is the most appropriate way forward, allowing us to review the oversight and policy aspects of policing at the G20 while not jeopardizing ongoing investigations or individual or policy complaints.
If you have feedback on the Terms of Reference for this Review, or suggestions on who would be a good reviewer, please forward this to me as I can share this with the Police Services Board.
Sincerely,
Adam Vaughan
City Councillor, Ward 20 – Trinity-Spadina
nfitz
Superstar
These are accusations by one of the most respected and well known journalists in the province. I guess who does one believe, a reporter who witnessed it; or Bill Blair, who was caught in several lies during the G20, and particularly the 2-3 days following.
Sure you can ... but why beat people who aren't resisting, while being detained?