Oct 03, 2014 2:46 PM

David-Paul Sip

The system is designed to hide any breach of trust, protect the servant, and ensure folks continue to be harmed.

�The police don�t work for and serve IBM or Walmart. They work for and serve the public,� said criminal lawyer Reid Rusonik. �How can we ensure they are using the power we entrust in them to jail us honestly if the processes of reporting, investigating and determining whether they have perjured themselves aren�t transparent?�

�Serious concerns� raised about Toronto police officer�s credibility | Toronto Star

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A year before he was blasted for �inexcusable deceptive� conduct in a drug case, another judge raised doubts about the credibility of Acting Sgt. Robert Warrener, records show. Yet Toronto police refuse to say whether Warrener has previously been investigated by the force.

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David-Paul Sip

Oct 03, 2014 8:37 PM

�How can we ensure they are using the power we entrust in them to JAIL US HONESTLY...?� ROTFL! JAIL US HONESTLY...that's an oxymoron right?

Scott Duncan

Oct 04, 2014 9:56 PM

The fact that people don't see that, is a HUGE problem. "JAIL US HONESTLY" doesn't seem wrong to the Majority. :(

David-Paul Sip

Oct 04, 2014 9:58 PM

"JAIL US HONESTLY" is like saying "SOVEREIGN CITIZEN" or "TRUST BUSINESS" :/ Perfect example of why the majority is ALWAYS...wrong!

Ken Hatt

Oct 04, 2014 11:49 PM

Fucking liars. When I was in court, and the cop left the stand, I jeered him by saying,"Never let the truth stand in the way of a conviction, eh Scott. His face couldn't get any redder than it already was.