Father | Police Officer | Working to Reform Police Leadership & Culture | Identifying Police Corruption | Sanctuary Trauma is real | Opinions are my own

Ontario, Canada
Joined April 2013
This concept of institutional loyalty within law enforcement, and the prioritizing of the institution over individual members or public service always leads to ethical dilemmas. Those dilemmas lead to police corruption or internal betrayal. The solution isn't complicated. The truth should always be the goal. As soon as a high ranking members considers how to deal with an issue through the lens of "protecting the organization" - they have already started down the wrong path.
Did those in the picture protect members or the Buffalo at all costs? Loyalty and friendship, which is to me the same, created all the wealth that I've ever thought I'd have. - Ernie Banks The difference between Ernie Banks and many in the RCMP, driven into members from depot onward, is that their loyalty is to the Buffalo—wildly misplaced. Those who choose this rather than loyalty to each other and the public they serve, always doing the right thing rather than the expected "protect the force at all costs," may never make it to the top but are indeed the ones who deserve our respect, admiration and our loyalty to them. Again, I ask, did those in the picture protect members or the Buffalo at all costs?
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Unreal....so emailing superiors demanding accountability is now harassment? How much more can the system do to insulate the "leaders" from accountability? So disillusioned.
“But all complaints or representations to the police board are required to go through the chief.” That is not the law. That is the made up law that allows chiefs to discipline those who report them to the board. I know first hand. lfpress.com/st-thomas/police…
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It seems social media is rampant with people criticizing our police officer....yet they are silent when the only option they face is to commend these brave people and be thankful for their service.
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The fact Peel Police say this conduct doesnt warrant a full hearing is exactly to problem in policing. This kind of integrity based violation should yield the harshest of discipline. I've seen the OPP manipulate promotional processes for ages.... twice i felt I could prove it and came forward and twice it was ignored. No wonder policing is in the shape it is. toronto.citynews.ca/2026/06/…
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Probably a good thing comments are turned off. What an embarrassing disgrace.
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Is this true?
A Jewish man who taught animation at Seneca was shot dead while walking his dog last week. Police call it a "targeted incident". The news coverage doesn't mention that the man arrested for the murder is a former police officer. Bizarre... thestar.com/news/gta/north-y…
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I agree and thank all of our first responders who step up. BUT, what about those who stepped up, did the right thing and were castigated/destroyed by the culture? Those officers need to be recognized as well. Things aren't as "cozy" as posts like this want the public to believe.
On behalf of OPP Commissioner Thomas Carrique Behind every call for service is a first responder who has made a commitment to #PublicSafety. Today, I want to recognize the dedication of those who step forward with courage and care during moments of crisis. Thank you for supporting communities across Ontario.
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Jamie Prosser 🇨🇦🍁 retweeted
Of course they are…this poor woman has been through enough. Imagine being raked over the coals for literally doing your job and investigating unusually high infant deaths. INFANTS.
🚨BREAKING: Ottawa Police command officers pushing new internal charges against Detective Helen Grus over documentary appearance. Two highly placed sources, neither of them Detective Grus nor anyone on her legal team, advise this reporter that @OttawaPolice command has held two meetings in April concerning Grus’s appearance in the coming major documentary Silencing Detective Grus, as well as other online shows and news media. I am satisfied the information is credible. One of these same sources told me in September 2022 that Grus would soon be unsuspended and ordered back to work at the Robbery Squad. That was two weeks before Grus or her lawyer were informed. The source was correct. Now I am told Ottawa Police command officers are divided. Some are pushing new internal disciplinary charges against Detective Grus. Others are advising OPS to leave the situation alone. More to come.
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I don't like reposting my own posts, but this one needs more attention. The public doesn't fully understand how morally (and sometimes criminally) corrupt policing is in Ontario and Canada. I will have more to say about my situation soon. For now.. grusjusticeproject.org
This concept of institutional loyalty within law enforcement, and the prioritizing of the institution over individual members or public service always leads to ethical dilemmas. Those dilemmas lead to police corruption or internal betrayal. The solution isn't complicated. The truth should always be the goal. As soon as a high ranking members considers how to deal with an issue through the lens of "protecting the organization" - they have already started down the wrong path.
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There are so many issues facing Canada as it pertains to government malfeasance and misinformation. Det Helen Grus and her story truly encapsulates all of the problems with corrupt police command and government over reach. Everyone needs to watch this documentary.
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I get that a lot of people hate Trump... but he deserves a lot of credit. He handled this question really well. I just wish people would actually be more critical of the fact the question even had to be asked.
BREAKING: President Trump responds to reports of him possibly wearing a bulletproof vest following his third assassination attempt at the WHCA Dinner, joking that he doesn’t want to look "20 pounds heavier." "I don't know if I can handle looking 20 pounds heavier. These guys, they look so some of these guys, some of these guys are physical specimens." "I guess it's something you consider. In one way, you don't like to do it because you're giving in to a bad element. I don't know. But I have been asked about it."
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Please explain @Maxio28 How is it clear?
It's clear that the #OPP have knowledge of what's on Dougie's cell phone.
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I think @hank_idsinga is telling the truth. From what I know, he was a great copper. I may have met him once or twice but never worked with him. My problem is simple. If this behaviour was rampant in Toronto Police? What did @hank_idsinga do when he was there?
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So much to this. Police agencies do audit overtime - they just audit the wrong thing. They know "how much" and the justification...they don't audit the true "why". This abuse almost always comes back to poor leadership and lack of accountability. That is what needs to be audited.
So overtime fraud. Overtime fraud isn’t rare, it’s just rarely exposed. Working specialized units in #Canada, I’ve seen officers in drugs/ OC units burn the first 6 hours of a shift - breakfast, chatting, gym - then roll out late, serve a warrant, and suddenly claim 8 hours OT. *The CFSEU GH RCMP were terrible for this back when I worked there. And that’s the mild end. In Jacksonville, #Florida, three officers have been charged after allegedly claiming more than 450 hours of OT they never worked, netting over $33,000. That’s not working the system, it's just common theft. Taxpayers fund policing. They don’t expect to fund hours that were never worked. Real accountability means auditing OT, not just reacting when it blows up. And there is zero auditing of OT at any police department I've worked for. #onpoli #canpoli #police #corruption
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Jamie Prosser 🇨🇦🍁 retweeted
So overtime fraud. Overtime fraud isn’t rare, it’s just rarely exposed. Working specialized units in #Canada, I’ve seen officers in drugs/ OC units burn the first 6 hours of a shift - breakfast, chatting, gym - then roll out late, serve a warrant, and suddenly claim 8 hours OT. *The CFSEU GH RCMP were terrible for this back when I worked there. And that’s the mild end. In Jacksonville, #Florida, three officers have been charged after allegedly claiming more than 450 hours of OT they never worked, netting over $33,000. That’s not working the system, it's just common theft. Taxpayers fund policing. They don’t expect to fund hours that were never worked. Real accountability means auditing OT, not just reacting when it blows up. And there is zero auditing of OT at any police department I've worked for. #onpoli #canpoli #police #corruption
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Tell me again why Canadians should not be allowed to have firearms for home defense? I'll wait!
A lot of people are debating when lethal force would’ve been justified. If you’re in the State of Florida, once he starts kicking the door, that becomes an attempted burglary. A couple rounds through the door at that time would be considered justifiable.
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