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Calgary police officer dismissed for sexually exploiting a female colleague

A Calgary police officer has been dismissed from the force after an investigation determined he sexually exploited a female colleague. Global News

The Calgary Police Service has dismissed one of its officers over allegations of sexual misconduct.

A disciplinary hearing was held last week for Const. Mike Oakey, and a decision was handed down on Wednesday.

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Oakey was demoted in 2024 after he admitted to sharing intimate video of himself and a female colleague as well as nude photos of her, without her consent.

In a statement to Global News, CPS said the officer does have the opportunity to appeal the decision.

Oakey has a 30-day window to file an appeal and his lawyer told Global News that he does plan to do so.

Until then, the officer will be suspended without pay.

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