WINNIPEG – RCMP have charged five people – two of them police officers – with using a Dakota Ojibway Police Service police credit card for personal purchases.
Sgt. Darryl Hunter, Const. Derek Smoke, police service clerk Julie Seniuk, Robyn Hunter and a 17-year-old youth are all charged with unauthorized use of credit card data.
The police employees all worked at the Roseau River First Nation detachment.
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The police service management approached the RCMP with concerns about use of the credit card, Manitoba RCMP said in a news release.
The credit card was used from Jan. 22 to May 10 in the Altona and Morris area, RCMP said.
The charges are:
- Hunter, 32, of Morris – 21 counts of unauthorized use of credit card data over dates ranging from Jan. 22 to May 10;
- Smoke, 44, of Morris – seven counts of unauthorized use of credit card data from March 16 to May 5, 2014, and one count as a co-accused in the unauthorized use of credit card data;
- Seniuk, 34, of Altona – one count as a co-accused in the unauthorized use of credit card data from Jan. 22 to May 10;
- Hunter, 24, of Morris – four counts as a co-accused in the unauthorized use of credit card data; and
- the 17-year-old young offender – one count of unauthorized use of credit card data on April 27.
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