B.C. RCMP have launched a code of conduct investigation into an officer who allegedly simulated a sex act with an eggplant.
RCMP spokesperson Staff-Sgt. Annie Linteau said the force became aware of a photo and text chats in October 2017.
Linteau said a review has become a formal internal code of conduct investigation, subject to the Privacy Act.
The investigation was apparently triggered when a probationary constable was fired.
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Linteau said the RCMP are not confirming any names of the individuals involved in the investigation right now, unless the case results in a conduct hearing.
She added the firing of the officer stands, and the reasons for his discharge were initiated prior to, and is separate from, the ongoing internal investigation.
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