Ontario’s police watchdog has charged a former officer after an investigation into what it describes as a complaint of a sexual nature.
The Special Investigations Unit says it has charged Kenneth Miller with sexual assault and breach of trust for an incident that allegedly occurred in November 2014.
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The SIU says Miller was an officer with the Chatham-Kent police service at the time.
They say a woman filed a complaint in late March about the former officer.
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The SIU says Miller was arrested and later released with conditions.
He is expected to appear in court on Dec. 11.
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