Saskatoon police constable given conditional discharge on sexual assault charge

UPDATE: SPS constable given conditional discharge on sexual assault allegation quits

After pleading guilty earlier this year, a Saskatoon Police Service (SPS) officer has received a conditional discharge on a sexual assault allegation.

A conditional discharge means Cst. Robert Brown will not have a criminal record if he follows a series of conditions for one year.

The charge stems from a reported incident on Remembrance Day in 2017 at the Sergeant Hugh Cairns VC Armoury in Saskatoon. The victim was a civilian attending the event.

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The Canadian Forces National Investigation Service charged Brown, who was a primary reserve member with the North Saskatchewan Regiment.

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Last April, SPS suspended Brown with pay pending the outcome of the sexual assault case.

SPS announced on April 23 the 18-year member’s actions are now the subject of an administrative review pursuant to the Saskatchewan Police Act.

He remains suspended with pay pending its outcome.