A 15-year member of the Edmonton Police Service is facing several charges in an alleged forgery involving traffic tickets.
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The police service says it’s believed the wrong date was written on multiple tickets and then corrected after they had been issued.
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Const. Lauren Skibinsky has been charged with obstruction of justice, forgery and misconduct of an officer executing the Criminal Code.
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He has been reassigned to an administrative position until court proceedings are concluded.
Police say there will be no further details.
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