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Officer arrested for ‘forging documents’: Hamilton police

An officer is facing charges related to forging "administrative documents," according to Hamilton Police. File / Global News

Hamilton Police say they’ve arrested and charged an officer for allegedly forging “administrative documents.”

In a release on Tuesday afternoon, the police service said 42-year-old Const. Darren Smith, an 18-year member of the service, is facing four charges: two counts of forging documents and two counts of using forged documents.

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Police go on to say Smith had falsely signed administrative documents and that several of the incidents occurred between November 30, 2017, and July 22, 2018.

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Smith has been suspended from duty and will make his first court appearance on July 18, 2019.

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