On June 4, 2014, Justin Bourque killed three RCMP officers and wounded two others in a shooting rampage.

It's been five years since Nadine Larche lost her husband and Mia, 14, Lauren,13, Alexa, 9, lost their father in the shooting of three RCMP officers.

Constables Fabrice Gevaudan, Dave Ross and Doug Larche were killed, while constables Eric Dubois and Darlene Goguen were wounded when Justin Bourque targeted police officers in hopes of sparking an anti-government rebellion.

Peter Whitmore already had a record as a prolific sex offender who posed a high risk to reoffend when he kidnapped Zach Miller and a 14-year-old boy from Manitoba.

Bourque's online profile says he likes television and movies, and is looking for women to send him letters and photos in the hope of corresponding with them.

Constables Doug Larche, Fabrice Gevaudan and Dave Ross were killed, while constables Eric Dubois and Darlene Goguen were injured when gunman Justin Bourque went hunting police officers in a Moncton neighbourhood.

Crown prosecutor Paul Adams says the $1 million fine would amount to "a clear declaration of disapproval" of RCMP conduct that left its officers outgunned and ill-prepared.

Judge Leslie Jackson found the Crown did not prove its case on two other charges and issued a judicial stay on the fourth charge.

C8 carbine rifles were not available to general duty officers during Bourque's shooting spree, and numerous witnesses have testified they could have made a difference.

A Moncton provincial court Judge is expected to hand down his ruling tomorrow morning.