Glen McCloskey

• Former Saint John deputy police chief seeks review of decision on misconduct during Richard Oland murder probe

  Glen McCloskey retired from his position on April 30, 2018. The investigation came under scrutiny during the original murder trial of Dennis Oland in 2015.

  Canada

  Apr 8, 2019
  
• Dennis Oland retrial hears senior police officer was ‘seated’ at murder scene

  The retrial heard testimony from Sgt. Greg Oram, who was with the major crime unit at the time Richard Oland was murdered.

  Crime

  Jan 8, 2019
  
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• New Brunswick Police Commission asks for independent review in wake of complaints over Richard Oland murder probe

  The New Brunswick Police Commission serves as the province's independent civilian oversight body into the conduct of police officers

  Crime

  Jan 2, 2019
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• New Brunswick Police Commission launches review into how it conducts investigations

  Lynn Chaplin, acting chairwoman of the provincial police commission, says in a statement Friday that the review is part of a "strategic planning process" launched earlier this month.

  Crime

  Dec 30, 2018
• N.B. police commission accused of violating privacy of officer in Oland case

  The New Brunswick Police Association is accusing the provincial police commission of being run in an "abusive, authoritarian fashion," repeatedly ignoring legislation and due process.

  Canada

  Dec 27, 2018
• N.B. Police Association to speak out on probe into police’s handling of Oland investigation

  The New Brunswick Police Association's press conference is slated for 1 p.m. AT at the New Brunswick Police Association's headquarters in Saint John.

  Crime

  Dec 26, 2018
• No charges against deputy chief Glen McCloskey in Dennis Oland case

  Dennis Oland was convicted of second-degree murder in December and has begun serving a life sentence with no chance of parole for 10 years.

  Canada

  Oct 4, 2016
• Saint John Deputy Police Chief subject of criminal investigation

  McCloskey admitted at the Oland trial that it was a mistake to enter the Richard Oland crime scene a second time.

  Canada

  Apr 6, 2016