Office Of The Police Complaints Commissioner

• Vancouver police facing allegations members tried to interfere in crash investigation

  Sources after a VPD officer was involved in a crash, multiple colleagues arrived on scene and allegedly confronted an investigating Burnaby Mountie.

  Crime

  Jan 18
  
• Manitoba investigators to probe disturbing allegations at B.C. police undercover training course

  The OPCC called the allegations "serious and concerning," adding that the investigation will include officers who were candidates in the course and those in supervisory roles. 

  Crime

  Jun 13, 2022
  
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• Abbotsford police officer under criminal investigation for use of force during an arrest

  The officer is facing a criminal investigation following a use of force incident that happened during an arrest on Nov. 21, the department confirmed.

  Crime

  Dec 3, 2021
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• 2 Vancouver police officers suspended without pay after taking photos next to a body

  Global News has learned more about the disciplinary actions faced by two Vancouver police officers, one of whom photographed the other posing next to a dead body in February.

  Crime

  Nov 5, 2021
• Handling of Vancouver police shoving incident faces new questions

  "I find it hard to believe that nothing was documented. They knew the video existed ... you can clearly see the officer trying to obtain the video directly out of my hands."

  Crime

  Aug 4, 2021
• Retired judge to review conduct of VPD officers who handcuffed 12-year-old

  The Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner said it has appointed retired provincial court judge Brian Neal, Q.C., to review the conduct of the Vancouver police officers.

  News

  Jul 8, 2021
• 2 Vancouver police officers ‘reassigned’ after officer filmed posing for photos next to dead body

  The Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner could change this status based on the findings of their investigation, police confirmed.

  Canada

  Mar 1, 2021
• B.C. police watchdog to investigate officers’ actions in Myles Gray death

  During his arrest in August 2015, Myles Gray suffered a broken eye socket, a possible partially dislocated jaw and a voice box fracture.

  Crime

  Dec 17, 2020
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• Court orders public hearing to resume in 2011 transit police beating of UBC student

  The incident, which happened nearly nine years ago, was captured on SkyTrain security video.

  Crime

  Jul 30, 2020
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• Disciplinary hearing of B.C. police officers detained in Cuba to be held in July

  One of the officers was acquitted of sexual assault after being held in the country for eight months. The other had been held as a witness.

  Crime

  Jun 12, 2020