Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is checking to see whether Ottawa police officers did anything criminal when they responded to a call about 'an unwanted man' at an apartment building who later died.
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is checking to see whether Ottawa police officers did anything criminal when they responded to a call about "an unwanted man" at an apartment building who later died.·Ontario's SIU is checking whether Ottawa police officers broke any laws when they responded to a call about an 'unwanted man' at an apartment building. The man's health deteriorated and he died, the unit said.
Ontario's Special Investigations Unit is checking to see whether Ottawa police officers did anything criminal when they responded to a call about "an unwanted man" at an apartment building who later died. In a news release, the unit said officers were called to the building on McEwan Avenue near Mud Lake and Britannia Beach west of the core around 5:30 a.m.It said the man became unresponsive, was taken to hospital and was pronounced dead. An autopsy is scheduled for Wednesday.
that looks into whether criminal charges should be laid against Ontario police officers who may have been involved in someone's death or serious injury, may have discharged a firearm at someone or may have sexually assaulted someone.
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