Ontario gunsmith shot and killed by police

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Originally Posted by rick_iles

You also watch too much TV !!!

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You mean they cover stuff like this on T.V. in fiction or on reality shows? Something is awful suspicious here police on T.V. when they go to serve a warrant don't bust in with guns blazing, quickly identify their intended target with others present and take it out. Someone appears to have been able to quickly identify the man, dispatched him??? On T.V. they don't do that unless they are met with some resistance before they enter. In this case there doesn't appear to have been any approach resistance.

You done stop hunting because you grow old. You grow old because you stop hunting.
- Gun Nut

Let's put the train back on the tracks. Looks like TPS is being sued for $23M

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamil...lice-1.6317788

The CCFR talks about the shooting today too on their show.

https://www.oodmag.com/community/sho...=1#post1188017

Until all the facts are in everything is simple conjecture. Unless anyone has inside info all I know is what the news media is saying. I must say tho that some of the comments on what could have happened by the members in here, are very reasonable possibilities. Time will tell.

from the Toronto Star ..........https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/202...pXJVKw1e1QGSbU scrubbed serial numbers and he was the "former" owner OK, the gun registry was to be destroyed.......can we trust the Liberals, police, This was a witch hunt attitude of Toronto police using a Toronto gang tactical practices in rural Ontario, where they had no jurisdiction.......Hope the family wins their case, but it will cost each of us .

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Originally Posted by BDH

from the Toronto Star ..........https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/202...pXJVKw1e1QGSbU scrubbed serial numbers and he was the "former" owner OK, the gun registry was to be destroyed.......can we trust the Liberals, police, This was a witch hunt attitude of Toronto police using a Toronto gang tactical practices in rural Ontario, where they had no jurisdiction.......Hope the family wins their case, but it will cost each of us .

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The hand gun registry was never destroyed and the TPS were not out of their "jusisdiction". Every Police Constable ,no matter what service they work for,is sworn in by a Judge (Her Majesty the Queen in the right of the Province of Ontario). So much erroneous assumptions being made,we really need to wait for the evidence to emerge and verify every scrap of it as infuriating as it is with the incredibly awful optics as they appear.

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Originally Posted by grumpygeezer

Until all the facts are in everything is simple conjecture. Unless anyone has inside info all I know is what the news media is saying. I must say tho that some of the comments on what could have happened by the members in here, are very reasonable possibilities. Time will tell.

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Unfortunately, all the facts will never be in....... The authorities will cover this up and save they're own backsides as per usual

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Originally Posted by Goosechsr

Unfortunately, all the facts will never be in....... The authorities will cover this up and save they're own backsides as per usual

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That's the same feeling I'm getting.

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Originally Posted by Goosechsr

Unfortunately, all the facts will never be in....... The authorities will cover this up and save they're own backsides as per usual

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https://www.siu.on.ca/en/news_template.php?nrid=7404

If the authorities are covering things up the SIU appear to be uncovering plenty.

One must really question the time frame of these investigations...after 6 months they have "reasonable grounds to believe" the officer should be charged with committing a crime. Not a very efficient or effective process.

Not to mention the Officer was on full salary all that time.

Lawyers paid by the hour rule the justice system. !!!

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Mississauga, ON (14 January, 2022) ---
The Director of the Special Investigations Unit, Joseph Martino, has reasonable grounds to believe that an Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officer committed criminal offences in relation to the shooting death of a 24-year-old man in Chatham-Kent last July.

The investigation found that on July 7, 2021, the Chatham-Kent OPP responded to a call about a gasoline theft. Officers located the vehicle believed to be involved travelling westbound on Highway 401 and followed it. The vehicle ended up in the ditch dividing the highway. One of the officers approached the vehicle, and his firearm discharged and shot the driver. The man died in hospital...

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