CBC says an internal video accused members of searching for women’s personal information and contacting vulnerable victims
A Canadian police chief has told officers to “change your behavior or quit” after accusing some members of using police databases and other law enforcement resources to look up women and pursue intimate relationships.
The remarks were made in a seven-minute internal video sent last month by Ottawa Police Chief Eric Stubbs to all members of the force, according to CBC News, which obtained the recording.
“Members are using our databases as their own way to meet women,” Stubbs says in the video, which has since gone viral. He…
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