THE BORE
General => The Superdeep Borehole => Topic started by: mojovonio on March 21, 2011, 02:32:38 PM
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http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110320/bc_dudley_investigation_110320/20110320?hub=BritishColumbiaHome (http://www.ctvbc.ctv.ca/servlet/an/local/CTVNews/20110320/bc_dudley_investigation_110320/20110320?hub=BritishColumbiaHome)
FUCK DA POLICE
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ITT Boogie pretends he's not just a deck cop and has intimate knowledge of the case he cannot disclose
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Nice Work, Boogie, you bastard :maf
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A fuckup for sure, as much or more the dispatcher's fault though.
Wasn't familiar with this before today, but here's a bit stolen from a poster on a law enforcement board:
"Basic summary of the incident:
-Approximately 10:45pm on a Friday night a 911 caller reported six apparent gunshots nearby his house in a rural acreage cul-de-sac; he was able to give a very good geographical reference for where he thought it came from (turned out to be right) and also added he thought he heard "something" yell out and that he was talking to his neighbour who had heard some crashing from the same area.
-The 911 dispatcher failed to add any of the above details to the dispatch ticket and dispatched it as a routine, non-specific shots fired call.
-The investigating officer spent 13 minutes at scene in the police car and didn't see any evidence of gunshot, casings, people, etc.
-The investigating officer had to clear the scene to deal with a priority weapons call at Stave Lake (20 minutes away) and later concluded the file after seeing there had only been one 911 caller and no further calls regarding the incident.
-RCMP threw him under the bus even after the review found the dispatcher error and an audit by his advocate found that in the vast majority of similar fact shots-fired cases members never contact the original complainant."
http://www.timescolonist.com/story_print.html?id=1930116&sponsor=
For four days after being shot in her Mission home last September, Lisa Cheryl Dudley sat gravely wounded, unable to move, glued to the chair by her own pooling blood.
Neighbours heard the shots and shouting and dialed 911.
Police drove to the area, looked around, saw nothing and left.
Her family believes that if more had been done to follow up on the Sept. 18 call, Dudley would not have died while being loaded into a medevac helicopter after she was finally found Sept. 22.
An internal RCMP investigation has found that a 911 operator failed to provide critical information that could have led police to Dudley and slain boyfriend Guthrie Jolan McKay the night they were shot.
The probe also found that the lead RCMP officer that night “did not properly investigate a report of shots fired” by failing to talk to the neighbour who originally called 911.
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He said he wanted the actions of 911 operator Katrina Gardiner investigated, as well as the inadequate response of Mission RCMP officers Mike White and Samantha Audley and auxiliary constable Danielle Girard.
RCMP Insp. Hilton Smee wrote to the Surakkas last April, saying the internal investigation carried out because of the complaint to Ottawa supported some of the family’s assertions.
“I support the allegation that Katrina Gardiner failed to forward critical information to the members that attended,” Smee wrote.
He included a transcript of the original 911 call from a worried neighbour who said he heard shots: “six in a row, but not regular, like, ah, you know, like somebody squeezing off a gun like I’ve heard at the rifle range except you known when like a clip or something — boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, six times, hey.”
The neighbour told Gardiner that after the first shot “we thought we heard something yelling out.”
And the caller told the operator that another neighbour “said she heard some sort of crashing around.”
While the neighbour did not give an exact address for the shooting, he said the shots came from “inside of the loop” and at the “end of Shaw and it’s the left side at the very end before it turns into Greenwood.”
Dudley and McKay lived on the corner lot at Shaw and Greenwood.
Smee also concluded that the dispatcher did not provide details of where exactly the shots were heard.
“For instance, the caller provides further details indicating that the shots came from inside the loop or cul-de-sac. This was not placed on the dispatch ticket,” Smee said. “The other potential oversight was the failure to indicate that the complainant thought he heard something ‘yelling out.’”
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Smee said that an officer responding to shots-fired calls should search the area, conduct neighbourhood inquiries, contact the complainants and re-attend the scene in daylight hours.
He noted that White looked around from his car, but did not knock on doors or come back the next day.
White told the investigators he took about 13 minutes to get to the area of the shooting after the 911 call came in at 10:42 p.m. The global positioning system on his car indicated he arrived at 11:02 p.m. and left at 11:14 because of “a priority weapons call at Stave Lake.”
“Cpl. White indicates that he looked for any vehicles, any signs of a disturbance in the area and shell casings on the road,” Smee wrote.
White said he didn’t follow up with door-knocking because it was late and there had been only one 911 call and because “several of the rural properties had gates.”
Smee said White’s position is “not unreasonable” though Dudley’s parents find it completely unacceptable.
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And PD, no matter how much you troll me, I'm not providing my resume. :P
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And PD, no matter how much you troll me, I'm not providing my resume. :P
I'm going to get you to make a 10 paragraph response within the next couple months, just watch :lol
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Hope I never get shot. Now I know what kind of response I can expect.
Even if the police get to you in time, the socialist medicare system would probably kill you anyway. Lose-Lose situation. :gloomy
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SMH Is watching UFC live really that important?
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The RCMP missed crucial evidence in its review of a bungled 911 call that left a victim clinging to life for four days before she died,
uggghhhh
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The RCMP missed crucial evidence in its review of a bungled 911 call that left a victim clinging to life for four days before she died,
uggghhhh
Yeah. :-\
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He included a transcript of the original 911 call from a worried neighbour who said he heard shots: “six in a row, but not regular, like, ah, you know, like somebody squeezing off a gun like I’ve heard at the rifle range except you known when like a clip or something — boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom, six times, hey.”
:wtf :lol
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Wait... people get shot in Canadia?