FOI records suggest VicPD engaged with the Canada Border Services Agency 61% more in 2023 than in 2019, as the department continues to turn people over for deportation.
Read MoreBetween 2018-23, VicPD suspended six officers with pay for a total of 7,118 hours, at a potential cost of over $400,000.
Read MoreFOI shows that VicPD didn't mention anything to SD61 about gangs or a related investigation and arrest, despite their later public statements about concerns for student safety.
Read MoreIn addition to VicPD intentionally hitting people with cars, FOI records also turned up other examples of dangerous driving.
Read MoreSince January 2018, VicPD intentionally hit at least nine people using their police cars or car doors, including people on foot, bikes, and a scooter, injuring multiple people.
Read MoreFOI shows the number of VicPD officers who retired while under investigation over 10 years.
Read MoreHow a hazy VicPD investigation becomes a hazier press release.
Read MoreVicPD's Public Affairs/Media Policy, obtained via FOI.
Read MoreVicPD’s 2022 remuneration for those making more than $75,000 a year.
Read MoreFOI data shows VicPD officers regularly use types of force the department says it doesn’t track, including “vascular neck restraints” and punching and kicking people, including people in handcuffs.
Read MoreRecords show VicPD's police chief was in transit or out of town for conferences or events for 48 days in 2022.
Read MoreFOI shows unauthorized access of personal info by VicPD and Saanich PD after filing past FOIs, and that VicPD doesn’t audit PRIME usage.
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