December 25, 2009
Hamilton Spectator
ST. CATHARINES - Niagara police have charged one of their own with criminal harassment.
The officer is accused of harassing a member of the police force.
The officer was arrested yesterday and his arrest was announced last night.
Charged is Constable Timothy Packer.
He was being held overnight for a bail hearing.
Niagara police said no further details would be released at this time.
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Ottawa police officer appears in Cornwall court for assault charges
mpeeling@standard-freeholder.com
CORNWALL - A 34-year-old Ottawa Police officer had his first court date Tuesday to face charges of assaulting two children from a small North Stormont town.
The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry OPP's Crime Unit arrested the officer on Nov. 14.
He was charged him with two counts of assault with a weapon and two counts of assault causing bodily harm following alleged incidents between February and October.
The Ottawa Police and the OPP are not releasing the officer's name or the names of the victims "to protect the victims' privacy and prevent further victimization."
OPP Sgt. Kristine Rae said said the children are known to the officer.
The officer has been suspended from active duty with pay.
The Ottawa Police Service's Professional Standards Section is investigating the officer's conduct.
He is due to appear in court again in late January.
Standard-Freeholder
CORNWALL - A 34-year-old Ottawa Police officer had his first court date Tuesday to face charges of assaulting two children from a small North Stormont town.
The Stormont, Dundas and Glengarry OPP's Crime Unit arrested the officer on Nov. 14.
He was charged him with two counts of assault with a weapon and two counts of assault causing bodily harm following alleged incidents between February and October.
The Ottawa Police and the OPP are not releasing the officer's name or the names of the victims "to protect the victims' privacy and prevent further victimization."
OPP Sgt. Kristine Rae said said the children are known to the officer.
The officer has been suspended from active duty with pay.
The Ottawa Police Service's Professional Standards Section is investigating the officer's conduct.
He is due to appear in court again in late January.
Standard-Freeholder
Toronto cop up on sex charges
Seven months after he was recognized as a cop of the month, a Toronto Police officer is now charged with sexually assaulting a man during a traffic stop.
The Special Investigations Unit was called in Sept. 8 after a complaint "of a sexual nature" was made against a Toronto Police officer, a press release issued by the province's police watchdog said yesterday.
The SIU was told that on Sept. 2, a 21-year-old man was stopped at Lawrence Ave. W. and Duckworth St., just east of Jane St., over alleged driving infractions.
"There was an interaction, and as a result, the man sustained injuries," the SIU said.
Const. Salameh Marji, who has been with the force for three years, was summoned yesterday is to appear in court Jan. 18 on charges of sexual assault and assault after SIU director Ian Scott found there were "reasonable grounds" to believe he committed the crimes.
Though Marji is stationed in downtown's 52 Division, he was assigned to the area of the incident as part of the Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy, a program aimed at building relationships between police and troubled communities, police spokesman Mark Pugash said.
In May, Marji, who also goes by "Sam," was among 20 officers honoured by the Toronto Junior Board of Trade in 2008. Marji and Const. David Rubbini stopped a man going the wrong way on York St. on Jan. 11, 2008. When the man tried to drive away, Rubbini ordered him out of the car. The man grabbed Rubbini's pistol and fired a shot through the bottom of his holster.
TAMARA.CHERRY@SUNMEDIA.CA
CNEWS
The Special Investigations Unit was called in Sept. 8 after a complaint "of a sexual nature" was made against a Toronto Police officer, a press release issued by the province's police watchdog said yesterday.
The SIU was told that on Sept. 2, a 21-year-old man was stopped at Lawrence Ave. W. and Duckworth St., just east of Jane St., over alleged driving infractions.
"There was an interaction, and as a result, the man sustained injuries," the SIU said.
Const. Salameh Marji, who has been with the force for three years, was summoned yesterday is to appear in court Jan. 18 on charges of sexual assault and assault after SIU director Ian Scott found there were "reasonable grounds" to believe he committed the crimes.
Though Marji is stationed in downtown's 52 Division, he was assigned to the area of the incident as part of the Toronto Anti-Violence Intervention Strategy, a program aimed at building relationships between police and troubled communities, police spokesman Mark Pugash said.
In May, Marji, who also goes by "Sam," was among 20 officers honoured by the Toronto Junior Board of Trade in 2008. Marji and Const. David Rubbini stopped a man going the wrong way on York St. on Jan. 11, 2008. When the man tried to drive away, Rubbini ordered him out of the car. The man grabbed Rubbini's pistol and fired a shot through the bottom of his holster.
TAMARA.CHERRY@SUNMEDIA.CA
CNEWS
Monday, December 21, 2009
OPP officer charged with impaired driving
The Record.com
December 20, 2009
Record staff
WATERLOO REGION – An Ontario Provincial Police officer who lives in Petersburg has been charged with impaired driving.
Feisal Minuas, 43, is an Elgin County OPP officer with 18 years service. He was off duty when the alleged incident occurred Saturday.
At about 7:30 p.m., OPP were advised by motorists of an eastbound vehicle travelling erratically on Highway 401, west of Woodstock.
Officers stopped the vehicle near the Sweaburg Road exit.
Minuas faces one charge of impairing driving. He is scheduled to appear in Woodstock court Jan. 19.
December 20, 2009
Record staff
WATERLOO REGION – An Ontario Provincial Police officer who lives in Petersburg has been charged with impaired driving.
Feisal Minuas, 43, is an Elgin County OPP officer with 18 years service. He was off duty when the alleged incident occurred Saturday.
At about 7:30 p.m., OPP were advised by motorists of an eastbound vehicle travelling erratically on Highway 401, west of Woodstock.
Officers stopped the vehicle near the Sweaburg Road exit.
Minuas faces one charge of impairing driving. He is scheduled to appear in Woodstock court Jan. 19.
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