The RCMP
@rcmpgrcpolice have evolved into some of the biggest pieces of shit around with a classic example named Brad Hartridge. They’re responsible for corruption and the failure of this country. Why? Because they’re the ones who are supposed to enforce the law and send those who participate in corruption and fraud through the criminal justice system.
Instead, they spend their time harassing Canadians, taking orders, and acting like bootlickers for the fraudsters and shitheads in government. And then, to make matters even worse, they recruit their own little subgoons on site in the form of bylaw officers.
This situation is a perfect example of the RCMP putting that behaviour on full display. I’d like to know who the big goon working for the City of Kelowna
@cityofkelowna was who thought he had the right to put his gloves on and then put his hands on me. Maybe the City can show me, in writing and in the paperwork governing its bylaw officers, exactly what authorizes one of its officers to put his hands on me and also assault me. Tom Dyas
@MayorTomDyas or any of his staff have failed to return any of my communication to find out who this person is. When you cast your vote in the next election Kelowna. It’s time for the fools to go.
And then there’s the RCMP officer. Getting assaulted by an RCMP officer and then deliberately being subjected to what felt like torture in the back of his police car cranking the heat up inside the vehicle while it was sitting in the sun simply because he didn’t like being recorded is absolute fucking bullshit.
This is exactly the kind of behaviour that puts the RCMP on full display: instead of accountability, transparency, and enforcing the law fairly, it looks like intimidation, retaliation, and abuse of authority. If this is how they choose to treat Canadians who are recording them and exercising their rights, then the problem isn’t just one bad interaction the behaviour itself deserves to be questioned.