US EditionLERB “reluctantly” dismisses allegations that CPS is attempting to cover up an officer’s repeated use of racial slurs
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LERB “reluctantly” dismisses allegations that CPS is attempting to cover up an officer’s repeated use of racial slurs
The Law Enforcement Review Board (LERB) has ruled that a Calgary cop who received a reprimand for repeatedly using racial slurs was disciplined appropriately, even as it acknowledged that the allegations against him were “not only watered down,” but entirely shorn of substance. In August 2021, Const. Gareth Clarke wrote a letter to then-Calgary police chief Mark Neufeld outlining three occasions in which his colleague Const. Andrew Fuhrman used…
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