London police detective told accused in Hockey Canada trial he had no plans to charge him in 2018

‘Awkward and weird’: Hockey Canada trial sees players’ video interviews from 2018 London police investigation

Michael McLeod told police in a 2018 interview that he recorded the complainant giving consent because “it was a weird situation that I wasn’t expecting was going to happen with

The interview with the investigator took place several months after the alleged incident.

In 2018, Detective Steve Newton, now retired, interviewed the complainant, then Michael McLeod.

London police detective told accused in Hockey Canada trial he had no plans to charge him in 2018

Video played in court shows now-retired sergeant telling Michael McLeod that he has no plans to arrest or charge him

Cop who opted not to charge players testifies at Hockey Canada trial

Michael McLeod told the police officer the entire situation that played out in his hotel room was “weird.”

One of the five hockey players accused of sexual assault did not tell the police, during an interrogation in 2018, that he had sent a text message to his teammates asking them if one of them wanted a three-way plan in his hotel room after having had sex with a woman met in a bar earlier in the evening, learned the court on Tuesday. Michael McLeod spoke to the chief investigator of the case at the time, investigator Steve Newton, in November 2018…