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Luring a child 172.1 (1) Every person commits an offence who, by means of a computer system within the meaning of subsection 342.1(2), communicates with (a) a person who is, or who the accused believes is, under the age of eighteen years, for the purpose of facilitating the commission of an...

Scottyg, Even wannabe Infantry Officers have to work hard and dispel the common myth that they cannot read or write. You can do your part by reading previous posts.  ;) http://forums.army.ca/forums/index.php/board,4.0.html

I can't speak on what Crown loyal has been told by his supervisors on this matter, I just know what is taught nationally and the agency policy. That is officers will identify themselves when asked by the public by badge #'s, supervisors will identify themselves by name. Rigaud (where the...

AmmoTech90, In Crown Loyals defence, there are people who actively target LEO's  personal residence and family. I have colleagues that have been targeted at home. One had their car torched and another had a bomb placed in their vehicle. That is an a span of 5 years, in an office of 14. We do not...

You have to identify yourself when asked. Agency policy is that you  only have to supply your badge #, but why do you care if they have your name? If they want your name all they have to do is do a freedom of information request, which costs $5, get a report or incident you were involved and...

http://news.soc.mil/releases/News%20Archive/2009/December/COL%20Howard%20bio.pdf http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,587338,00.html?test=latestnews Colonel Robert L Howard who died on Dec. 23, was 70,  was to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery in Arlington, Va. Ret. Colonel Robert L...

I have a hazy recollection of that place.... ;D

You are Captain Insightful.... How is it in your world to have hindsight 20/20? How about advice, preferably not from you, that can be helpful or comforting? MynerC, You are in a bad situation, all you can do is talk to your recruiter and get a timeline. Maybe things can be expedited.

The RCMP Tactical & Training section at the Connaught range in Ottawa deliver the ERT course to it's own members. The CF does offer some logistical support and use of ranges etc.

Occam, First I am going to counter one of your many misconceptions about what i do for a living. Yes I work for CBSA, but this is where you are wrong. I do not work at a port of entry, I do not wear a uniform, I will not elaborate on what I do, but the some of the mod's do not know what I do...

Get off your soap box and listen to what is being said again.... No one is saying what happened in Vancouver was correct, but like it has been said out here several times....let's not pass judgement on something until the whole story is out. I really don't know what your issue with LEO's are...

I find that separation to be very hypocritical . Don't worry some posters have family members that are LEO's so they know as well if not better than LEO's on how to do the job.  ::)

Is there a chance your parents are related by blood....like brother or sister??

Occam, What an unbelievable correlation you made. I do not know the true story of what happened to Mr Wu, but the media's account cannot always be believed. This may be shocking to you, but sometimes the media have an agenda and do not report accurately. I am not saying the VPD officers were...

bdave, Here I will give you a summary of the last 5 pages from people who do this for a living... -do not resist when given direction from a LEO -if you do resist expect force to be used -knee strikes are a universally taught technique for defensive tactics Do you think maybe the officer...

CBSA gives us $2500 for rent and $195 for parking, plus after 31 days you get %75 of your travel entitlements, meals and incidentals, which gives you an additional $62/day. Sometimes it is good to a civil servant!  ;D What I found when I was there, is the apartment/hotel will ask you where you...

FDO I highlighted points that you may want to reread...no wait I will simplify it for you. I work for CBSA, I have for the past 12 + years. I have worked as an officer doing a variety of tasks, at the border, training and inland, ergo I am a "government employee". I am not sure if you noticed...

No Hel Like Tac Hel , Whatever you decide to do is obviously your choice and for whatever reason you are retiring from the CF, is your own business. But I do have a question for you? Why not clear out with a sense of pride for what you have done and for what you have accomplished for the past 21...

Reading the article from the Montreal Gazette, it seems not to be as dramatic as CBC ( I know there is a surprise). By that account it sounds like the officers did their job how they are trained to and with compassion. Sargirl, When you make wild and baseless assertions about a criminal act...

Well they are goverment employee's and we all know how smart they are.  ;D