Why the RCMP is in crisis: policing expert
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- Опубліковано 23 сер 2024
- What does that Nova Scotia massacre, and the RCMP’s response in the initial hours and months since, say about systemic problems inside the force?
Dawna Friesen sits down with Garry Clement, one of the leading authorities on policing in this country, for The New Reality. He says persistent problems inside the Mounties - including at the leadership level - are putting communities across Canada in peril.
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They won't find satisfaction through political correctness. Respect has always had to be earned. The cancel culture coolaid crowd cares not wether you are 'woke' or not. Politician's should mind their own business and allow the police to do their job according to the laws and constitution.
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Political correctness is how they killed their brand.... People wanted to join the RCMP because they were seen as hiring the best and being the best. When you don't do that, people realize the Emperor isn't wearing any clothes and aren't going to make a life of sacrifice living in hell holes to wear a red uniform that nobody respects. That is especially the case when the leadership is weak and the work environment toxic. They killed their band and they have themselves to blame.
@@fitsodafun😂
No they do need to be more "woke" they were willfully ignorant about Nova Scotia the shooter had a history of domestic violence and assaulted his patients at the clinic he had family that were cops so protected him gave him the uniform too just so many morons in Canada now of course some are cops too.
The big problem with the RCMP is that they have NO Leadership. For the past 15 to 20 yrs the RCMP promoted people that had no experience in supervising, no real police experience. Those that were selected for promotion were YES PERSON'S. The word Team has been replaced by "I, ME, MYSELF". Before promotions were based on experience in the Field that you where looking to be promoted in. Along with General Knowledge of Police Work.
Now that the wrong people are in charge because of Nepotism . They have NO IDEA what to do. They were too busy brown nosing, and have no idea what is ACTUALLY needed for Policing.
Of course Media has done it's Job at Tearing Down the RCMP. Polititians read 2 things Polls, and Media.
Every single government department and many private businesses are in the exact same boat.. people are retiring at a wild rate and nobody was ever trained to replace them.. most of the leaders in this country right now are people who have absolutely no right being in those positions.
@@Trythis837 I understand that people are retiring. Lack of planning by the different administration's is to blame. Not the people who are retiring.
@@paulmelanson1527 the management retiring, for the most part, created a culture in which yes men could thrive and qualified individuals would falter..
W5 has highlighted over and over again how bad the RCMP has dealt with investigations.
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Start with getting rid of the current commissioner, a Trudeau political appointee.
This has nothing to do with PM Trudeau or any other PM. It has to do with the unaccountability of the Commissioner, among, other issues. These issues exist prior to Justin Trudeau's birth. The RCMP lost numerous of its members due to the very poor management of its resources and management at large. There is no real accountability. I was a regular member of the RCMP for several years and ended up leaving because of a very toxic work environment and very incompetent and biased management, from top to bottom. I don't believe current politics have anything to do with these issues.
The gun grab in High River didn't exactly help their reputation and "shine". Some of them should have gone to jail for that action - breaking and entering - no excuse.
RCMP and Canadian armed forces. Both in crisis.
The entire country is in crisis
The number of RCMP recruits this year was 12, ya 12
RCMP has lost all integrity.
In general the RCMP deserves all this criticism, if only the judicial branch could receive the same treatment.
Both for sure. Any one good at being an officer leaves to do actual work, thanks to the floating tv screen reality and perception are in separate universes. The amount of crimes that go unsolved and unreported because people have zero faith in most police departments, and the courts, are for good reason.
@@ivanillyinch8902 My family knows a few cops, I know many of them are losing faith and getting burnt out because of the judicial branch of government and because of how politicized departments are becoming. But I can understand going through the trouble of investigating a crime and arresting someone, only to have that person get an early release thanks to some limp wrist judge who won't have to deal with the consequences of their decision.
I think they should phase them out.We are better off having just normal police
@@donnacollingridge5709 I agree to an extent. I think the RCMP should be dealing exclusively with organized crime, serial murder or disappearances and corruption within government. It doesn't make sense to have federal police pulling people over for traffic violations or do personal protection for politicians.
Perhaps then they could be more effective and improve their absolutely terrible reputation with the public.
@@davidtrojanowski1861 I've always wondered why Canada doesn't adopt an American way of the policing structure. The RCMP acts as both traffic/provincial police as well as being a federal branch that is equivalent to the FBI.
What I mean by a US policing system is adding provincial and territorial police to take care of outer municipal issues, essentially State Troopers. Every state in the US have State Troopers, meanwhile the FBI takes care of most federal issues (I say most because the US have alot of federal agencies that take care of different duties). I believe the RCMP should act as a federal agency much like the FBI and Canada should add more provincial policing.
Ontario and Quebec have their own provincial police departments, and if issues require federal oversight, the RCMP would step in. Provincial police already exist, why not add more?
I want to see the same title video but about media in this country.....
cheers to that
The RCMP must be abolished.
Being spread too thin doesn’t help any organization.
Well when a large number of officers are female you loose a lot of them due to mat leaves so it is no wonder they become short staffed..
It was so strange to keep thinking about the shooter, that he looked familiar, then realize we were friends at UNB decades ago ...
@Jessie O. Lee I believe he was nuts too. But, with all the false flags, the realization that things are always, never as they seem, makes me start to wonder now.
As if it matters.
Secrecy also creates distrust.
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
States secrets privilege derived from king of monarchy to official secrets act tyranny, treason, cover up for so called national security persists which really is to maintain status quo, fear, propaganda, dirty tricks, empires. Powerhouses, denials, lies, smears, retaliations stubborn against dissents, survivors, witnesses, experts, those watching the watchers.
Addressing the response to the rampage is part of it, but the RCMP refuses to address their failure to act on information this individual had illegal firearms. It's almost as if they welcomed another mass shooting so as to justify further firearm restrictions on law abiding forearms owners.
Bingo
Massive underfunding, massive underfunding, massive underfunding. Three answers to an obvious question!!
I think they’ve lost Canadians respect.
They are not canadas police force there the crowns. Are you all really that blind?
Freedom21 good ridden to her. Oh yah they do a great job of harassing and stocking people. I have felt with these juice junkie morons clearly you have not. They can all die for all I care and so can anyone who supports them.
Definitely in Alberta
You forgot to add, carry luggage across Roxham road to their list of duties.
I wish good luck to the RCMP in the next decades to come.
All policing in Canada is in bad shape
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Shity training is the problem. You don't let people know there is a killer running around town by Twitter when we have an amber alert system I'm place already that sends a message to every cell phone. They screwed up big time and no one has been held accountable
When the RCMP swear an oath to Queen Elizabeth and not to Canada and then protect a Prime Minister committing war crimes against his own people I have a problem with this police force . How can the RCMP expect any respect or co-operation from the public ????
Now their leader has gave them the highest power available! It's getting crazy.... not a canada I grew up in
What does RCMP stand for .. WHAT IS ITS PURPOSE .. BESIDE'S ASSISTANCE IN CRIME ⚖ 🇨🇦 🇺🇸
In my twenties I had a good friend named Tony Smith (a CGA), & his brother was interested in a career in the RCMP. I’ve always wondered how that turned out for him, considering how the media has reported on the RCMP over the years.
He isnt them. He should be fine people might not treat you well in uniform but gotta accept it, just words.
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
We never get our man. Particularly if it's a breaucrat or corrupt politician
Bingo! Good one.
100%
On point sadly so. State secrets privilege derived from king of monarchy and official secrets act tyranny, treason, propaganda, cover ups run amok.
there was a time when Canadian Intelligence was run by the RCMP and was considered exceptional. Then CSIS was designated as our intelligence agency....and our reputation fell apart.
I remained silent for so long. I had to leave the RCMP or become another statistic. I was posted in rural Alberta. I worked alone without backup and required to be the everything person. Often overwhelmed, overworked and underpaid. I was harassed bullied and towards the end assaulted by my superior. Aside from that monster of whom the organization did nothing about, I have never worked along side a better group of devoted members (sisters and brothers) of whom were often mistreated. The organization failed me and the remaining members and now their community. I will never have that red surge touch my body again.
Some actual truth right here. It's a game to many, just like the military, its fine though what goes around comes around every time for scum, nobody gets away with anything though it may seem that way sometimes.
I am happy you left! Your mental health is number 1. The universe will guide you and take care of you. Peace and love to you.
I totally understand your decision. The RCMP has lost and is losing many good members because of piss poor management and human resources.
The royal cupcake mounted police harasses law abiding citizens daily. It is a power trip. Rake them over the coals a few times they leave you alone.
Bullies are in many work places. Good management deals with it but when one is a rural location where a boss has all the power life can be difficult especially when upper management barely comes out. If they do come its on a day shift when the operation is 24/7. Go figure.
I have a friend in Regina Depot , I have a connection to depot for 40 years. Mayfield says you think the guys and girls are bad now on the force wait till you see what's coming. Garbage. He is retiring this year and says very happy to leave at this time.
They cannot get anyone to join. They are calling up recruits that were terminated 10 years ago, begging them to come back. Low pay low standards just accepting warm bodies, you are right the members coming out of Depot are the bottom of the barrell, not the cream of the crop.
I wouldn’t say that tried to apply for the rcmp since 2019 they are really strict and they decline a lot a people so for them to beg for applicants is a little bit wrong to say.
They only recruit NWO psychopath thugs for the last few decades.
I have first hand knowledge that the outgoing base commander ignored the plea's of atleast 2 cadets that were mobbing targets by either blowing them off or questioning their mental health back when he was a corporal. The force isn't going to fix their dysfunctional, cuthroat culture.
@Promotional Inc. I’m sorry my friend. As a black man willing to join RCMP after College I hope I see you there.
DISGUISING Rcmp should be disbanded.. UNREAL police action. SO DAM CORRUPT
Is the RCMP still welcoming fence jumpers at Wroxham Rd.? (While still expecting the public's respect?)
When I was a kid, back in the fifties we used to watch the RCMP musical ride at least once a year and sometimes twice. They looked so good mounted on their horses and wearing those stupid red suits. Now they are hirelings for the oil barons and thugs for Justin. They spend their time leaning on natives and jumping on reporters. When they aren't going after citizens they are embezzling the force and sexually harassing woman around them. I wouldn't let them near my kids anymore.
I’m reading everyone’s comments, & it’s quite unfortunate that so many people have such negative views of our major intelligence community. I want to believe that there’s a governing body that actually looks after the welfare of the people & who have our best interests at heart, but that’s getting harder & harder. There is so much corruption & ideology that these officers need to adopt, forcing them to conform to ineffective methods that clearly have not gotten them the results that they want. If “lack of funding” is the issue, they should try to improve that, & perhaps even consider letting an independent agency evaluate what’s working (& what is not), not-so-much for “reputations-sake”, but rather from the standpoint of becoming a stronger, better, more effective organization that Canadians can be proud of.
@@elainakosmidis8657 More funding will not improve their character. Study will not bring change to those determined to maintain the status quo because they want it that way. Their bosses political and badged are happy to have an armed gang of thugs who do not question orders. Change will not happen for the better though I wish it would.
@@Bentriverrusher Exactly. Scum infiltrates all organizations and realize they cannot get fired, so they focus on themselves and destroy everyone else around them. Dmd and all these groups need to reevaluate, and if they have to fire half the people, so be it because it would function better without them in any event.
@@elainakosmidis8657 the rcmp are a corrupt organization that needs to be given the boot.
@@Bentriverrusher : The intelligence community is a separate & distinct entity from “politics”. Unfortunately though, the accusations being made below this video seem to be true: “You scratch my back & I’ll scratch yours...” -type-of-mentality.
Can't expect any from unorganized crime.
underpaid? they earn around 100k a year??
Not everyone gets such salary in a high risk job. It's a calling only few can handle & some fortunate to get such pay grade.
I agree with a lot of things being discussed and some changes are long over due. However, change isn't always good and in my opinion the RCMP moved away from things that worked and embraced things that didn't and aren't working. The RCMP can't be everything to all people so they need to stop pleasing everyone. RCMP has embraced a victimhood mentality both from it's very own members and the public. Instead of trying to make a the RCMP better through training and adopting hiring policies focused on ability, integrity and apptitude the RCMP plays identity politics. They hire leaders to conform to social presuures instead of ability. the cater to every special interest group that has an axe to grind and there are plenty. They spend more time and emphasis requiring their members to take madatory diversity courses, explaining microaggressions and racial issues than courses focusing on tactics and investigations. The RCMP needs to focus on getting and keeping good members, training these members and distance themselves from the social pandering. The other issue is the media. they have also changed. Media is not the friend of the police so I understand some reluctance to share anything with them as it will be distorted and twisted to fill an agenda, media is not after the truth, they are after the next big "gotcha". However, I think the RCMP should be more open to what is going on. I have watched some good media releases from police chiefs in both Canada and the United States and they typically give out the details, at the same time they typically don't take nonsense from the media when they try to manipulate a narrative.
It’s hard to disagree with you, & the whole matter is mind boggling. It’s quite unfortunate, as you stated, that “They hire leaders to conform to social pressures instead of ability.” That, within itself, speaks volumes.
the rcmp were created to get rid of indigenous people. The rcmp should be shut down immediately
@@voidremoved thanks for giving an example of one of the nonsensical narratives I referenced in my comment.
The cops have one job , and most fail , it's the one where they must follow our charter of rights and freedoms .
@@ArmageddonKaine check out the history of Canada Peter , you may learn something.
When there is anything that requires a person in the force to attend, this includes hockey and curling matches, these officer are taken from small detachments which could left with one officer left alone. I worked almost exclusively alone, however this was long ago and after a while it burns people out.
Rcmp has been a joke for generations and continues to harass and get the wrong man every time.
What if ... 🌳 there were ten thousand arrests per month ... and 37,000 officers .. cruisers ... computers 🖥 .. secretaries ... unions police .. lawyer's .. Justice ⚖
Could that affect inflation ... or could NBA NFL NHL ... CAUSE 376,000 PEOPLE TO SELL CRIMINAL DRUG PROSTITUTES 70,000 OFFICERS.. AND DROP IT ON LAW ABIDING OVER WORKED LAPS .. 🇺🇸 🇨🇦
Sketch counterstrike city police you could be right it doesn't matter
WHY ARE THERRE NOT RESERVE PART TIME OFFICERS?
Arming private security guards and having paid reserve constables could relieve a lot of this special event related burden.
Understaffed, underpaid, overworked, sounds like the circumstances of a lot of civil servants. Social workers, teachers, firefighters, PSWs and LPNs...
You forgot to mention the most important and critical point.. The rcmp are not properly trained and have a terrible management structure
The RCMP needs some major reforms, for its own sake and the public’s.
Totally disbanded.
Growing up I always wanted to be an RCMP. Over the years I created the best freindship imaginable with three of them. They all became highly respected highranking officials in the organization. One of them marched with me for mens rights for children. Now we have all retired, they with over thirty years service each. We are all very near our end now. All three of them have only one wish left in life. They all wish they could erase their history with the RCMP completely. They all say its the most disgracfull organization on the planet today. From the contact I've had with the RCMP over the last few years, which is extremely little, I would have to agree. however anything they ever told me I would consider it gospel anyway as I have never met three more honorable men in my life. And I will die with my pride and honor
The RCMP kicking Sitting Bull out of Canada should've tipped you off. The RCMP has been rotten since its foundation.
Sorry to ask , but where have you been ? Gossip ? Sounds just like any rcmp
Public relations officer .
Point finger else were , and claim it is only gossip .
I’ve served my country, been on deployments . Retired too a small town , that the rcmp has control of . All I see is a bunch of over paid , abusive bullies, that either didn’t retain any training there received , or was none .
Policing should not be in a cavalier style , as they do here and most of all everywhere there have control of .
I’ll die with my boots on !
Probably the killers on highway of tears in Canada 🇨🇦 here them pigs
I agree with everything your friends have to say. My father was a very honorable member, who died while serving in 1995. He had 29 years in and was a Staff Sgt. Being an anglo caucasian male, I had been shut out for years in trying to join and got my chance in 2002. I went to Depot and did extremely well. But, I didn't get along with the trouble makers who were always trying to either pit people against each other or have the group turn against someone. I had been quite popular so that moment came for them when I was asked to fight a female in a boxing style match. When I knocked her down she tore ligaments in her knee and I became the bad guy. What happened was textbook style mobbing which was the most stressful thing you will ever go through. It was worse than watching my father die. I was ostracized, judged more harshly and set up to fail at every turn. The wagons were circled and the most malicious lies and aspersions were cast upon me. I had been the strongest in my troop, had the highest grades, never failed a scenario but when I complained it fell on deaf ears. But, it was even worse than that because there is strength in numbers and my facilitators refused to do anything to help me labeling it a "personality conflict". Even when they found out the truth when I was my way out the door because of stress and fatigue, they refused to punish the people who led this campaign against me because it would have made them look bad. Personal accountability and leadership is almost non existent. These two corporals I had, made it to the highest levels of the organization. I was told I could reapply and absolutely refused on the grounds that they refuse to deal with toxic work places and willingly hire the most dishonorable types of people. Ten percent of the outfit are the most amazing and wonderful people you could ever meet who have your back. Forty percent are good people, who won't join the mob, but won't stick up for you either. The other 40% are weak minded and will join a malicious mob and 10% of the force is rotten to core and are less honorable than people rotting in prison.
I wish I could erase my "history", which is the worst kinds of memories. I have a feeling your friends spent alot of time around the bottom 10%....
RCMP Syndrome is the same as Stockholm Syndrome, love of your Captors.
Since the 90's the RCMP have become a very political organization rather than a policing focused organization, especially now since it has been headed by Trudeau's political pawn. Their strength as a police force has always been rural policing, hence their acronym GRC which stands for Gendarmerie royale du Canada, has been used to describe them, by their own members, as Gravel Road Cops.
Gravel road cowboys.
@@91cobra50 Yes that too. Also the Queens Cowboys.
Good for them they need to be able do better than billing and using hurtful force!!! Even killing!!!
The RCMP among many networked citizens, are involved in legal abuse, gang-stalking, community mobbing, false flagging, framing and entrapment, contriving and or destroying evidence, human trafficking, exploitation and the list continues.
Even now I am being bullied and harassed by gang-stalkers from my past and present. My wife and I moved to Cranbrook about 6 years ago. First we were funneled into the Lakeview lodge in Cranbrook $$$. My stalkers from back east, followed me here. Some even beat me here, which makes me question ingeniously thought out funneling tactics. Then since being here, my computer has been hacked. Odd people moving in and out of the buildings around me. People following me in stores. Police lipping stuff to me when they pass by and point at me. Improper investigations during what appeared to be possible entrapment from an underage tenant. The list seriously goes on. They even park next to me when I go to the grocery store, on my hikes, biking. Sometimes, it's even an off duty officer's vehicle, which I recognize because I'm friggin Batman. They will even follow me into stores. They make it look as if they are slandering me in plain site, in order to get a reaction from their street theater routines.
@@robert.9028 My issue involved government formed gang-stalking, which I am sure Canadian Human Rights knows about. I caught a few of them working with my gang-stalkers from my youth. They are one big messed up networked human trafficking cult. I am pretty sure my wife and I were funneled here. Way too many coincidences, and that's because these freaks orchestrate lies, so they can keep their abusive power to traffic and exploit whomever they wish.
I've been victim to both patsying and honey potting, drugged and manipulated more times than I can remember. They also love to use MK tactics, found during the 20 years of Project Monarch. Our society has become rigged for class control and utter abuse. It's almost as if I was the last to find out.
you sound ridiculous.
@@truthseeker7685 You may want to straighten your crooked badge and give it a quick spit polish to get the tarnish off.
I do find it interesting that you felt the need to search for an 11 month old comment, just to tell me it's ridiculous.
What's your motive?
This public servant corruption and democide, a 'modern western Stasi,' central to the now failing country has attacked and sidelined otherwise competent activism and conservatism in my BC town.
In Canada, section 83.01 of the Criminal Code[1] defines terrorism as an act committed "in whole or in part for a political, religious or ideological purpose, objective or cause" with the intention of intimidating the public "…with regard to its security, including its economic security, or compelling a person, a government or a domestic or an international organization to do or to refrain from doing any act." Activities recognized as criminal within this context include death and bodily harm with the use of violence; endangering a person’s life; risks posed to the health and safety of the public; significant property damage; and interference or disruption of essential services, facilities or systems.
Like the DND, It all starts at the top and flows down hill.
Community policing works best.
That deserves a big amen. I hope dnd is disbanded too, nothing but cadpat welfare clowns 🤡 and deranged sadists left.
When the head of the RCMP would rather have Trudeau in her bed than a jail cell that should tell you everything you need to know about the state of the legal system in Canada
Probably each province should run its own "state police" while the RCMP should investigate in federal crimes and have mobile police units that can be used temporarily to assist local or state police forces in case of an big event, a riot or terrorist attacks...
So generally a more similar organization to us over here in Germany or in Australia with state and federal police with different jurisdictions.
@@Impaled_Onion-thatsmine Let’s join the RCMP and make a change and ofcourse make good money lol
I'm amazed thats not the case already for the RCMP management smh
Australia has no local municipal police
Each province should have its own federal police, 2 cops for each civilian, heavily armed and absolute immunity for state/provincial crimes.
Too many women in position of authority turning everyone into snowflakes.
"Progressivism" destroys everything it touches.
I was in a McDonalds near the Parliament Buildings one day and a uniformed RCMP officer waiting in line started complaining out loud about the lousy management in the force. Everyone waiting in line just stood their stunned at his rant. This is not good.
Buddy, you have no idea....its bad, the only thing holding it together are the Constables who want to work...they take it personal but they're starting to see the light. Not defending their "leadership" anymore. Shouldn't even call them that
"Mc" not "Mac" (Donald's)
@@ALuimes Oops!
@@ALuimes MacDonald was his jealous cousin who somehow also got the trademark for McDoanlds. Strange but true. 😅🤣😋💘❤💯👍
Should have legalized conceal carry so people could defend themselves.
If it were like that this would have never taken place.
It would have ended quickly before the trail of destruction.
Agreed.
At moment .. someone explain to, "Pierre Poilievre" what a Court House in Canada 🇨🇦 May Look Like ... without knowing of, "Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II" History
God Keep Our Land ☆
Amen
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The disgraceful treatment of an Alberta Preacher and the subsequent takeover of his church , west of Edmonton . Every single member of the rcmp should ashamed of themselves . Not only the ones involved in the criminal lockdown of said church ,but any member who doesn’t stand up and say “ this isn’t right “ and take a stand to protect every Citizens’ Charter Rights !
The Broken Dreams Broken Lives Report tells the story of why they’re a stain on Canada’s image.
RCMP are military trained, ready for tRudeau to call martial law
"If it is known that legitimate police reform is needed, why continue to stand against making impersonating law enforcement & identity theft acts of terrorism and/or treason." - BayouRoach
propaganda at it's best, nothing like global news
Surrey replaced their rcmp crisis by helping out by forming their own police service. Problem solved.
Correction. Since 1993 the counter terror national force in Canada is JTF-2.
The guy was being paid by the RCMP,when do u ever go to a bank and draw out 475000. In cash. NEVER
The solve rate of Criminal Code cases within the RCMP in 1969 was 74%. In 1997 and beyond it had dropped to 42%. Herbert Hoover in 1970 said the RCMP was a million-dollar police force run on a buck. Well, now its a one-buck police force run on millions. I read his memo in 1970.
Underpaid and underesourced because the provinces and municipalities who get their services are not paying the full cost of policing.
Rcmp youtube turns off every comment.
And we wonder why citizens distrust the rcmp?
Embarrassing joke across canuckistan
Provinces and territories need to build their own police agencies. Alberta is halfway there, they could build one around their sheriffs. N&L need a bigger force.
The RCMP are no different then The Cdn.Military.
Third best as far as Politicians are concerned including interference.
The RCMP should do Federal and Interprovincial Policing.
They need to get out of Provincial and all forms of Muni Policing.
Don't get me wrong as my family have been associated with the RCMP for over 75 yrs.
I personally have worked countless J.F.O.'s with RCMP members with great success.
We better remember The RCMP is and always will be one of the best Police Forces in The World.
If They are not, it means Canada has let Them down and Fallen!
I have been to Depot for training in 2019, unfortunately, I had to return because my parents situation changed and looking to make a return very soon!
Wish you the best
Look deeper. They are mercenaries. Their flag is foreign. They do not enforce the law. So if you want to be a criminal and join the criminal conspiracy....you can....but you will become the Nazi if you are not one now. It's all the rage...all the police forces are doing it....and you too can be exposed for the lawless, intimating; threatening; and violence you incite in the name of public and office safety on UA-cam.
Trudeaus - S A - GESTAPO
If our police force is underfunded we all suffer the consequences ‘ much like our other hero’s , just look at what is going on elsewhere in the country 😮
What about the killings of unarmed natives in NB who needed help? The RCMP is racist organization. I have a friend who was a RCMP officer for a total of 6 months who left the RCMP for racist actions against him.
is it because theyre corrupt?
Rcmp need to be dissociate from gouvernment. Paid by an another entity
Lost respect for the RMCP!!
Conducting illegal activity!!
I am currently watching videos:
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Freedom Convoy!
The new Brown Shirts.
@James Earl Definitely Better.
Hail Trudeau!!
March 20. 2023
On Friday March 17. 2023.
My house had been invaded. As the Ahousat R.C.M.P.
They bashed my door right in. They had no search warrant.
They beat my son.
They brought a plywood. Just dropped it off expecting my son. To fix it.
I told them it's their job. You guys should be accountable.
He was away constable Mike.
They failed.
They took my son to jail. Beat him. Their was witnesses too.
Now my son is injured.
So as a individual that has rights.
They are trying to cover this up.
So sad.
Let them be effective n responsible.
The RCMP are a group of thugs, I hope your son recovers
Maybe spend less time worrying about wokeness and more time reflecting on why you guys are helping our government step all over people's basic rights... For shame never have I been more embarrassed about my country and our national police force than today...
RCMP assets abuse, retirement due to medical then getting a contract for same duty is a total abuse RCMP truck sitting at the contractors house used once a week.
The RCMP is rife with backstabbers and cutthroats. It's like the TV show "Survivor".
Of you want a friend in the force, join the dog section.
Stalwart Scottish Police Chief Cameron Miekelson is the only choice to come in and lend an all-expenses-paid, consulting hand to put things back on the right path moving forward.
My entire life I have been terrorized by the RCMP CSIS and local police and government in Canada there are countries around the world who have very good satellite military servalance those who chose to break the law to enforce the law will be held accountable for their actions tic tock tic tock
These guys are violent and belligerent and out of control. They need to be replaced by provincial police.
Thier Answer to everything take away citizens rights leave the criminals alone
GJ
Corruption. Incompetence. Greed.
I'd like to see her retired so she can focus on her charitable work and her faith groups 🙏
Get rid of the higher ranks of the RCMP.And Trudeau
Under paid, understaffed, and overworked pretty much summarizes all Canadian publicly funded programs.
Trudeau's army .
Trudeau's personal guards
2022... hold my beer. Now no one respects the gestapo
I’m always amazed at the number of armchair quarterbacks that are out there. Particularly those in the media. The majority of these people have absolutely no clue what it takes to be a police officer or a member of the RCMP for that matter. They wouldn’t last 5 minutes doing the job I used to do. We used to jokingly referred to ourselves as the McDonald’s of policing because we were expected to be everything to everybody and to do it for cheaper. When I first started we had great benefits, our salaries were similar to the nearby non RCMP police departments, etc. but over the years that changed greatly. Yet there are still a lot of members willing to work long hours, 24/7 while most people get to sleep through the night and spend Stat holidays with their families. There are a lot of great, hardworking members in the RCMP and I’m really tired of hearing them get criticized.
You’ll notice that the majority of the tragedies you reported on have occurred in small detachment areas, areas that are typically policed by a very small # of members - many of whom have had very.little, if any, experience dealing with those types of situations. Why should they be crucified for not doing a perfect investigation in an unfamiliar, dynamic situation? Do you honestly think that those members didn’t want to catch the bad guy at the earliest possible opportunity? Do you think those members were at Tim’s eating doughnuts while that maniac was driving around killing people? It’s easy to criticize, but much harder to do the real work. Do the RCMP a favour and don’t expect them do perform so many varied duties in so many locations within Canada. You might be pleasantly surprised.
Yes, my stepfathers cop father that beat his wife and kids was a great guy 🤪
KG - you’re a perfect example of someone who bases a global opinion on one example. Who can’t name someone that is a waste of skin? Regardless of whatever profession that rounder is in. I know doctors, lawyers, judges, accountants, fast food service workers, etc. that all fit the bill/situation you’ve described. Are you condemning all of the individuals in those professions based upon your very limited experience? I would like to think not.
R: I have read a fair # of the publications you have mentioned and I agree with you that the RCMP has its share of issues. My point however was that there are a lot.of dedicated, hardworking members working in the Force and that it’s unfair to continue dumping on all of those members for what others have done. Every occupation has its share of lazy, useless workers - you just don’t hear about them because isn’t newsworthy. Part of my issue was also that it’s unfair to expect individuals (typically junior members) to perform a task that they’ve likely never been trained to do or likely have had minimal practical experience doing. This isn’t the fault of the “boots on the ground” - it’s got to do with the McDonalds of policing comment I made in my previous post.
It’s very easy to criticize from the safety of a living room chair in one’s “jammies” - it’s another thing to get off your butt and try to fix the things that need attention. I have no issues with getting rid of the “deadwood” in the RCMP and this is one of the reasons I worked in a Professional Responsibility Unit at one point in my career. I do, however, have a problem with people making over reaching generalizations that dump on an entire group based on the opinions of others that typically have an “axe to grind”.
Sorry, the last comments were for N.
@N Greetings. I have no problem with criticism when it’s justified but you clearly missed the points I made in both posts - specifically about the news media dumping on the RCMP as a whole and the fact that the many good members of the Force do not deserve it. I clearly stated that the RCMP has its share of issues and that I have no problem with getting rid of the problem children within the Force. In fact, nobody hates bad cops more than good cops. Clearly you felt slighted when my points were directed to the global news media that continue to only post, print, broadcast, whatever, the “not so complementary” things the RCMP does, but rarely if ever mentions all the good work they do and the sacrifices it’s members make so that the general public can sleep soundly at night. As I also stated it’s easy to be a critic when someone has the benefit of hindsight and comfort - not so easy when you have split seconds to make life altering decisions in the middle of the night.
Being book smart does not necessarily give someone the ability to render an informed opinion about a subject because “until you’ve walked a mile in my shoes” they’re missing a big part of the puzzle. You’re definitely entitled to your opinion but if you actually read what I wrote perhaps you’re the one who doesn’t take criticism well. Regardless, enjoy your bliss. Hope you never need the services of the organization you have obvious disdain for. But if you ever do I truly hope you get one of the good ones which, in case it isn’t abundantly clear yet, are the majority not the exception to the rule. No mocking involved.
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This type of police should be abolished. Long time we know there are bad apples in there, by now, if not rotten all might have mould. They are not underpaid. See how much they earn. They have guaranteed to earn two millions dollars during their career. On top they get a big beautiful piece of land. The idea of being a type of FBI should not be considered. We have seen what they have done in the past, imagine as fbi!
Knowing a few cops and being a personal reference for a couple, affirmative action and political correctness has ruined all police forces. The problem with 1-2% of the police force has caused so many internal issues. RCMP cannot (or choose not to) enforce laws with indigenous issues, due process on known criminals is way over the top, people are hired which cannot drive, and mentally not able to manage a person unless there’s 3 or more of them. Like all government departments the best is not being promoted, but with their gender identity, and I’m not talking about make/female. Now they are being asked to arrest and detain what were perfect citizens prior to 2020. Fines are given to decent people. Until recently only criminals would be the only ones hating on police, now BLM, pastors and church goers , journalists, family gatherers all have issues with the “policing” of its citizens. Police loose more lives due to suicides than work related to murder, because these issues are overburdening them. This news feed is also directly criticizing the police.
They should be criticized. Cowards the lot of them.
Cops never stop people to help them. The days are gone when people felt comfortable around a cop with a gun , badge and authority...they are on duty to extort money , property and freedom from loving Canadians.....
@@davebrown5124 as my friend would say, laws are for law abiding citizens. People who break the law will continue without caring for them. Many have quit as they don’t like the direction the Police is headed. The Ottawa police chief who just quit was disliked by Toronto policemen. He was hired based on ethnicity. Sanders in Toronto was hired based on merit and was loved by his fellow coworkers. This is another problem governments have internally. The same problem is at the LCBO, School boards, corrections and crown corporations! The best person is not hired!
Using the cops as revenue collectors , won't make anyone feel safer.
RCMP should be dissolved! Waste of taxpayer money.
I don’t know anyone who has confidence in the RCMP ,I have fake confidence
Due to the recent activities of the policing in Canada the world is starting to figure out how come your helmets are shaped the way they are
There used to be a time when the news was seen as interested in making things work instead of tearing them down. The RCMP might have problems but one of them in that case was the public holding back information and the legal system that protected the time bomb that went off.
I don’t think that’s what caused them to shoot up a fire station full of innocent people..
@@Trythis837 they did not Shoot up a Fire Station full of people.
Two officers saw another RCMP member. They believed that he was the crazy shooter. They fired at him. Where they screwed up, is they did not check on the firehall to make sure everything was OK. Those two members screwed up big time. They alone are to blame. Not the organization.
@@paulmelanson1527 the organization chose to not warn the general public about an active shooter dressed as an rcmp officer to protect its own officers from potential vigilante violence.. they sacrificed the lives of the people of Nova Scotia to save themselves.
@@Trythis837 for some reason we will never know. The provincial leaders of the RCMP decided not to do a public Alert. Did it get lost in the bureaucracy of the RCMP, and the provincial public safety.
Nobody in a position of power will ever let us know. Somebody is protecting themselves. If it does come out..it will be a Scapegoat.
@@paulmelanson1527 no.. we know.. they did it to save themselves.. that’s all the rcmp ever does.. if anyone thinks the rcmp are here to protect us they’re insane..
And do nothing to stop scammers or investigate our blackface PM
Sad really... They've become the Canadian Geheime Staatspolizei.
Hopefully they reform and recapture that old reputation that they used to have.
RCMP IS the Walmart of policing
Enemy of the people. Shall be treated as such.
Rcmp is now desiring to fine citizens and spend more time òn traffic ticketing than actually solving real thefts and offenses. How can we take the rcmp supposed ticket police seriously?
They spent 150 yrs oppressing natives. The hell did you expect?
The government needs to reform many things in regards to public security. First create a border patrol division in the CBSA so that RCMP officers can go back to their "regular" duties. Create a "secret service" type of agency that focuses on protection of the Premier and visiting dignitaries... freeing up again more rcmp officers and finally like the gentleman proposed: step away from municipal and provincial policing.
Well, we're still here. We clearly need to rethink this thing as it's clearly not working.
MASONIC CORUPTION?
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Yup!
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Yes!
The public image of the RCMP is so tarnished that restoration may not be possible. I first witnessed the rot in 1976 during a trial where I was called as a witness. After my testimony I was allowed to observe the balance of the trial. I watched a defense lawyer trap an RCMP officer while the officer was testifying...the Mountie was caught lying on the stand. Shocking. The magistrate stopped the trial, dismissed the charge, and advised the officer that he must appear before the magistrate in a closed hearing the following day. Perjury. Wow.