Former Mountie says ‘humiliating’ that sex assault probes against doctor dropped
HALIFAX — A former Mountie who filed a complaint against a physician who performed medical exams on recruits says it was humiliating to learn no charges would be laid against him after allegations of sexual assault.
Karen Miller laid a complaint against the doctor last year in relation to how he examined her in 1987 when she was a 21-year-old applying to join the police force.
Miller — who went on to serve 29 years — said in an interview Wednesday that former and current RCMP members who participated in the investigation dubbed Operation Empower need more information on why no charges will result from the allegations.