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Investigation

BC’s director of police services order probe into historical allegations regarding the Prince George RCMP

Mar 9, 2023 | 8:40 AM

PRINCE GEORGE — MInister of Public Safety and Solicitor General Mike Farnworth says the Alberta Serious Incident Response Team has been selected to lead a probe into allegations of historic misconduct involving members of the Prince George RCMP and Indigenous girls.

In a statement, he calls the allegations disturbing, adding his government takes them very seriously.

“The Civilian Review and Complaints Commission (CRCC) issued an interim report to the RCMP commissioner outlining the failure of the RCMP to take action to address these complaints. The RCMP commissioner agreed with the CRCC’s findings and recommendations.

“While this report is directed at the RCMP, I have spoken to my federal counterpart Minister Marco Mendicino about these serious allegations and B.C.’s director of police services has ordered an independent investigation by an external agency into these allegations.”

Some of the allegations date back nearly two decades to 2004, when BC judge David Ramsay pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting Indigenous girls.

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Some of the same girls also accused a number of RCMP officers of crimes, but no mounties were ever charged.