Mountie takes aboriginal woman home from jail cell to pursue relationship

[shockedcanadian]

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/mountie-takes-aboriginal-woman-home-from-jail-cell-to-pursue-relationship-1.2893487


RCMP Const. Kevin Theriault took an intoxicated woman he had arrested out of a cell and drove her to his northern Manitoba home to pursue a personal relationship, according to RCMP adjudication documents obtained by CBC News.

Fellow officers teased and goaded him by text message to see “how far he would go,” and another constable observed flirting between Theriault and the indigenous woman, saying he “jokingly made a comment about having a threesome” with her.

[Erich Bloodaxe BSN]

1. Your handle goes rather well with this disgusting story.

Showing that even in Canada, law enforcement thinks it can simply commit the crimes for which others are arrested.

'To pursue relationship (with intoxicated woman)' = 'rape'.

[Mass]

2. Is "relationship" an euphemism for rape now?

Or am I missing something ?

[immoderate]

3. Why do you think we call them "mounties?"

--imm

[uppityperson]

5. Mountie rapes prisoner in his own home? ASSHOLES

[bravenak]

6. We had a cop like that up here.

He's in jail. You know how it is... Ours liked to rape intoxicated Native Women too, imagine that!
Wtf? Sad, but not shocking to me unfortunately. I met the rape cop in my city once... You could tell he was creepy. His partner was okay but they did not seem close.

[Downwinder]

7. Not exactly Sergeant Preston.

[arikara]

8. The senior officer should be charged too, and demoted

The senior officer in the detachment first said “it wasn’t right” for Theriault to take the woman out of custody but finally said: “You arrested her, you can do whatever the f--k you want to do.”