Sunday, November 27, 2022

Suicide of Vancouver police officer in 2019 examined

The National Post is reporting that "A lawsuit filed on behalf of Const. Nicole Chan’s family says she died in January 2019 during a severe mental health crisis after having two intimate affairs with superior officers. The lawsuit says she was extorted by one of those officers to continue their sexual relationship, and B.C.’s workers’ safety agency accepted her mental health claim for multiple sexual assaults.” Why is this not surprising?

"The statement of claim says B.C.’s police complaints commissioner asked the New Westminster Police Department to investigate the claims and it recommended charges against the officer who was alleged to have extorted Chan. The lawsuit says the Crown prosecution service later said it wouldn’t pursue a charge." So now we have a corners inquest to cover it up. That is abominable. It is theoretically possible she committed suicide because she was being extorted. It's also possible she was murdered for going public and filing the complaint.
This is reminiscent of the murder of Jasmine Thiara. Constable Jasmine Thiara, a member of the Richmond RCMP, committed suicide under the Oak Street Bridge with her own gun. She also had an intimate relationship with one of her senior officers. The only difference is that she was pregnant and was exited to have the baby. Her suicide fails the test of believability.
This brings us to the sudden death of Donnie McWhirter's girlfriend last month Brittany Stinn. That is suspicious. Blaze has a history of domestic violence and a very long history of lying. The fact that he was accepted into the Witness Protection Program was a shameful disgrace. He's out now and he didn't serve his sentence. Now his GF is dead thanks to IHIT and the CFSEU.

12 comments:

  1. Wait, New West recommends charges and the Prosecution Service declines? The "fix" is in. How do these people live with themselves?
    Is it not against regulations for any superior officer to have any relationship with a subordinate?

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  2. To sue in BC in medical is almost impossible

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  3. From the notice it appears she was quickly cremated. Kind of hard to exhume that body for a forensic autopsy after that. For a guy with a history of violence against women that could be highly convenient.

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  4. BC is so corrupt, most people in management in any occupation have sold their sold for the pension money, promised when they retire.

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  5. dennis_watson@protonmail.com
    Correct?

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    1. Sorry, no. It's dennis_watson100@protonmail.com

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    2. Protonmail complies with government warrant requests. You might do better to communicate via Session Messenger, as they are incapable of providing information to authorities

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    3. Yea, I was locked out of my hotmail which is even worse. When I saw Switzerland seize Russian bank accounts I knew it was compromised. As far as I'm concerned nothing is secure.

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  6. off topic here, but what ever happened to Steven King? Loonie? The gangsters of yesteryear? lol

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    1. To my knowledge Steven King got in Ricky C's bad books and started doing something with the Outlaws back east. Loonie was busted in the Philippines. His co accused was released on a technicality but I'm not sure if he was.

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  7. Is the ex wife of one of the officers accused the branch manager of the streets dept for the city of vancouver Dennis ?

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    1. I don't know. One of the accused in the first case is Sgt. Greg McCullough.

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