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Montreal police chief vows ‘unprecedented action’ against officers who commit misconduct

Outlet: The Globe and Mail · Erika Morris · Published 30/10/2026 16:38 UTC

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Fady Dagher says he expects to give more details next month about ongoing investigations that have led to the suspension of six officers in recent months

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  1. Excerpt · detected on 30/10/2026 21:16 UTC

    City’s police chief Fady Dagher says he expects to address give more details next month about ongoing investigations that have led to the case and provide update on other misconduct allegations from earlier this year suspension of six officers in recent months

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    Montreal police officer could face charges after allegedly concealing evidence chief vows ‘unprecedented action’ against officers who commit misconduct

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