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Toronto police union leaders and Premier Doug Ford demand an apology from an Ontario judge for accusing three officers of lying and colluding during the Umar Zameer trial. The judges words, they claim, damaged the officers reputations. However, legal experts argue against the apology demands, stating it risks undermining public trust in the justice system. The Ontario Provincial Police report found no evidence of perjury or obstruction, but Zameers lawyer calls it an attempt to retry the case outside court. The debate highlights tensions between police accountability and judicial independence in high-stakes cases.

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