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Constable Demoted for Unauthorized Case Access | Edmonton News
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A police constable has been demoted for two years after secretly investigating sensitive infant death cases, sparking outrage over abuse of power and undermining public trust. The penalty, second only to dismissal, underscores strict accountability for accessing private medical records without authorization. Despite claims she was whistleblowing, the tribunal found no evidence to support this, citing a troubling lack of awareness about the gravity of her actions. The demotion costs her roughly $30,000 in lost income and another $25,000 in missed opportunities since her 2022 suspension. The hearing itself was marred by misconduct, including name-calling and excessive objections, further highlighting systemic flaws in how such cases are handled.
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