The military’s top police officer is defending his detectives following a scathing report that identified significant mistakes in three separate investigations of an Afghan veteran’s suicide.
Provost Marshal Col. Robert Delaney says Canadians “can stand confident and proud” of the military police, and that it is “unfortunate” the force’s credibility is being called into question because of mistakes made in relation to Cpl. Stuart Langridge’s death in 2008.
“The unfortunate piece is the narrative is being built around a time and space of seven years ago, three particular investigations conducted by one detachment,” Delaney said. “And the unfortunate thing is, as is …read more
Source: Ottawa Citizen
