RCMP took law 'into their own hands' by entering N.L. home and questioning child, lawyers say - News Summed Up

RCMP took law 'into their own hands' by entering N.L. home and questioning child, lawyers say


A pair of criminal lawyers say that RCMP officers overstepped their bounds when they entered a Mount Moriah, N.L. "What seems to have happened here is that the police simply took the easy way, took the law into their own hands and completely disregarded their constitutional obligations." Two RCMP officers had entered the house through an unlocked door looking for a missing 17-year-old girl, Pike said, and questioned her 11-year-old daughter while shining a flashlight in her face. Cortney Pike stands inside the frame of the door of her home, where she says two RCMP officers entered unannounced around 5:30 a.m. Sunday morning. (Troy Turner/CBC)Pike said the police also told her they came to her home after receiving a report of the missing girl being seen in a red house on the street.


Source: CBC News June 09, 2022 16:52 UTC



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