SIU concluded injury to a man was not the result of excessive force.
Kingston Police have been cleared of any wrongdoing after a man suffered a broken shoulder during an arrest on January 25th.
Officers responded to a mental health call involving a 53-year-old man who was reportedly delusional, paranoid, and acting violently.
During an attempt to apprehend him under the Mental Health Act, the man resisted, leading to a physical takedown by police.
The Special Investigations Unit’s Director Joseph Martino concluded the injury occurred without the use of excessive force.
Pobezal ignites Frontenacs offence in win over Steelheads
Public assistance requested for missing woman
Snow shoveling is great exercise but comes with health risks: SEPH
Fraser Institute report sees Kingston elementary schools get mixed results
Kingston Police found firearms during distress call
