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blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2025-Q1
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_vehicule_implique · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_vehicule_implique · 2024-Q2
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q2
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2025-Q3
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_vehicule_implique · 2024-Q2
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_vehicule_implique · 2024-Q2
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_vehicule_implique · 2024-Q2
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2025-Q3
blessure_grave_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
deces_intervention_policiere_autre · 2024-Q3
injury · 2013-Q3
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) is responsible for conducting investigations into all officer-related incidents which result in death or "serious harm" (as defined in Part 11 of the Police Act) within the province of British Columbia. As the Chief Civilian Director of the IIO (CCD), they are required to review all investigations upon their conclusion, in order to determine whether they "consider that an officer may have committed an offence under any enactment, including an enactment of Canada or another province." (See s.38.11 of the Police Act). If the CCD concludes that an officer may have committed an offence, they are required to report the matter to Crown counsel. If they do not make a report to Crown counsel, they are permitted by s.38.121 of the Police Act to publicly report the reasoning underlying their decision. In a public report, the CCD may include a summary of circumstances that led to the IIO asserting jurisdiction; a description of the resources that the IIO deployed; a statement indicating that the IIO, after concluding the investigation, has reported the matter to Crown counsel; or a summary of the results of the investigation if the matter has not been reported to Crown. This is a supplemental public report related to the investigation into the injury of an adult female that occurred in early August 2013, in the city of Chilliwack. In a first public report, dated in early October 2013, it was indicated that IIO investigators had interviewed four civilian witnesses to this incident. The summary appears to be incomplete as submitted.
injury · 2013-Q3
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of British Columbia conducted an investigation into an incident involving the serious injury of an adult in the city of West Vancouver. The affected person sustained a serious injury to their head, allegedly while being transported by officers to the police department. The incident occurred in mid-2013. The IIO asserted jurisdiction pursuant to Part 11 of the Police Act, as the incident constituted "serious harm" as defined under that legislation. Upon conclusion of the investigation, the Chief Civilian Director (CCD) reviewed the matter as required under s.38.11 of the Police Act to determine whether an officer may have committed an offence under any enactment, including an enactment of Canada or another province. This public report has been issued pursuant to s.38.121 of the Police Act, indicating that the matter was not reported to Crown Counsel, and providing a summary of the results of the investigation and the reasoning underlying that decision.
injury · 2013-Q3
The Independent Investigations Office (IIO) of British Columbia conducted an investigation into an incident involving the injury of an adult that occurred in mid-2013 in the city of Squamish. The affected person sustained a serious injury to their wrist, allegedly sustained while being taken into custody at their residence. Pursuant to s.38.11 of the Police Act, the Chief Civilian Director (CCD) of the IIO reviewed the investigation upon its conclusion to determine whether an officer may have committed an offence under any enactment, including an enactment of Canada or another province, as required under Part 11 of the Police Act. The IIO's public reporting authority derives from s.38.121 of the Police Act, which permits the CCD to publicly report the reasoning underlying a decision not to report the matter to Crown counsel.