Cornwall Police Officer Charged by OPP with Domestic Violence #CCPS March 24, 2015

Cornwall PoliceOFFICER CHARGED

 

Cornwall ON – A Cornwall Community Police Service officer was arrested and charged on Thursday, March 12, 2015, following an investigation by the Ontario Provincial Police, Grenville County Detachment into a domestic violence complaint.

The 43 year old male officer has been charged with Assault contrary to the Criminal Code. The officer who has been a member with the Cornwall Community Police Service since 2008 is to appear in the Ontario Court of Justice in Brockville, on April 10, 2015. The officer has been reassigned to administrative duties.

 

As with all domestic related incidents, the Cornwall Community Police Service does not release the name of the charged person to protect the privacy of victims of domestic violence.

POINTING A FIREARM, CARELESS USE OF A FIREARM, UNLAWFULLY CAUSE BODILY HARM

 

Cornwall, ON – A 16-year-old Cornwall youth was arrested on March 23rd, 2015 and charged with pointing a firearm, careless use of a firearm and unlawfully cause bodily harm. It is alleged that on November 7th, 2013 the youth pointed an airsoft gun at a 13-year-old friend and fired the firearm causing the 13-year-old to seek medical attention for her eye. Police were contacted and an investigation ensued. On March 23rd, 2015 the youth attended police headquarters to deal with the matter. She was taken into custody, charged accordingly and released to attend court at a later date. Her name was not released as per provision of the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

 

POSSESSION OF A CONTROLLED SUBSTANCE, POSSESSION FOR THE PURPOSE OF TRAFFICKING, THEFT UNDER

 

Cornwall, ON – Paul Nicholls, 34 and Catherine Pawley, 27 both of Long Sault were arrested on March 23rd, 2015 and charged with possession of cocaine and possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. Pawley was also charged with two counts of theft under $5000 for an unrelated matter. It is alleged that on March 23rd, 2015 they were found to be in possession of a quantity of cocaine when they were stopped at the port of entry. Police were contacted to investigate and took them into custody. They were charged accordingly and later released to appear in court on May 5th, 2015.

8 Comments

  1. thats BS COPS hide their name if it was an everyday citizen he wud b expose .that law should be changed Too many laws that protect the cops

  2. An “Airsoft” gun is not a firearm… Oh Cornwall Police Service.

  3. Not so Albert. In domestic situations, the names are usually withheld to protect the identity of the victims.

  4. Albert Maheu….no the name would not have been released if it was an everyday citizen. Releasing the person charged name would essentially be releasing the victim’s name as well.

    Lassie….the definition of a firearm has changed. It doesn’t have to be a true firearm for someone to be charged. Just look at the people charged with offenses using a fake or replica firearm.

    BTW, I hate auto – correct.

  5. I do not trust cops at all and Cornwall’s cops in particular. I remember the stories that my husband came home with while on taxi and going to one of his friend’s who owned a pizza place. OMG the things that went on would make many people shake their heads and lose all respect for all of them from the RCMP, provincial all the way down to the municipal. I know way too much and have absolutely no respect for any of them.

  6. It is never a good idea to paint ALL from a profession with the same brush. Just because some do questionable things doesn’t mean they all do.

  7. I will have my say.. and justice will prevail against…. the cornwall police and what they did to me..a disabled veteran lady…with too big a heart…and too big a memory for numbers…and witnesses to boot…you did not get away with it a second time..like you whispered to your buddy as I walked out of the courtroom…and I will offer you soap on a rope when you go to jail..because what you and your buddy did to me is more than a crime……it is down and dirty…and it is never over according to chief Blair in Toronto and Judge Jacobucci…and send this message to your mayor…and Parkinson..or whatever his name is…,chief of police there…because it is not over….not ever…God bless..

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