A Toronto officer has admitted he never saw drugs he claimed were in “plain view” inside a man’s car and then testified inaccurately at the preliminary hearing in the case, a police tribunal heard Tuesday.
The behaviour was part of a pattern of repeated misconduct where Const. Richard White, a cop with 18 years on the job, left “large gaps” in his notes on at least 20 occasions between April and July 2017, potentially putting criminal cases at risk, a police prosecutor told a tribunal Tuesday.
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