OPP Const. Mohammed Hussain was set to go on trial Monday on charges of secret commissions and breach of trust.
An Ontario Provincial Police officer who was set to go on trial in a Toronto court Monday on charges of accepting secret benefits and breach of trust had those charges withdrawn last month at the Crown’s request.
Mohammed Hussain, 58, was charged in 2021 as part of a large-scale investigation into the GTA’s problem-plagued towing industry. At the time of his arrest, he was a 24-year veteran working out of the OPP’s Toronto detachment.
Indictments filed in Superior Court are missing numerous offences listed against the officers and others when investigators…
An officer with nine years of service faces multiple assault charges after the January incident.
Const. Derek McCormick’s conviction marks the first resolution of cases against the seven Toronto officers charged in the Project…
The lawsuit was filed by Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Staff Sergeant Roberto Manca.
The majority of the charges — including the most serious ones — against the officers and the accused criminals they allegedly…
The decision to drive an unmarked car into the two men was a "substantial and grave" breach of Charter rights, a judge found.
