April 11, 2025, 6:20 pm
In Prince George, British Columbia, a controversial arrest left a man injured while carrying a firearm, prompting a call for an independent review by the local police watchdog. The incident, involving an allegedly intoxicated individual in a residential area, has raised serious concerns over police conduct and the protocols followed during the arrest. The oversight body has been called in to assess the circumstances surrounding the incident, with community members demanding increased transparency and accountability in law enforcement practices.
PRINCE GEORGE - British Columbia's police watchdog has been called in over a man injured during an arrest after he was reportedly intoxicated and walking around a housing complex in Prince George with a firearm.
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