Dooks defends officer’s actions
Posted Jul 2, 2010 7:01 am.
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The head of The Calgary’s Police Association is defending an officer accused of a serious breach of privacy.
The constable is alleged to have tapped into a police database as part of a personal, family-related dispute.
President John Dooks says there was nothing sinister about the officer’s actions; he just went about it the wrong way.
But the privacy commissioner and an internal police investigation say the member did commit serious breaches .
He could be fired.
