Given the atrocious services delivered by the EPS and RCMP (a buddy of mine calls it Crime Management - not Crime Prevention) I think we should have the right to defend ourselves when threatened. The Federal Department of Justice or Police nation-wide doesn't seem to agree with that sentiment.
On an unrelated matter, a Chinese man Yao Wei Wu is going to charge the Vancouver Police Force in the case that led to his unlawful assault. (image of him a few days after the assault is shown)
A Vancouver resident mistakenly beaten by police at his home earlier this year has filed a lawsuit against the city, two officers and the municipality of Delta.Here is a CBC Interview about the legality of the assault.
The lawsuit filed Friday (March 5) by Mr. Wu and his wife, allege that Delta has conducted a "negligent investigation" of the incident. Delta police failed to obtain forensic evidence from the scene of the beating, interview material witnesses or prepare a report to Crown counsel "in a timely way at all," the documents allege. As well, Mr. Wu alleges in the lawsuit that the officers should face criminal charges.
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