Officer's notebook lost for five days in December contains names of about 60 individuals related to police activity or investigations, along with 50 addresses, and was used to commit a criminal ...

Victoria police are ­contacting those listed in an officer’s ­notebook that was lost in ­December and contains the names of about 60 ­individuals related to police activity or investigations, after ...

The case follows a similar occurrence in December 2022, when another officer lost a notebook containing 60 names and 50 addresses for five days but did not report it as lost to Victoria police.

Police say 60 names, 50 addresses listed in lost and recovered notebook, but witnesses weren't IDed CBC News · Posted: Feb 16, 2023 3:41 PM PST | Last Updated: February 16, 2023 ...

Police in Charlottetown have been asked to stop using names and addresses over police radios after some incidents of retribution. Thousands of households across Prince Edward Island are equipped ...

Victoria police are urging some people to take precautions, including temporarily moving out of their homes, after an officer temporarily lost their notebook. Kylie Stanton reports – Mar 14, 2024 ...

Police scanners in Saskatoon and Regina will no longer be open to media to monitor now that the police services are subject to the freedom of information and privacy laws in Saskatchewan.

While the mapping device might sound ripped from the pages of science fiction, the service is in the market for 3D scanners capable of creating an interactive replica of a crime scene. Police and ...

Police in Victoria say a notebook containing personal information of 54 people was mistakenly left in the possession of a suspected criminal for eight days.Police say an officer left the notebook ...