Brazen criminals attacking, spying on off-duty Winnipeg police: "Criminal gangs have “severely assaulted” off-duty Winnipeg police officers, conducted surveillance on them outside of work and have even shown up at their family events in brazen attempts at intimidation.
A six-week-old Ontario labour-relations decision offers a rare look at the security threats facing Winnipeg police officers as well as civilian employees.
Those incidents have ranged from intimidation to property damage to physical violence over the past decade, the Winnipeg Police Service and the Winnipeg Police Association acknowledge, even as they decline to discuss specifics for fear of encouraging more incidents of harassment.
On Dec. 20, the Ontario Labour Relations Board ruled against Toronto's police union in a dispute with the Toronto Police Services Board over the five-year-old practice of requiring police in Canada's largest city to wear name tags.
The Toronto Police Association opposed the metal tags on the grounds they make it easier for 'bikers, stalkers and other individuals' to harm police officers, but the labour board decided the nameplates do not increase the risk of harm."
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