In BC, when one municipal force has a problem, they invite in another municipality to review and investigate. It's definately not perfect because it's all still behind the blue curtain but it's better than nothing.
What frightned me the most with this was this:
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He told reporters the force does not track investigations against its own and has no understanding of the scope of the problem.
"There is currently no national, centralized co-ordination of member investigations," he said. "That means that no member of the RCMP, including the RCMP commissioner, can tell you how many criminal investigations have been undertaken into its own members.
"More serious is that no one can tell you how many members have been investigated for serious injury, sexual assault or death nor can they identify how many charges have been laid against their members nor what the outcome was."
I can't believe that any organization that large could have that kind of "head in the sand" attitude. Either their grossly missmanaged or shoing the same secrecy that got them into the trouble their in now.