Suspended Hamilton police inspector retires rather than face disciplinary hearing

Law & Order | 206939 hits | Nov 29 1:03 pm | Posted by: shockedcanadian

Insp. David Doel, who had been suspended with pay for four years while facing a disciplinary proceeding, announced he will retire on March 31. Doel's retirement effectively ends his Police Services Act hearing since the Hamilton Police Service loses ju

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by shockedcanadian
Fri Nov 29, 2013 9:05 pm
$500,000 to sit on his ass and collect tax dollars. People who bitch about the guy down the street on welfare had best bite their tongue...
by Xort
Sat Nov 30, 2013 10:25 pm
Couldn't find the time to have a hearing in 4 years?

The one that should be facing a disciplinary hearing is the Chief.
by Jabberwalker
Sun Dec 01, 2013 4:33 am
A friend of mine is an Hamilton cop. I'm interested in his take on it but I would never put him on the spot by asking.
by Benn
Mon Dec 02, 2013 6:54 am
Yeah my take is if he's collecting a pension from the service he should still be held to account and any punishment be taken out of his pension somehow.

Regarding not being able to do anything, well I can see how it is internal stuff so not much that can be done but there is still this:

using police surveillance equipment to spy on an alleged former lover.

They can at least charge him with some type of stalking law. at least the creep will get a parting gift of a criminal charge, even if a lame one. Should be a slam dunk if they knew he used the equipment and who he was watching.

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