Allegations date back to days of disgraced Prince George judge David Ramsay
B.C. public safety minister Mike Farnworth says an investigation will be launched into an apparent failure to properly investigate allegations made roughly two decades ago that RCMP officers in Prince George were sexually abusing Indigenous girls.
The CRCC, which investigates complaints about RCMP procedure, has declined to make the report public, citing privacy concerns. In an email to the Citizen, Farnworth said he "can confirm that the province will be launching a full independent out-of-jurisdiction investigation into the troubling complaints highlighted in the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission Report on the RCMP in Prince George."
"In addition to this investigation, my ministry is working through the recommendations made by the Special Committee on Reforming the Police Act. We are working collaboratively with First Nations and local governments to inform the new policing and oversight legislation.
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