One of the inquest jury’s stated aims is to determine ‘how, when, where and by what means’ Myles Gray died, as well as to make recommendations on how to prevent similar deaths
More than seven years after a man who owned a florist supply company died in a shaded yard as a handful of Vancouver constables struggled to arrest him, the officers will speak publicly for the first time about what happened that day.
Mr. Gray’s sister is scheduled to be the first person to testify Monday morning at the quasi-judicial hearing, which is a fact-finding and not a fault-finding process. Inquests also allow lawyers for the various parties present to question those on the witness stand but not in the adversarial style that cross-examinations can take in criminal trials.
A crucial recommendation she expects the jury could issue is for Vancouver Police to equip its front-line officers with body cameras. The inquest is slated to run for at least 10 days and hear testimony from 41 people, including a total of 18 officers as well as Ronald MacDonald, the head of the Independent Investigations Office, and paramedics that responded to the scene.
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