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From stealing opioids out of the evidence locker to running Sarnia police intelligence: Is this really the best person for the job? thesarniajournal.ca/news/from-stea…

So @nathancolquhoun from the Sarnia Journal just wrote a story about Brad Murray, an ex Det Sgt from @HaltonPolice. Brad contacted me out of the blue looking for advice. Want to say 2017ish? He'd been arrested for stealing opioids from evidence and was suspended for the same. I didn't really have any advice for Brad, because our situations were different. He'd been suspended for stealing drugs from property, and I'd been suspended for going to the Toronto Star with evidence of officers committing various offenses, such as stealing drugs from property. Then Brad called me and told me he'd been offered seven figures by Halton Police to resign. He also told me @susanclairmont from @TheSpec had been going around telling anyone who'd listen I'm "bi-polar" and because of this condition I'd also admitted I'd "made everything up." I asked for a statement, which he said he'd provide, so I could sue the proverbial shit out of Clairmont, The Spec, and whichever poor soul she was now fucking at @HamiltonPolice, because it was clear from some of the other things Brad told me she was getting inside intelligence. I'd only met Clairmont once, at the Hamilton court House. I thought she was on her way to a costume party because she came dressed as a Japanese hooker, green see through dress, with non matching underwear, and pig-tails. Anyway, I'm getting off-topic. Brad then went dark on me. Some shit about getting a job with the City of Brantford and he couldn't talk to me anymore. I was monitoring his social media over the next few months, and watched him put in a $100,000 pool and his Brantford home. Suggesting a sudden increase in income, maybe? So why did he get preferential treatment? Brad had dirt. All the bad shit other officers had done, including the names for #ProjectNewton and that mess of a cover-up. So, an officer steals from evidence. Knows where the 'bodies are buried.' He gets a conditional discharge on the criminal charges. He gets a seven-figure payout to retire. Then he gets another six figures job working as a civilian intelligence officer with @SarniaPolice If those officers Brad had dirt on had been dealt with professionally in the first place, Brad could've also been put though the system, fired with cause, and saved the Halton tax payer millions of dollars. Brad's treatment is not accountability. That's not fair. That's not what taxpayers expect. It again shows a two-tier justice system where police departments protect their own. And just to evidence further, I'll add to this the Chief at Sarnia police is called Derek Davis. And Derek used to be Brad's boss at Halton Police when he got caught stealing drugs. I think we can agree that more than coincidental, no? And remember, if the chief tells you to hire someone. You hire them! #onpoli #canpoli thesarniajournal.ca/news/from-stea…