Calgary, Alberta, Canada (Signal High) —– A Canadian (Calgary) police officer has been charged with stealing more than ten thousand dollars worth of goods from local hardware stores. The thefts and fraud were allegedly committed over a one year period. Calgary Police Constable Bradley Tepper has been relieved of duty and charged with theft over $5,000, and fraud over $5,000. Tepper, 52, is a twenty year veteran of the Calgary Police. He is scheduled to appear in court September 24.
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Chief of Police Katie McLellan quite correctly remarked in a statement, “When a criminal investigation involves one of our own members, it has the potential to undermine trust and confidence in our service.” McLellan took opportunity to blather on about their responsibilities, impartial investigations, principles, accountability, etc. She made no mention of improving hiring and screening practices, and supervision.
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