Welfareville - Album - Participant: WPS Constable Peter Mombourquette

Offenders behind a blue wall

Please note: This is a work in progress. Expect to find broken links and missing pages, copy and paste confusion, etcetera.

In the name of Justice, to Protect and Serve. What do you do when justice is perverted by a criminal personality in a uniform, carrying a gun purchased by the public they ostensibly serve? As it turns out, The Aims of the Criminal Law are more divergent than it would appear from statute alone.

Windsor Police Service Constable Peter Mombourquette

Warning! This individual is an immediate threat to your life, safety, and property when acting under the authority of the office they currently hold. Protect yourself in a manner you deem appropriate to the circumstance.

March 21 2012 - Constable Kristopher Lauzon's unrecorded, fruitless perimeter search

Particulars

Director, Windsor Police Association (548 Windsor Avenue)

Remarks

Has an interesting definition of a "secured scene"

Developmental competencies evaluation

Please note: This is a work in progress. Expect to find broken links and missing pages, copy and paste confusion, etcetera.

Criterion	Officer's Task	Assessment	Comments
information seeking	ability to seek out information from various sources before making decisions
concern for safety	ability to exercise caution in hazardous situations in order to ensure safety of self and others
assertiveness	ability to use authority confidently and to set and enforce rules appropriately
initiative	demonstrated ability to be self-motivated and self-directed in identifying and addressing important issues
co-operation	ability to collaborate with others by seeking their input, encouraging their participation and sharing information
negotiation/facilitation	ability to influence or persuade others by anticipating and addressing their interests and perspectives
work organization	ability to develop and maintain systems for organizing information and activities
community-service orientation	proven commitment to helping or serving others
commitment to learning	demonstrated pattern of activities which contribute to personal and professional growth
organizational awareness	understanding the dynamics of organizations, including formal and informal cultures and decision making processes
developing others	commitment to helping others improve their skills

Associates:

Community safety:

Competency evaluation

Please note: This is a work in progress. Expect to find broken links and missing pages, copy and paste confusion, etcetera.

Criterion	Officer's Task	Assessment	Comments
analytical thinking	ability to analyze situations and events in a logical way, and to organize the parts of a problem in a systematic way
self-confidence	belief abilities and judgment and a recognition of personal limitations and development needs
communication	ability to demonstrate effective listening, verbal and written communication skills
flexibility/valuing diversity	ability to adapt to a variety of situations, and to work effectively with a wide cross-section of the community representing diverse backgrounds, cultures and socio-economic circumstances
self-control	ability to keep emotions under control and to restrain negative actions when provoked or when working under stressful conditions
relationship building	ability to develop and maintain a network of contacts, both inside and outside the police service
achievement orientation	desire for continuous improvement in service or accomplishments
medical/physical skills and abilities	job-related medical/physical skills and abilities, including vision, hearing, motor skills, cardiovascular endurance and upper-body strength

Narrative

October 2011: Chunkacabra returns to the wild
After two to three weeks of regular shouting matches at 914 Elsmere, interventions by concerned friends and temper tantrums that begin or end in the middle of the street, Patricia Amond finally throws her daughter out of the house. Tina Marie Kelly is banished to the multi-unit income property depths of the welfare jungle because her uncaring mother just doesn't understand the demands of a welfare slut life. Rikki Renee Reid no longer has a daily partner in crime! No more best friend a few doors down with nothing better to do, no more doubling of police calls, no more "independent witness" rehersals before a policing shitshow, no more over-the-top bruiser bitch and boyfriends!
Mustering every scintilla of self-control we have, our happy dance remains a private affair.
February 2012: The replacement
Of course, it couldn't last. Enter Amanda Ann Herba, welfare defrauding party skank extraordinaire. Rikki Renee Reid has a new best friend.
March 20, 2012 7:30 P.M.: CP 2012-16312 - The camera fucker and his yellow bitch
At the time of the occurrence, Constable Paul Brothers was partnered with Constable Kenneth Burt. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: Constable Paul Brothers and Constable Kenneth Burt.
March 20, 2012 10:55 P.M.: Repeat behaviour
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re: Ashley Simone's dish washer and his friend in a black pickup truck, you're going down Buddy
Place holder.
March 20, 2012 11:00 P.M.: Downtown goon squad roll-call
On duty as Acting Sergeant for shift lineup at 11 P.M. with Acting Sergeant Keith Broeckel.
Re: May 8 - police containment, intimidation, obstruction
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 1:07 A.M.: Heading out
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 1:10 A.M.: Nearly four years in the making, shit finally meets fan
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present. He responded to it.
Re: Amanda Ann Herba theft/destruction of Olympus PEN E-P1 during an unprovoked assault (in fulfillment of her threat made March 18, 2012)

"We're gonna beat your ass! You're gonna get it Buddy!" - Amanda Ann Herba, March 18, 2012
Place holder.
See: Amanda Herba, Rikki Renee Reid, Stephan Charette, Desiree Chevalier, Peter O'Quinn, Paul Renaud, Devon Ure, James Tadet
March 21, 2012 1:12 A.M.: Diminished return

Place holder.
March 21, 2012 1:13 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - The Regulators take action
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Peter Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
23. Accessory after the fact
343. Robbery
Place holder.
Police Services Act R.S.O. 1990
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 1:15 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - All the King's men
Constables congregating in front of the home: the occupants of the residence are now, arguably, detained.
March 21, 2012 1:19 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Night prowler
At the time of the occurrence, Constable Kristofor Lauzon was a member of the K9 unit. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene, though he was not present for this event.
177. Trespassing at night
  128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
128.(b) Misconduct of officers executing process / 139.(2) Obstructing justice
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
Section 7
  disclosure: you shouldn't have but you did, then deprived the defence of the (lack of) evidence
Section 8
  search: trespass at night to search for evidence, found nothing, deprived the defence of the information
Section 11
  compelled to be a witness: malicious prosecution
  fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal: Crown knew of no reasonable prospect of conviction
See: Constable Kristofor Lauzon.
March 21, 2012 1:21 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Waz up?
At the time of the occurrence, Constable Andrew Crossett was partnered with Constable Issam Salame. Constable Kristofor Lauzon did not have a partner. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene, though he was not present for this event.
Re: Kelly-Anne Girard walks into the "secured scene" and is brought over to the group of witnesses for a discussion and cigarette.
Place holder.
See: Constable Kristofor Lauzon, Constable Andrew Crossett, Constable Issam Salame, Rikki Renee Reid, and Kelly-Anne Girard.
March 21, 2012 1:25 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Testilying tit
At the time of the occurrence, Constable Kenneth Burt was not physically present but had been, for the first time, less than six hours earlier. Acting Sergeant Peter Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.

RESIDENT ... WILL ALSO HAVE CAMERAS ALL OVER INSIDE OF RESIDENCE AS WELL... AND HIS WIFE WILL NOT BE COOPERATIVE WITH POLICE... SHE WAS OWNER OF VEHICLE RUN ... INFO PER PC BURT WPS Tracy Klingbyle, CP 2012-16387 01:25 A.M.
Section 7:
disclosure: Place holder
Section 8:
search: forcible entry, trespass
Section 11:
Place holder
See: Constable Kenneth Burt (March 20, 2012 7:30 P.M.)
March 21, 2012 1:29 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Don't search me Mann
Constable Kristofor Lauzon parks a police K9 SUV at the rear of the lot to monitor the back door and north side of the home: the occupants of the residence are now detained beyond any doubt. Anyone with a desire to argue that an occupant was free to walk down the street to pick up some snacks is encouraged to submit written representations.
Section 8:
search: everything that followed
Section 10:
detention: to be informed promptly of the reasons therefor
March 21, 2012 1:29, 1:34 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Ringy dingy
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
128.(b) Misconduct of officers executing process
139.(2) Obstructing justice
137. Fabricating evidence

CELL XXX-XXX-XXXX PING WPS Tracy Klingbyle, 1:29 A.M. (CP 2012-16387)

LEFT A MESSAGE WITH BELL CORPORATE SECURITY, THEY SHOULD BE GETTING BACK TO US SHORTLY, ACCORDING TO THE RECORDED MESSAGE WPS Scott Vector, 1:34 A.M. (CP 2012-16387)
No further details on the "ping", no record of the return call from Bell. No record of the cellular phone ESN/IMEI/GPS search result...but this will be robbery. Uh huh. And it gets better.
Place holder.
Section 7
Section 8
Section 9
Section 10
Section 11
Section 15
March 21, 2012 1:52 - 1:58 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Meta-talk and gawk
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene. He was accompanied by Constable Andrew Crossett.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
348. Breaking and entering with intent, committing offence or breaking out / 349. Being unlawfully in dwelling-house

MALE WILL BE WANTED FOR ASSAULT. WPS Tracy Klingbyle, 1:24 A.M. (CP 2012-16387)

THIS WILL BE ROBBERY WPS Tracy Klingbyle, 1:30 A.M. (CP 2012-16387)
mens rea: 350.(c) - artifice, re: timeline per WPS records
139.(2) Obstructing justice
137. Fabricating evidence
Place holder.
Section 7
Section 8

Beyond the dwelling house itself, the law recognizes not only property rights but also territorial privacy interests in the land or property on which a private home is situated. In this regard, the courts have observed that “a reasonable, indeed a strong, expectation of privacy” also exists in persons’ “approaches to their homes”: MacDonald, at para. 26; R. v. Evans, [1996] 1 S.C.R. 8 , at para. 21. Accordingly, while there exists at common law an implied licence for persons, including the police, to approach the front door of a dwelling to facilitate communication with an occupant, not for a subsidiary purpose such as to secure evidence (Evans, at paras. 13, 16, 18, 20-1, 24; R. v. Atkinson (2012), 287 C.C.C. (3d) 544 (Ont. C.A.), at paras. 72-7), once the attendee acts outside this limited licence he or she becomes an intruder or trespasser: Evans, at para. 15. R. v. Wilhelm, 2014 ONSC 1637, at para. 103
Section 9
Section 10
R. v. Sinclair, [2010] 2 S.C.R. 310
Section 11
Section 12
Section 15
March 21, 2012 2:05 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
Re: Constable Christopher MacIntyre and Constable xxx arrive in a marked police cruiser
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 2:10 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
Re: Constable Khrystye Hamlin and Constable Peter Gacanin arrive on foot
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 2:13 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - The missing chapter
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
Re: Witness arrival, blocking highways, Constable Kristofor Lauzon, Constable Andrew Crossett and Constable Christopher MacIntyre (see: June 19, purjury).
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
Place holder.
March 21, 2012 2:27 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - These aren't the facts you're looking for
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
Re: occupants, facts, exigent circumstance, fiction - if you're going to make it up, at least consider the possibility that the spotlight you've just repointed isn't obscuring facts on the ground from the security camera as well as you'd hoped
March 21, 2012 2:29 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Fuckin' psycho!
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene. He was accompanied by Constable Khrystye Hamlin and Constable Peter Gacanin.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
348. Breaking and entering with intent, committing offence or breaking out
137. Fabricating evidence
Place holder.
Section 7
Section 8
March 21, 2012 2:35 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Lemme take a look over here, she might have tossed something
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene and the trespasser carrying the flashlight.
177. Trespassing at night
  128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
128.(b) Misconduct of officers executing process / 139.(2) Obstructing justice
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
Section 7
  disclosure: you shouldn't have but you did, then deprived the defense of the evidence
Section 8
  search: subsequent to detainment inside a dwelling, search of private property outside
Section 11
  compelled to be a witness: malicious prosecution
  fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal: Crown knew of no reasonable prospect of conviction
March 21, 2012 2:38 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Ambulance ride!
Flashy lights, upper arm blood pressure monitor, hands cuffed behind your back while perched on a seat, bumpy ride, dumb questions you have to answer seriously.

2:44 A.M. departure.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - See the freak, two bits. Please don't tap on the glass.
Re: Hmm. Not violent, high, delusional, or confrontational. Not good for the narrative. Now what? Chair in the hallway.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
122. Breach of trust by public officer
Section 12
chair in the hallway
See: Constable Peter Gacanin, Constable Khrystye Hamlin, Hôtel-Dieu Grace Hospital, Attorney General of Ontario.
March 21, 2012 3:30 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene in the Hôtel-Dieu Grace Emergency waiting area.
Re: Abusing his authority by questioning a witness after inflicting severe emotional distress, breaching trust by not recording or reporting the answers he didn't like.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
128.(b) Misconduct of officers executing process
122. Breach of trust by public officer, 2 counts
139.(2) Obstructing justice
423.1 Intimidation of a justice system participant or a journalist
Section 7
Section 8
Section 11
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Pee in a cup
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re: I have to pee, Constable Khrystye Hamlin is a closet sadist, Constable Peter Gacanin might need to hold the cup.

Place holder. Russell Cornett, June 19, 2013

Place holder. Russell Cornett for the Attorney General of Ontario, Closing arguments

Place holder. Scott K. Campbell, December 6, 2013
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
128.(b) Misconduct of officers executing process / 139.(2) Obstructing justice
122. Breach of trust by public officer
Place holder.
Section 7
  disclosure: you shouldn't have but you did, then deprived the defense of the evidence
Section 8
  search: taking bodily fluid involuntarily
  seizure: where did it go? where are the test results?
Section 11
  compelled to be a witness: prosecuted as delusional
  fair and public hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal: Crown knew
Section 12, while a patient in a hospital (unrestrained)
  necessities of life: urinate, Constable Khrystye Hamlin
  necessities of life: pee in a cup (forced personal search) or you can't use the bathroom
See: Constable Peter Gacanin, Constable Khrystye Hamlin, Hôtel-Dieu Grace Hospital, Attorney General of Ontario.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - But, but...it sounded good when we were making it up on the street with an independent witness or two that we were assured was/were reliable!
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
Section 7
Section 8
Initiated a search that, in law, is as personal and intimate as possible
Section 9
Section 10
Section 11
Section 12
Section 13
Section 15
140. Public mischief
137. Fabricating evidence
122. Breach of trust by public officer, 2 counts
Place holder.
States there was a Breach under PHIPA in his report. Collusion/confirmation provided in Hamlin's report. The alleged offender, subject to the policies and authority of the College of Physicians and Surgeons, denied having any memory of the event a few months after it occurred. Actual records do not support the alleged statement. Live issue to this day, ongoing damages and Charter violations, maliciously inflicted.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Medical assistance
Tetanus shot because of injuries.
March 21, 2012 5:15 A.M.: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Windsor limosine
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was the officer in charge on scene.
Place holder.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - "Thanks for asking, you're the first!"
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re: That's the guy?!? - "Fuck me, I'm famous", slap-punch, my camera!, picture time

The accused stated that when he was first attacked, the complainant struck at his face. He did not complain of any injuries to his face nor do the photographs he filed as an exhibit in this proceeding show his face. Scott K. Campbell, December 6, 2013
  128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
  139.(2) Obstructing justice
  Place holder.
Section 7, Section 9, Section 11:
  R. v. Cleghorn, [1995] 3 S.C.R. 175
See: Officer in charge, Windsor Police Headquarters - Holding cells, Constable Peter Gacanin, Constable Shane Miles, WPS Roberta Morgan, Attorney General of Ontario.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Ontario Provincial Court, Judicial Interim Release
Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present for these proceedings.
Re: witness for the Crown Rikki Renee Reid, Holly R. Debacker, show me no cause, find no onus.

And also that he not communicate with Rikki Reid... Holly R. Debacker without prompting or request, March 21, 2012
Place holder.
Section 7
  place holder
Section 11
  place holder
Section 12
  place holder
See: Attorney General of Ontario, Windsor Police Service, Judicial review, Ontario Superior Court September 25, 2013.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Catch and release?
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re: if you tell me everything while we're measuring and printing you, maybe "they" will release you...says the Police Constable to the prisoner being held on an indictable offence
Place holder.
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re: sheit, how'd that get there?
See: Paul Renaud and his wife, Amanda Ann Herba, June 19 - witness for the Crown Amanda Ann Herba, witness for the Crown Peter Mombourquette
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re:
See: Amanda Herba, Rikki Renee Reid, Jennifer Crosby, Paul Bridgeman
March 21, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
Re:
See: Amanda Herba, Rikki Renee Reid
May 8, 2012: CP/GO 2012-26716 - The old lady left? You're going down, mother fucker!
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Keith Broeckel was the officer in charge of witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre and Constable Michael Robertson. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: Acting Sergeant Keith Broeckel, witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre, witness for the Crown Rikki Renee Reid and unnamed witness Kelly-Ann Girard.
May 8, 2012: CP/GO 2012-26779 - "In the quiet words of the virgin Mary, 'come again'?"
At the time of the occurrence, Acting Sergeant Keith Broeckel was the officer in charge of Constable Sean Richardson and witness for the Crown Issam Salame. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: Acting Sergeant Keith Broeckel, witness for the Crown Issam Salame, witness for the Crown Rikki Renee Reid and unnamed witness Kelly-Ann Girard.
August 20, 2012: CP 2012-51622 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, witness for the Crown Andrew Crossett was partnered with Constable Michael Robertson. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: witness for the Crown Andrew Crossett, Constable Michael Robertson, WPS Tracy Klingbyle, Sergeant Wren Dosant.
September 25, 2012: CP/GO 2012-60280 - Place holder
At the time of the occurrence, witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre was partnered with Constable Michael Robertson. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre and Constable Michael Robertson.
October 4, 2012: CP/GO 2012-16387 - Ontario Provincial Court, Preliminary
Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present for these proceedings.
Re: Place holder.

Q. All right, are there any other parts of your statement that you say the police didn't record properly or you never said?
A. Those were the two that I questioned the crown about.
Q. Which Crown? It wasn't Mr. Cornett here?
A. No no it was the lady that was before you.
Q. That's Ms. Holmes I think her name is?
THE COURT: In the other court? Was she in the other court?
A. Yes.
THE COURT: Mr. Cornett?
MR. CORNETT: Yes, it was Jennifer Holmes was the last crown dealing with it in courtroom number 11 but I think my friend asked her a general question about her statement about whether there were any other parts of her statement that she took issue with.
THE COURT: Yes.
...
Q. Did you mention it to the other crown, the lady crown?
A. Yes.
Q. Today?
A. No it was the last time.
Q. On the last time?
A. Yes.
Q. Rikki Renee Reid, October 4, 2012

Place holder. Rikki Renee Reid, October 4, 2012
Place holder.
Section 7
  place holder
Section 11
  place holder
Section 12
  place holder
See: Attorney General of Ontario, Windsor Police Service.
January 26, 2013: CP/GO 2013-6142 - Obstructing I will go, Obstructing I will go, hi-ho the victim laid low, Obstructing I will go
At the time of the occurrence, witness for the Crown Issam Salame was partnered with unnamed witness for the Crown Shane Miles. Constable Michael Calce and his partner Constable Brent Glavin were wilfully obstructed by witness for the Crown Issam Salame as they arrived on scene with a physical description and positive identification of a fleeing suspect. This was the result: Paul Kevin Harper (January 2013 - June 29, 2016).
See: witness for the Crown Issam Salame.
June 17, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Place holder
Place holder.
June 18, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Place holder
Place holder.
June 19, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Place holder
131. Perjury

Q: Okay. And, so what time did you get to [the residence]?
A: If I may recall in my notes, approximately 02:30 hours.
Q: Say that again.
A: 2:30 in the morning.
Q: 2:30.
A: Yes.
Q: And, but were you in communication with Sergeant Mombourquette before then or hear information from Sergeant Mombourquette before that time?
A: Through radio trassmission I was aware he was at the location.
Q: Okay, but you actually got there after that communication and you got there at 2:30 is that right?
A: Yes.
Witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre, June 19, 2013
Constable Christopher MacIntyre arrived at the residence in a marked police cruiser at 2:05 A.M. and immediately partook in a brief discussion with Acting Sergeant Mombourquette, Constable Issam Salame, and Constable Andrew Crossett. When Constable Peter Gacinin and Constable Khrystye Hamlin arrived on foot at 2:10 A.M., he participated in a group discussion with them, Acting Sergeant Mombourquette, Constable Issam Salame, and Constable Andrew Crossett before positioning himself at the front entryway/walkway to the lot.
131. Perjury

Q: And you never that evening saw my client at all?
A: No I didn't. Witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre, June 19, 2013
Constable Christopher MacIntyre saw and briefly interacted with John D. Liddle's client that evening.
Place holder.
See: witness for the Crown Christopher MacIntyre, John D. Liddle, Russell Cornett
June 19, 2013: Ontario Superior Court, second floor hallway - Place holder
Re: Amanda Herba, new evidence, interview, late disclosure
128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
Place holder.
June 19, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Place holder
Place holder.
August 24, 2013: CP/GO 2013-61701 - Hello, Police? We have a problem. They're still breathing.
At the time of the occurrence, unnamed witness for the Crown Kenneth Burt was partnered with Constable Marcel Sarkis. Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present.
See: unnamed witness for the Crown Kenneth Burt, Constable Marcel Sarkis, witness for the Crown Rikki Renee Reid and Tina Kelly.
September 10, 2013: Precognitive victim prevention

See: WPS Patti Kelly (re: August 24, 2013 - GO 2013-61701)
September 16, 2013: CP/GO 2013-68255 - We're from the government and we're here to help
See: WPS Patti Kelly (re: September 10, 2013)
September 19, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Correcting an intentional mistake made by a misplaced green sash
See: Place holder.
September 25, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - Correction seems to make Walter Costa very angry, this is personal for the public interest

In the circumstances, considering the arguments on both sides, I have come to the conclusion that I am prepared to discharge this bail condition as it relates to Rikki Reid and in doing so, I am compelled to observe that dissolution of his obligation will likely not detract from her ongoing conduct as he has described it to date. Justice Gates, September 25, 2013
See: Sarnia's Illana Mizel (re: December 6, 2013), Walter Costa's personal attempt at holding together his malicious prosecution house of cards.
November 7, 2013: MFIPPA - No disclosure for you!
See: Windsor Police Service file #13-726 Decision
December 6, 2013: Ontario Superior Court - The stand up philosopher
Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present for these proceedings.
Re: coalescing the vapour of human experience into a viable and logical comprehension

See: Scott K. Campbell, Illana Mizel/Walter Costa (re: Rikki Renee Reid, Devon Ure,...)
December 6, 2013: Place holder
See: Windsor Police Service Professional Standards Branch, (then) Sergeant Jim Farrand (Re: Who is that police officer in my backyard? The wheels on the bus...)
February 14, 2014: Ontario Superior Court - Royal Perogative, you say? Judicial process, you say?
Acting Sergeant Mombourquette was not present for these proceedings.
Re: We don't need no stinkin' procedure!, Judge providing viva voce evidence, Judge disregarding Crown and defense agreement, Judge ignoring imbecility displayed by Ministry employee, etc.
  128.(a) Misconduct of officers executing process
  122. Breach of trust by public officer
  139.(2) Obstructing justice
  126. Disobeying a statute
  122. Disobeying order of court
Section 11
Place holder.
See: Tawnie Grayer, Scott K. Campbell, Russell Cornett, Walter Costa, John Liddle
March 6, 2014: Ontario Superior Court - Place holder
Place holder.
March 6, 2015: Place holder
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September 26, 2016: Formal notice

Written notice hand delivered to the individual's negligent institution, as defined by §22.1(b) of the Canadian Criminal Code¹. The portion constituting a formal notice under the Tresspass to Property Act lawfully prohibits entry onto property owned, controlled, or occupied by the authors. A second portion, dealing with the common law, prohibits entry or communication for any purpose. It makes clear that the presumption at §3.(2) of the Act is invalid.
¹See: Constable Jon-Michael Woods, CP 2011-40363 (July 12, 2011), for the first instance of confirmation in Police records.