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Police Complaints Commissioner’s office has set a public hearing in allegations of sexual misconduct against Vancouver police sergeant.
Sergeant. Kiron McConnell was also a coach in many institutions after high school, and the commissioner’s office said that the allegations include seven women, including police officers and former students in Royal Rhodes and Kwanlin Universities for Applied Arts.
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This is the first public hearing invited by the Police Complaints Commissioner since the province amended the police law, which allowed their office to contact the listening sessions early in the discipline.
In a statement, OPCC said the Police Complaint Commissioner, Rabu Rajan, decided the nature of allegations and that the public interest supported the need for a hearing.
The office says that the commissioner indicated that the use of imbalance in power for a sexual purpose does not only harm those affected directly, but also negatively affects the safety of the police and the public’s confidence in the police.
The session will be held at the Coroners Court in Burnbei on April 7, and will be chaired by retired provincial court, Bird Ilan.
