Achille Currado

And in the back of his locker, they find, I think, someone's health card or driver's license that he forgot to log in. So they send him a letter right away. And they say, well, we know you're off on PTSD. You have a mental health issue. But when you come back, we're going to investigate you for not logging this property into property control.

And, you know, probably stay in the same the states but up here we have the Police Services Act where it's just for police officers like conduct unbecoming, discreditable conduct, you get charged under this stuff, you lose hours, to the extreme, you can lose your job, right.

And, you know, probably stay in the same the states but up here we have the Police Services Act where it's just for police officers like conduct unbecoming, discreditable conduct, you get charged under this stuff, you lose hours, to the extreme, you can lose your job, right.

And, you know, probably stay in the same the states but up here we have the Police Services Act where it's just for police officers like conduct unbecoming, discreditable conduct, you get charged under this stuff, you lose hours, to the extreme, you can lose your job, right.

So what I can never, you know, really fathom is that, you know, in other cases, and I can, we can talk about this all day, where you have officers lying on the stand, to sink another officer. And you don't do anything about that. But you have a guy who's off on PTSD. And you're going to hammer him and tell him as soon as he comes back to work, you're going to charge him, right?

So what I can never, you know, really fathom is that, you know, in other cases, and I can, we can talk about this all day, where you have officers lying on the stand, to sink another officer. And you don't do anything about that. But you have a guy who's off on PTSD. And you're going to hammer him and tell him as soon as he comes back to work, you're going to charge him, right?

So what I can never, you know, really fathom is that, you know, in other cases, and I can, we can talk about this all day, where you have officers lying on the stand, to sink another officer. And you don't do anything about that. But you have a guy who's off on PTSD. And you're going to hammer him and tell him as soon as he comes back to work, you're going to charge him, right?

Getting into it just doesn't make sense. Like even in my case, the guy that from the London police on the London side, he was ex internal affairs, right? He, he worked in internal affairs for a couple years. And then he was assigned to investigate me. Well, in my case, and what really got me in trouble was I wrote this affidavit.

Getting into it just doesn't make sense. Like even in my case, the guy that from the London police on the London side, he was ex internal affairs, right? He, he worked in internal affairs for a couple years. And then he was assigned to investigate me. Well, in my case, and what really got me in trouble was I wrote this affidavit.

Getting into it just doesn't make sense. Like even in my case, the guy that from the London police on the London side, he was ex internal affairs, right? He, he worked in internal affairs for a couple years. And then he was assigned to investigate me. Well, in my case, and what really got me in trouble was I wrote this affidavit.

And then that affidavit, I was spelling out the corruption in the police department. And there's three different versions of that. Right. And So when I give Darko, Juliana, I thought the one copy of the affidavit that I signed and Darko had notarized because he said he was a notary as well, of course. So, you know, he kept that and he kept the other two copies as well.

And then that affidavit, I was spelling out the corruption in the police department. And there's three different versions of that. Right. And So when I give Darko, Juliana, I thought the one copy of the affidavit that I signed and Darko had notarized because he said he was a notary as well, of course. So, you know, he kept that and he kept the other two copies as well.

And then that affidavit, I was spelling out the corruption in the police department. And there's three different versions of that. Right. And So when I give Darko, Juliana, I thought the one copy of the affidavit that I signed and Darko had notarized because he said he was a notary as well, of course. So, you know, he kept that and he kept the other two copies as well.

One was a written copy with like talking about really crazy stuff and not crazy, but really kind of like exposing stuff like, you know, how they covered up for a pedophile that was in the department. They didn't charge the guy. um, talking about, um, ex chief, you know, um, talking about lots of things like that the senior offers are up to. Cause that's, that's what Juliana wanted me to do.

One was a written copy with like talking about really crazy stuff and not crazy, but really kind of like exposing stuff like, you know, how they covered up for a pedophile that was in the department. They didn't charge the guy. um, talking about, um, ex chief, you know, um, talking about lots of things like that the senior offers are up to. Cause that's, that's what Juliana wanted me to do.

One was a written copy with like talking about really crazy stuff and not crazy, but really kind of like exposing stuff like, you know, how they covered up for a pedophile that was in the department. They didn't charge the guy. um, talking about, um, ex chief, you know, um, talking about lots of things like that the senior offers are up to. Cause that's, that's what Juliana wanted me to do.

And she wanted to talk, she wanted me to give it to her from my experience, uh, how like, um, she wanted to prove conspiracy. So she wanted me to talk about how, um, how the, um,

And she wanted to talk, she wanted me to give it to her from my experience, uh, how like, um, she wanted to prove conspiracy. So she wanted me to talk about how, um, how the, um,

And she wanted to talk, she wanted me to give it to her from my experience, uh, how like, um, she wanted to prove conspiracy. So she wanted me to talk about how, um, how the, um,

process the hiring not the hiring process but the promotional process from sergeant and up to chief was skewed and manipulated and it was like you know they just picked the people that they want up there the people that should be chief and deputy chief aren't the people that should end up having the job so in my case this guy gets you know kind of the backtrack a bit but at a certain point when they're investigating me