Achille Currado

the her attorney says look i want a copy of the cell video everything's recorded there i want a copy of the the transport video as well well months and months and months and months go by and he can't get a copy he has to go in front of the judge for like the fifth time And get a copy of the video and the crown says, oh, well, we haven't seen, seen the video. We don't know what's on the video.

Why is this important? Why is this pertinent to the case? Well, because you're charging her for assault police of something to happen in cells, but you won't give us the video that shows. So long story short and what ends up happening is the crown eventually has to concede the video. And in the next court date, the crown says, yeah, I watched the video.

Why is this important? Why is this pertinent to the case? Well, because you're charging her for assault police of something to happen in cells, but you won't give us the video that shows. So long story short and what ends up happening is the crown eventually has to concede the video. And in the next court date, the crown says, yeah, I watched the video.

Why is this important? Why is this pertinent to the case? Well, because you're charging her for assault police of something to happen in cells, but you won't give us the video that shows. So long story short and what ends up happening is the crown eventually has to concede the video. And in the next court date, the crown says, yeah, I watched the video.

I think the defense, we're going to withdraw the charges, and I think the defense is going to have a motion. So they end up charging the officer with assault. Right. But that happens all the time. And you know what? I know the officer that was charged.

I think the defense, we're going to withdraw the charges, and I think the defense is going to have a motion. So they end up charging the officer with assault. Right. But that happens all the time. And you know what? I know the officer that was charged.

I think the defense, we're going to withdraw the charges, and I think the defense is going to have a motion. So they end up charging the officer with assault. Right. But that happens all the time. And you know what? I know the officer that was charged.

know what he's a great guy like he's a good guy but the thing is he had a bad day you know what i mean and it's i'd probably say that i wouldn't i'm surprised that that happened because he doesn't seem like the type of guy that that would do something like that but we all have bad day with bad days we have stress or whatever and you know like i said most of the guys on the street

know what he's a great guy like he's a good guy but the thing is he had a bad day you know what i mean and it's i'd probably say that i wouldn't i'm surprised that that happened because he doesn't seem like the type of guy that that would do something like that but we all have bad day with bad days we have stress or whatever and you know like i said most of the guys on the street

know what he's a great guy like he's a good guy but the thing is he had a bad day you know what i mean and it's i'd probably say that i wouldn't i'm surprised that that happened because he doesn't seem like the type of guy that that would do something like that but we all have bad day with bad days we have stress or whatever and you know like i said most of the guys on the street

are there to do a job and they want to serve the community. It's just, it's the whole, that whole mindset, right? You know what I mean? Like, you know, you're, you're in this club and you know, you gotta be careful how you act in that club because you can have a good career or you can lose your job or you can have a really bad career. So anyway.

are there to do a job and they want to serve the community. It's just, it's the whole, that whole mindset, right? You know what I mean? Like, you know, you're, you're in this club and you know, you gotta be careful how you act in that club because you can have a good career or you can lose your job or you can have a really bad career. So anyway.

are there to do a job and they want to serve the community. It's just, it's the whole, that whole mindset, right? You know what I mean? Like, you know, you're, you're in this club and you know, you gotta be careful how you act in that club because you can have a good career or you can lose your job or you can have a really bad career. So anyway.

He disappears. And the thing is, like, this is the funny part, like, you know, he gets charged for all these like minor offenses, like shoplifting and stuff. And he's on conditions. He gets released on conditions. And one of them is to reside. Pardon me?

He disappears. And the thing is, like, this is the funny part, like, you know, he gets charged for all these like minor offenses, like shoplifting and stuff. And he's on conditions. He gets released on conditions. And one of them is to reside. Pardon me?

He disappears. And the thing is, like, this is the funny part, like, you know, he gets charged for all these like minor offenses, like shoplifting and stuff. And he's on conditions. He gets released on conditions. And one of them is to reside. Pardon me?

Um, so like, it's a little bit different, like than the States, like we don't usually for like petty crime like that, you don't usually get a big bond or whatever. Like, you know, you may have a, a surety come in and they may say, okay, well we'll release you on like $2,000, uh, bond, but they never take a deposit.

Um, so like, it's a little bit different, like than the States, like we don't usually for like petty crime like that, you don't usually get a big bond or whatever. Like, you know, you may have a, a surety come in and they may say, okay, well we'll release you on like $2,000, uh, bond, but they never take a deposit.

Um, so like, it's a little bit different, like than the States, like we don't usually for like petty crime like that, you don't usually get a big bond or whatever. Like, you know, you may have a, a surety come in and they may say, okay, well we'll release you on like $2,000, uh, bond, but they never take a deposit.

So when he gets released from all these like petty thefts and stuff, he gets released on conditions like say to reside a certain address, not to commit another offense or depending on.