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06/09/2026

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06/04/2026

TPS Const. Parsa Hazeri, a three-year officer assigned to 33 Division, has been charged by the SIU with offences allegedly involving a female youth under 16 between September and December 2025. Charges include s*xual assault, s*xual interference, invitation to s*xual touching, transmitting s*xually explicit material to a person under 16, child luring, breach of trust, and careless handling of a firearm. TPS says he was suspended in January when the complaint surfaced, removed from operational duties, and police powers revoked.

After charges were laid, TPS says the Chief began the process to seek termination and served notice of suspension without pay. He was released after a bail hearing and is due in court July 17, 2026.

Former Thunder Bay Police Sergeant Michael Dimini Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Breach of Trust and Obstruction of ...
05/22/2026

Former Thunder Bay Police Sergeant Michael Dimini Sentenced to 3 Years in Prison for Breach of Trust and Obstruction of Justice

On May 13, 2026, Justice Michael Block sentenced former Thunder Bay Police Service staff sergeant Michael Dimini to three years in prison for breach of trust and two years concurrent for obstruction of justice.

The case stems from a November 24, 2020 incident where Dimini, then a sergeant, led officers into a Frederica Street apartment without a warrant or exigent circumstances. The judge described his actions as “militantly illegal,” noting that his motive was personal — searching for stolen tools belonging to his then father-in-law and wanting to impose extra sanctions on those he believed were responsible. He also altered another officer’s report.

The judge emphasized that police officers must be held to a higher standard because public confidence depends on them exercising their powers with “scrupulous propriety.” Denunciation is especially important in such cases.
Dimini’s lawyer has confirmed he will appeal both the conviction and the sentence. A bail hearing was scheduled.

This is a rare case where a Canadian police officer received a significant custodial sentence for these types of charges. While Dimini maintains his innocence and plans to fight the ruling, the decision sends a message that abuse of police authority will not be taken lightly.

Cases like this test public trust. When officers use their badge for personal matters instead of upholding the law, it damages confidence in the entire system.

05/21/2026

Former Durham Region Police Officer Facing Multiple Sexual Assault Charges Dating Back to 2003
Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU) has laid a significant number of charges against former Durham Regional Police Service Constable Kevin Seamons related to alleged incidents from over two decades ago.

According to the SIU, the offences stem from 2003. The case was originally investigated at the time but reopened in 2024 after the female complainant came forward with new information. A Canada-wide warrant was issued, and Seamons was arrested by RCMP in Morinville, Alberta on Wednesday night (May 20, 2026). He has since been released under conditions, including no contact with the complainant, and is scheduled to appear in Oshawa court on June 5.

The charges include:
• 6 counts of s*xual assault
• 1 count of s*xual assault with a weapon
• 7 counts of s*xual exploitation
• 6 counts of breach of trust
• 1 count of assault with a weapon
• 1 count of pointing a firearm

The allegations involve a female complainant who was 17 years old at the time of the incidents in 2003. According to public reports related to an earlier civil lawsuit, the woman alleges she met the officer at a Bowmanville police station and that the events unfolded over the following eight months. The SIU has stated it will not release further details as the criminal case is now before the courts.

05/20/2026

Three Toronto Police Officers Charged in Barcelona Sexual Assault Scandal — Back in Canada, Suspended WITH Pay… While Chief Myron Demkiw Stays Mostly Silent
Three off-duty Toronto Police Service officers — identified as Const. Evan Glennie, Rich Rand, and Caglar Yigit — are now back in Canada after being charged in Spain for an alleged s*xual assault on a s*x worker in a Barcelona taxi on May 13, 2026.

According to Spanish authorities (Mossos d’Esquadra), the incident occurred in Ciutat Vella. Two officers face charges of s*xual assault and assault causing injuries. The third was charged with attacking an agent of authority. Reports allege one groped the woman, another punched her in the face when she resisted, and the group was involved in the taxi confrontation.

All three have been suspended with pay under the Community Safety and Policing Act. Chief Myron Demkiw only addressed it publicly this week, confirming the suspensions and saying the service is seeking more details from Spain. No strong statement on the seriousness for public trust. No commitment to push for suspension without pay like in other cases.
This is the pattern.

Just months after Project South — the massive York Regional Police corruption probe — where seven active Toronto officers + one retired were charged with serious offences including drug trafficking, bribery, breach of trust, obstruction of justice, and leaking info to criminals (including a plot to murder a corrections officer). Six of those officers are now suspended without pay after public pressure.

The fallout? Federal prosecutors are reviewing roughly 30 criminal cases linked to these officers. Investigations, warrants, surveillance, and testimony could be compromised. Guilty criminals might walk free because the officers who built the cases against them are now accused of being dirty

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