It’s almost like their reputation precedes them or something. Oh, right, the reputation comes from the mouths of undesirables, so it goes unremarked.
CW: Abuse, sexual assault, misogyny.
A female sergeant with nearly 20 years on the force is coming forward with claims of sexual harassment and discrimination within the Toronto Police Service, allegations detailed in a recent complaint filed to the Human Rights Tribunal on Ontario.
Sgt. Jessica McInnis, a 43-year-old officer who has earned accolades since joining the Toronto Police Service in 1998, alleges she was subjected to a “steady barrage of unsolicited sexist, sexual, harassing and obscene messages” by Det. Mark Morris, her former police partner and co-leader of their Criminal Investigations Bureau (CIB) team, at downtown’s 14 Division.
The CIB tackles a range of crimes within the division, including thefts and suspicious deaths.
“I hope you don’t call the (Special Investigations Unit) on my (sic) when we do the nasty,” Morris texted her on Nov. 27, 2015 according to the claim, a message sent after Morris caught wind that the SIU, Ontario’s police watchdog, was probing sexual assault allegations against a colleague.
“Remember if I slapped that ass it’s not a sexual assault if I say nice game. That’s what we do in sports,” he added, according to the claim.
Sounds like the sort of person I’d trust with my safety. You?
-Shiv
“I hope you don’t call the (Special Investigations Unit) on my (sic) when we do the nasty,” Morris texted
If that was an IQ test, someone failed. I’d expect cops to know that txts are evidence.
That’s what we do in sports,”
Don’t they also smack eachother in the shins with hurley sticks? Sounds legit.
Sgt. McInnis’ sidearm should’ve had an accidental discharge. Maybe more than one. Hair trigger on that thing.