Call to Action in Support of Constable Helen Grus of the Ottawa Police Service

2025-01-04

Call to Action in Support of Constable Helen Grus of the Ottawa Police Service

Jan 4, 2025 | Blog, General News

Call to Action in Support of Constable Helen Grus of the Ottawa Police Service

Ottawa Police Officer, Helen Grus is facing a charge of Discreditable Conduct for allegedly seeking links between Covid vaccine and deaths of children.

As part of the SACA (Sexual Assault Child Abuse) unit, their mandate is to investigate all sudden and unexpected child deaths of children under the age of five. These investigations are crucial and mandated by law.

Her upcoming appearance is January 6th -10th and January 14th-17th, 2025, at 9:30am at 211 Huntmar Dr. in Kanata in the community boardroom.

They have denied online viewing access to the public and are only allowing in person viewing. If you’re in the Ottawa area, please attend to support Cst. Grus.

This Call to Action was presented by someone at a recent meeting we attended, and we loved the idea and wanted to share this with the public as well.

INSTRUCTIONS

Thanks for participating in bringing attention to this serious issue.

The attached letter can be modified in any manner you feel necessary. Click here to access the letter. 

It is intended to be a guide of factual information and difficult questions that may provoke the necessary withdrawal of the charges against Detective Grus.

  1. Create an email for each recipient

  1. Cut and paste the letter into your email

  1. Create something respectful on the Subject line

  1. Put the name of the recipient on page 1.

  1. Add your name on the last page

Complete the letters and email them individually to the OPS members on the attached list.

Feel free to email them to others who may “need to know” as well.

Ottawa Police

Chief Stubbs stubbse@ottawapolice.ca

Deputy Chief Ferguson Fergusonp@ottawapolice.ca

Deputy Chief Burnett burnettp@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Rheaume Rheaumec@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Maloney Maloneyk@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent D’Aoust Daoustf@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Price Pricer@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Bryden Brydenk@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Lucas Lucasr@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Drummond Drummondr@ottawapolice.ca

Deputy Chief Bell bells@ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Dunlop Dunlopj@Ottawapolice.ca

Superintendent Lachine LachineH@ottawapolice.ca

Constable Grus has been denied legal funding by the Ottawa Police Association (OPA) board of directors.  The OPA dues are mandatory for all officers and civilians of the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) and the OPA has a duty to provide “fair representation” to its paying members.

If you wish to donate to her legal fees, please click here

Now, more than ever we need to stand alongside of these members and show our support!!

Check out the interview we did recently with Det Grus’ lawyer and Dr. James Thorp for more detailed information on this matter. Click here to watch the interview. 

 

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