Ottawa Police Officer Pleads Guilty for Donation to Convoy

Ottawa Police Officer Pleads Guilty for Donation to Convoy

The fact that Const. Kristina Neilson of the Ottawa Police Service was charged with “discreditable conduct” by her Police Service should send a dire warning to anyone in law enforcement.

Const. Neilson simply exercised her rights as set forth by the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms and as such, did not discredit Ottawa Police Service.

If there has been any discredit in this case it was by the courts and those involved for failing to recognize it.

Ottawa Police Officer Charged for Misconduct after Donating to the Freedom Convoy

Ottawa Police Officer Charged for Misconduct after Donating to the Freedom Convoy

The Ottawa Police Service Professional Standards Unit has charged Constable Neilson under the Police Services Act and has provided her notice that if convicted they will be seeking a penalty of dismissal or demotion. This charge stems from a donation the officer made to the freedom convoy.

To threaten an officer with dismissal based on a donation to a protest is unacceptable.

Police on Guard stands with Constable Neilson.