Vancouver police respond to allegations of 'arrest quotas'

Vancouver police respond to allegations of 'arrest quotas'

Performance measures -- not quotas -- are what the Vancouver Police Department says inform officers' daily work. This follows a police investigation into a complaint alleging these officers were instructed to meet arrest quotas. Kier Junos reports.

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