Former Vancouver Police Union president testimony conflicts that of officers

Former Vancouver Police Union president testimony conflicts that of officers

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The former president of the Vancouver Police Union, Tom Stamatakis, says as far as he is concerned, police officers should have been taking notes following the 2015 police involved death of Myles Gray.

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