General Headquarters OPP officer faces traffic charge after Springwater collision

Breaches of Ontario’s provincial laws by officers who are supposed to enforce them. Incidents range from violations of the Highway Traffic Act to the Police Services Act, raising questions about accountability.
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General Headquarters OPP officer faces traffic charge after Springwater collision

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SPRINGWATER TOWNSHIP – A member of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) has been issued a Provincial Offence notice following a two vehicle collision motor vehicle involving an unmarked police vehicle which occurred on Friday March 11, 2016 at 4:00PM.

The collision occurred County Road 93, south of Dalston in Springwater Township and was investigated by officers from the Barrie OPP.

There were no injuries sustained in this crash and damage to the vehicles was minimal.

Provincial Constable Monica Cachagee, a 25 year member of the OPP who works at General Headquarters in Orillia has been charged with Pass on Right, Not in Safety, contrary to Section 150(1) of the Highway Traffic Act (HTA).

https://www.barrietoday.com/local-news/ ... ion-265444

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OPP officer charged in Springwater crash

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SPRINGWATER TWP. - A 25-year OPP veteran has been charged following a two-vehicle crash Friday afternoon on County Road 93.

Barrie OPP say the crash involved an unmarked police vehicle around 4 p.m., just south of Dalston.

OPP say there was no injuries in the crash and minimal damage caused to the vehicles.

Charged with pass on right, not in safety in contrary to the Highway Traffic Act is Const. Monica Cachagee, who OPP says works at General Headquarters in Orillia.

http://www.thebarrieexaminer.com/2016/0 ... ater-crash
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