If you watch enough crime dramas on Netflix (or the streaming platform of your choice: my wife and I are watching the quirky Annika on PBS now), you are led to believe that solving crimes is a matter of time. Alas, that time can be as short as 53 minutes (i.e. one episode). In the real world it is not as easy as that. What, then, really happens when a shooting, which may be linked to the war in Iran (or Gaza or Lebanon or...), takes place and the police investigation begins? I talk with a former Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) to get the skinny.
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Canadian Intelligence Eh! Episode 324 - The pressure of investigating a shooting in wartime
Canadian Intelligence Eh! Episode 324 - The pressure of investigating a shooting in wartime
Even when the public wants immediate answers, police need time to do their jobs
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