Former Chief Sloly testifies at Rouleau Commission

October 24, 2022 RWN Staff

Former Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly Photo: Public Order Emergency Commission

Friday, October 28th, on Day #12 of the Public Order Emergency Commission (POEC), former Ottawa Police Chief Peter Sloly is testifying.

At 11am, Sloly was overcome with emotion recalling how hard Ottawa police were working and the criticism they faced, while the quality of information and intelligence he was receiving was so poor, it became a global story. Commissioner Rouleau called a 15 minute recess. Source: PEOC

View the live proceedings here:

Click here to view Commission lifestream

Members of the public have until October 31st to submit their own thoughts to the Commission. More information is available here:

Click here to make a submission to the Commission

The Canadian Constitution Foundation (CCF) cross examined OPP Commissioner Tom Carrique on October 27th.

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