Errant officers using a Taser inside a single individual's bedroom
Jan 4, 2010
We as a family have filed in the Court of Appeal of BC with regard to
Statement of Claim in SCBC that Justice Parett ruled on Sept. 1, 2009,
if appealed, the Defendant, (Saanich Police) would have to pay costs
for transcripts and documents for the purpose of hearing to be
conducted by tribunal in Court of Appeal.
The case pertains to
Torture, contrary to Section 269.1 of the
Criminal Code, falsely alleged to
be an arrest under the BC Mental
Health Act, by errant officers using a
Taser inside a single
individual's bedroom, against a lone occupant who was
completely
surprised and unwarned, nor warranted, and not presenting any
threat
nor symptoms of illness. The victim had seen a medical doctor the
day before this incident and knew he had no need to go to a
hospital.
Four constables involved evidently trespassed without
authorization, in
response to errant allegations and directions
radioed to them by a 911
dispatcher or paramedics.
Please advise if you can help us, as we have
already extended
donations toward this civil litigation, beyond our
means.
We seek a lawyer competent to assist us in the BC Court of
Appeal,
because the circumstances surrounding the hearing in SCBC action,
were
plagued by duress, due to withdrawal for personal reasons of our
solicitor. We therefore acted as self-represented litigants,
successfully registering the Notice of Appeal.
We would also
encourage your organization to encourage members and
concerned citizens to
mail or voice complaints to the College of
Physicians and
Surgeons.
Alison Beil, B.Ed., C.C.
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