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Montreal police suspend 2 officers following report officer urinated on unhoused person

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Montreal police suspend 2 officers following report officer urinated on unhoused person

Montreal police have confirmed the suspension of two officers assigned to a downtown station following a report that an officer urinated on a person experiencing homelessness during working hours.

One advocate said it's "hard to imagine a more degrading or violent act."

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