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Trial begins for Alberta RCMP officer accused of misusing police database to aid Rwanda

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Trial begins for Alberta RCMP officer accused of misusing police database to aid Rwanda

Accused was trying to help out a friend on a missing person's case in Canada and is actually "a Canadian success story," lawyer says as trial gets underway in Red Deer, Alta.

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