Overview
- Teboul entered a guilty plea on Oct. 28, 2026 to a single count of assault arising from an off-duty incident at an Abbotsford recreation centre.
- Court documents say the July 2, 2025 altercation began after a lacrosse game and that Teboul grabbed the 16-year-old by the neck, lifted him against a low wall, and held the neck a second time for about 15 seconds.
- The agreed statement says Teboul identified himself as a police officer during the encounter and later gave police an account that conflicted with video shown in court.
- Originally charged with two counts of assault and one count of assault causing bodily harm by choking or suffocation, Teboul’s plea resolves those counts into the single conviction while sentencing remains pending.
- The BC Prosecution Service appointed special prosecutor Andi MacKay to handle the case because of Teboul’s senior RCMP role, and the defence seeks a conditional discharge while the Crown wants a suspended sentence with 18 months probation and the special prosecutor opposes a discharge.