Seven Vancouver Officers Cleared in Myles Gray Death Investigation

A Police Act probe found no misconduct by officers in the 2015 death of Myles Gray, prompting calls for changes to B.C.'s policing regulations.

The Police Act investigation, led by Delta Police Chief Neil Dubord, cleared seven Vancouver officers of abuse of authority and neglect of duty in the death of Myles Gray.
Gray, 33, died in 2015 from cardiopulmonary arrest with injuries linked to police actions, including neck compression and blunt force trauma.
A coroner's inquest previously classified Gray's death as a homicide, recommending body cameras and enhanced de-escalation training for Vancouver police.
The Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner is reviewing the investigation's findings and may consider further review by a retired judge.
The case has sparked political debate in British Columbia, with leaders calling for reforms to the Police Act to ensure greater accountability.