Toronto Police Superintendent Demoted for Misconduct in Promotion Process
Stacy Clarke, the first Black female superintendent, demoted for sharing confidential information with Black officers.
Overview
- Clarke admitted to giving interview questions to six Black constables to help them in promotions.
- The disciplinary tribunal cited abuse of power and a breach of trust in its decision.
- Clarke can reapply for her previous rank after a two-year demotion period.
- Supporters argue the penalty is excessively harsh and reflects systemic racial issues.
- The Toronto Police Service acknowledged the case highlights ongoing issues within the force.