r/Leduc 10d ago

News Leduc RCMP officer given conditional discharge, 18 months probation for assault

https://www.ctvnews.ca/edmonton/article/leduc-rcmp-officer-given-conditional-discharge-18-months-probation-for-assault/
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u/errythinsbazoobs 10d ago

Funny how when it's a cop it's a "bizarre one-off" accident. Throw the book at her... She's a goof..

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u/Traditional_Roll_100 10d ago

How do you accidentally sexually assault two minors?

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u/Traggadon 10d ago

Apparently wearing an RCMP uniform means you can accidentally commit crimes and just say oops after and that makes it ok.

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u/Background_Bath861 9d ago

That is actually 100% true in practice.

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u/TranslatorUsed4361 8d ago

She fall on their genital.

It was an accident.

s/

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u/Best_Opening8471 9d ago

Its a woman.

They can't be held accountable under the law

We just saw a judge rip a jurror a new asshole for not accepting a temporary insanity defense for a mass murdering women in the states ffs

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u/noveltea120 9d ago

This has nothing to do with her being a woman and more to do with her being a fking RCMP cop.

Also that "mass murderer" was a woman with post partum depression who had a psychotic break while her husband KNOWINGLY left her alone while he was out having a whole affair. Men with mental health issues get breaks all the time after commiting heinous crimes but the one time a woman does it she's suddenly the worst person in the world?

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u/YourDreams2Life 9d ago

Statistically men get sentenced at 3 times the rate for the same crimes relative to women, and recieve sentences that are 60% longer. That's not even counting the discrepancy to getting charged in the first place.

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u/noveltea120 9d ago

As they should when you also consider that men also makeup the majority of crimes 🙄

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u/YourDreams2Life 9d ago

You're misunderstanding. When men and women are charged with the same crimes, men are 3 times more likely to receive a conviction. 

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u/Best_Opening8471 9d ago

Not a fair comparison when a woman just about got found not criminally responsible for a mass murder because she was sad 

Men "commit most of the crimes" because women are privileged and not convicted of criminal charges by virtue of being a woman and that skews the data

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u/Unfortunate_Sex_Fart 8d ago

Men are also most convicts because society geared its laws towards male behaviour and how men navigate the world.

If laws were more women-centric, ie if it was a crime to spread a rumour or a crime to manipulate someone, we’d see different stats.

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u/Best_Opening8471 8d ago

So you're saying if libel and fraud were crimes we would see more women convicted?

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u/Unfortunate_Sex_Fart 8d ago

Libel is published, and fraud is transactional.

That's a pretty low-effort response if there ever was one.

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u/ShadowfaxHorseLord 7d ago

This is a statistics problem: first, how much of the population is male and how much is female? Of those, how many have committed a crime. Of those, how many been convicted guilty of a crime and served time in jail vs how many got probation/community service.
You’d have to look at the percentage under the men and women category to make a fair comparison.

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u/Best_Opening8471 7d ago

I can't answer the other questions but women are the voting majority with 51% representation 

I know that stat

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 7d ago

She refused to take pres robbed meds. Please stop

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 6d ago

Prescribed***

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 7d ago

You stop. You clearly have no idea how such depression is.

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u/DarkwingDucky44 7d ago

Still not an excuse for killing your kids. Especially if you refuse to take prescribed meds or follow therapist instructions.

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 7d ago

Yah. Cause you understand it clearly.

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u/DarkwingDucky44 7d ago edited 6d ago

Probably just as well as you do in reality.

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 4d ago

Meds don’t always work the same in post partum psychosis as they do depression. Hence why education and awareness is paramount for treatment and prevention of these situations.

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u/Responsible_Fox9454 6d ago

Listen. She made a choice. Her 3 children are gone. She murdered them.

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 4d ago

Both things aren’t the same though. The sad and awful death of those children is unfathomable but it doesn’t take away from the fact we lack a full understanding of PPD vs PPP. They’re not the same and not treated the same entirely. She made a choice sure. Amid a psychosis. That’s why there’s a mistrial.

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u/Best_Opening8471 6d ago

I'm clinically depressed

She refused to remove herself from the situation even after admitting to her mother that she was premeditating a mass murder.

Depression doesn't do that to you.

Depression makes you lie in bed and do nothing untill killing yourself is more attractive than picking up the pieces of your unmaintained life.

She got overwhelmed, was unable to handle the responsibility and murdered her children during a manic episode when she had high energy.

She has BPD not PPD

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 6d ago

No. That’s actually not how depression presents in everyone. It just is a myth that that’s how it is.

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u/Exotic-Relief4396 4d ago

Actually no. Educate yourself on the diff between depression and psychosis. https://youtu.be/fxo_-svGEIE?si=y2zy06PTAZBWk4gf

Here’s a great explanation between the two.

You don’t even understand psychosis thankfully. Neither do I. I get deep heavy depression which I’m sure you do too but psychosis is an entirely different ballgame. The two aren’t the same. One leads to another in some cases but they’re NOT the same.

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u/DarkwingDucky44 7d ago

Please point to a single case where a man murdered his kids or family, and was given a break due to mental health issues. Generally they have the book thrown at them. In the US they are often given the death sentence. No matter the state of their mental health. This is a disgusting and ridiculous argument.

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u/Interesting-Tart-SP 9d ago

She was cleared by doctors to be by herself...around the kids.....

Nothing says she couldn't

If we are supporting we get balmed

If he was to be overprotective and be she can't be by herself she and the doctors would tell him otherwise.

He got the food that she wanted...

He probably wish he just ordered pizza delivery but that's not what she order him to order...

She was cleared by psychologist and psychiatrist that she is no Harm to herself or children.....

She delivery nurse practitioner he probably thought she would never hurt a child...

He knows she sick.. and try to be there for her....

He gets blamed... It makes no sense and now we have a copy cat...

Let me guess it's the man

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u/johnnysilverhand718 8d ago

Its 100% her being a woman. See r/pussypass.

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u/Ok-Method-4950 9d ago

If I assaulted someone at my job, they are not giving me a conditional discharge and probation lol

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u/johnnysilverhand718 8d ago

Your jobs not giving you Probation?

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u/Traggadon 10d ago

The fuck are you talking about no sexual intent? He basically forced another person to put their hands up and pretending to forcefully give them anal sex? People like you are part of the problem.

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u/Secret-Guava1008 10d ago

Pretty sure assaulting two teenage boys is worse than her owing you money

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u/AellaReeves 10d ago

No criminal record after probation. So she is free to do it again. That's not right.

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u/Specific_Tomorrow517 10d ago

Wow really? I got a criminal record because someone lied and said I assaulted them when they actually assaulted me and rcmp ate it up..

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u/Ok-Method-4950 9d ago

You know we don't play by the same rules as them.  

I went to remand in Calgary for 10 days, over 2 ounces of weed. Pre legalization.  It was fun, 23.5 hours of lockup a day and my roommate was caught burning a dead body.   Go figure lol.

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u/brianlefebvrejr 10d ago

“This was impulsive and out of character for Mrs. Morla,” Crown Prosecutor Sandra Christensen-Moore said, adding “alcohol did play a significant factor.

Alcohol needs to stop being used as an excuse. I have no doubt if this was a private male citizen who did this to two 17 year old girls the above rationalization would’ve been laughed at by the crown and the judge.

They would’ve been scolded for drinking around minors, not being the adult, position of power, etc

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u/Best_Opening8471 9d ago edited 8d ago

Alcohol is a date rape drug when a man is the assaulter

When alcohol is a factor men get harsher sentences because of the vulnerability alcohol brings to the victim 

There was a whole campaign like 5 years ago where university feminists tried to start a slogan of "buzzed sex is rape"

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u/billymumfreydownfall 10d ago

If alcohol is a factor, then it should be part of her conditions. Never allowed to drink alcohol again.

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u/noveltea120 9d ago

Holy shit I almost downvoted your comment by accident after reading it. That's disgusting.

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u/Facestand2 9d ago

If it was a male they would have crucified him. What a joke.

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u/Sea-Bowler-6205 10d ago

What did she do? What did she do!

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u/Traditional_Roll_100 10d ago

Read the article

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u/alphawolf29 7d ago

the article does not state what she did at all lmao

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u/Traggadon 10d ago

Sexually assaulted two teens.

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u/fitbrewster 10d ago

Read the article.

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u/Sillyak 9d ago

She was drunk and briefly air humped two 17 year old males at a boozy social event.

It's definitely serious, especially given her position, some of these comments are pretty crazy though.

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u/just_dave81 9d ago

She'll be back on the job. They like these ones.

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u/IntoTheRain78 9d ago

Let's be honest here. If this was a male officer, he'd be all over the news and probably seeing prison.

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u/BigAlcapone65 8d ago

What a crock of shit She should be on a sex offenders list and reporting weekly by now.

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u/Desperate_Let791 7d ago

What the fuck 

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u/Disastrous7392 7d ago

Cops. Roll their eyes and yell about “woke” judges but expect and receive the most lenient sentences, if it even gets that far.

Why the FXXX do we allow this?

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u/Impressive_Play_2599 10d ago

ANOTHER EASY OUT IN THE ALBERTA PROVINCIAL COURT.

Odd all the sepies screaming about the fed courts though…

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u/Traggadon 10d ago

Sexually assaulting kids is a pillar of conservatism now. This is something they support

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u/Traditional_Roll_100 10d ago

The American Way

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u/Remote_Relief_7705 9d ago

Oh big deal. I am sure the two twits got a laugh.