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RCMP grill recruits on drugs, sex, disputes
Among the questions...
* Have you ever been involved in a domestic dispute?
* Do you associate with anyone who uses illegal drugs?
* What is the worst thing anyone is going to say you have done to them?
* Have you ever engaged in bestiality?
So you wanna be a Mountie?
Be prepared for a polygraph test in which you'll be asked a series of incredibly candid questions. The RCMP says the process is a crucial tool for screening out people unfit to wear the red serge in the post-9/11 era, when terrorists and other serious criminals are trying to infiltrate the police force.
A newly declassified RCMP assessment of the polygraph program's privacy implications says the force was "not doing a sufficient job" of weeding out unworthy applicants.
"Internal Affairs Branch reports that at any given time 40-50 members are suspended and a majority of these cases are related to criminal activity."
The Canadian Press obtained a copy of the privacy impact assessment through the Access to Information Act, along with a list of dozens of often highly personal questions put to prospective Mounties.
The Halifax Regional Municipality recently said it was reviewing the way it uses lie detectors to screen applicants for certain jobs, amid public controversy over polygraph queries of a similarly personal nature.
But the Mounties, who quietly introduced polygraph screening of applicants in November 2005, say the electronic tests help the force keep pace with other Canadian police services that use the technique.
THE CANADIAN PRESS (METRO, Monday, November 17, 2008).
In affidavits sworn by Det. James Lowry, the three former drug squad officers were named alongside Kelly as having been seen by the police agent snorting lines of cocaine (Tamara Cherry, "3 cops named in probe. IDs unsealed in 2001 cocaine case", SATURDAY SUN, November 15, 2008).
Honour killing is the phrase used to describe a crime committed by male family members who feel that their spouses, daughters or even sisters have brought shame to a home. It typically targets spouses suspected of infidelity or even being the victims of sexual assault. Young women sometimes can be victimized if they are seen as embracing outside cultures (Craig Offman, "A war of words", NATIONAL POST, Saturday, November 15, 2008).
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