Saskatoon City Police Crooked???

[Shar from NB]

As mostly (hopefully) everybody knows about the Saskatoon City police killing 17 year old Mr. Stonechild....I was watching a 1 hour show on the SCN network about the case, and I was shocked and apphauled to learn that it happened to 4 other people BEFORE Mr. Stonechild! They were simply picked up drunk and dropped off waaay on the outskirts of Saskatoon in 40 below weather. What I did not know is that someone saw Mr. Stonechild in the back of the police car with blood all over his face and he was screaming from the window, "help, they are trying to kill me!" Than he was beaten unconcious, ripped his clothes off all but a t-shirt and burried in the snow! And the police offices who did this were only fired! The police officer who did this to Mr. Stonechild was also put in charge of the little chief police station n the centre of 20th street. What did he do to the drugged out 11 year old prostitutes in that area that he never got caught with? He always said, "there are no colors in our force, we're all blue." How discusting of him. And he was laughing in court! Laughing! If I were the family of these victims I would seek vigilanty justice...even though it's not right. How else does a person get any justice? And the investigator of the cases had up to 800 similar phone calls! 800! WTF!!!!!!! I moved from Saskatoon, and I will never go back! I paid taxes in that city which some go to the city police force. Did I pay for that? And we are all fools to believe that this is not going on anymore! I myself have witnessed very similar beatings on 2 different natives by the Saskatoon city police. If I were to witness a murder across the street, I would not report it, because who knows, they might just pin it on me. The entire City police force should be eliminated and just have the RCMP. At least they are somewhat more just! I have never in my life been soooo shocked, scared, and sickened at the same time. And to think, that Mayor Don Atchison is a retired police officer from the Saskatoon City Police! Awful!

[dHat Pawlo]

...GOD BLESS....eh....

[Adrienne Ermine]

Exactly !!! Now all we need is for anybody and everybody that is in any way affected by this to respond. Who knows ? It is not too late for those pigs to be charged with first degree murder. If enough of us demand justice, they cant ignore us. There is strength in numbers.

[Gail Radford-Ross]

Where are you getting your information from?

Please read journalist Candis McLean's article The Stonechild Stink Test to find out what REALLY happened that night. I've only posted excerpts but the full story is at http://www.westernstandard.ca/website/article...

What are the facts as we know them in order to begin the Stink Test?

We know that, impossible as it might seem, no RCMP officers who were directly assigned to the investigation into the death of Neil Stonechild ever testified at either the Stonechild Inquiry or in the hearing into the firing of Hartwig and Senger. How, in a society governed by British Common Law, does a person become branded as a murderer without ever having the opportunity to question the people who investigated his alleged actions? Or without any evidence that could have resulted in criminal charges?

Now, because the marks on Stonechild’s hand were post mortem, there are four problems with this theory. First, there was only one set of footprints left in the snow where Stonechild’s body was found, and those were Stonechild’s. Secondly, there was no blood found on Stonechild’s face or clothes (Roy claimed Stonechild was bleeding heavily from the face). Thirdly, the handcuffs would have to be attached to Stonechild by one hand because there were only marks on one hand. Handcuffs on one hand are not a useful restraining device. Finally, the “handcuff” marks were on a part of Stonechild’s hand from which the handcuffs could have been shaken off – down below the bone in the wrist which holds handcuffs in place. Dr. Emma Lew, at the Police Act hearing, testified that enlarged photos clearly showed the detail of a cloth weave imprinted on his skin along with microscopic fibres – probably the result of Stonechild having pulled his hand inside the cuff of his jacket for warmth.