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Inquest issues 7 recommendations to reform policing practices after Haida Elder’s death in Surrey

The jury said police failed to use available mental-health resources and urged changes to wellness-check standards, training and civilian involvement.

A coroner’s inquest jury has recommended seven reforms to policing practices in British Columbia, specifically regarding wellness checks, following the death of Haida Elder Jimmie Johannesson during a police wellness check in Surrey in April 2022. The jury delivered its verdict Wednesday (Aug. 5) after the seven-day inquest, held July 27-Aug. 5 at the Burnaby Coroner’s Court before the presiding coroner, Kristen Everett. A coroner’s inquest is a…

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BC Civil Liberties Association broke the news on Thursday, August 6, 2026.
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