4 Quebec Police Officers Facing Sex Assault Charges
- Quebec's independent police watchdog, the BEI, arrested two provincial police officers on July 3, 2025, in Montcalm for alleged sexual assault.
- The arrests conclude a months-long investigation ordered by Quebec's public security minister into a 2022 sexual assault allegedly committed during police duties.
- Louis-Philippe Tessier and Maxime Denis, two officers with the Quebec provincial police, have each been charged with sexual assault and are currently suspended according to the terms of their collective agreement.
- These arrests mark the 28th and 29th times the BEI has charged officers since 2016, while a spokesperson declined to comment on case details.
- The accusations involving the four accused officers, including Tessier and Denis, have yet to be examined in a court of law, indicating that legal proceedings are still ongoing.
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The Office of Independent Investigations (OIA) announced the arrest of two officers of the Sûreté du Québec (SQ) for allegations of sexual assault dating back to 2022.
4 Quebec police officers facing sex assault charges
Two Quebec provincial police officers have been arrested in connection with an alleged sexual assault from 2022. Quebec’s police watchdog, the Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes (BEI), says the two Sûreté du Québec officers from the Montcalm RCM station were arrested Thursday. It marks the 28th and 29th officers arrested by the BEI for criminal offences […]
The Independent Investigation Bureau arrested two officers of the Sûreté du Québec in Saint-Lin-Laurentides for sexual assault.
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