Ottawa Officer Found Guilty of Discreditable Conduct for Probing COVID Vaccine, Child Deaths Link

Ottawa Officer Found Guilty of Discreditable Conduct for Probing COVID Vaccine, Child Deaths Link
Spectators gather at the disciplinary hearing for Ottawa Police Service Detective Helen Grus continues in Stittsville on May 27, 2024. Matthew Horwood/The Epoch Times
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An Ottawa Police Service detective accused by the force of using her position to probe the potential linkage between infant death cases and COVID-19 vaccinations has been found guilty of discreditable conduct under Ontario’s Police Services Act.

Constable Helen Grus was ruled guilty of discreditable conduct in a March 25 decision following a disciplinary hearing overseen by retired superintendent Chris Renwick. Renwick said Grus’s actions had the “real potential of bringing discredit to the reputation of the OPS [Ottawa Police Service].”