The family of Anthony Aust is suing the Ottawa Police Services Board, alleging police officers’ “dynamic entry” of the family’s Gloucester high-rise apartment in 2020 caused his death and violated Aust’s and his family’s Charter rights. Read More
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Family of Anthony Aust sues Ottawa's police services board over 2020 death following 'no-knock' raid
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