The lawyer for the accused instigator of a violent drug ripoff is seeking to have key evidence tossed from court — including a sawed-off rifle and a bloodstained knife used in the robbery — alleging police officers trampled his client’s charter rights during his 2019 arrest. Read More
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'He jumped the gun': Lawyer argues police breach of charter rights means gun and bloody knife should be tossed from trial
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