Ottawa police Chief Peter Sloly has banned the use of “dynamic entries” in cases where police are strictly looking for “disposable evidence,” amid what he says is an ongoing review of the use of the practice. The police tactic, used to gain entry into the homes of police suspects during warrant executions, has faced judicial and public scrutiny for more than a year. Read More
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Police chief halts use of dynamic entries in 'disposable evidence' cases
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