That this central question remains unanswered after more than a month has prompted heated criticism of the SIU, something Martino said he understands. But the three OPP “subject officers” — those who fired their guns — have still not been interviewed, a spokesperson for the SIU confirmed Thursday. “But there’s no doubt there will be cases where there are gaps in that story because we haven’t heard from the subject officers,” he said. Both subject officers in the case declined to be interviewed or provide their notes. Bureaucratic though it may sound, having its own legislation signals that the SIU “has finally come of age,” Martino said.

Source: thestar January 01, 2021 15:04 UTC