Corona,” Stribopoulos wrote in his decision. The ruling comes 15 months after another Brampton judge raised concerns about another traffic stop by Corona that also resulted in the seizure of a loaded handgun. Corona testified that he turned his lights on and pulled the car over for the Highway Traffic Act offence of driving without headlights. Corona testified that he could not recall details of his conversation with Mitchell, or the locations where he made his headlight observations in the parking lot. In the Mitchell case, by claiming not to remember important observations, Corona “avoided potentially being ensnared in a similar credibility trap,” the judge wrote.

Source: thestar April 29, 2019 21:56 UTC