Don’t Talk TV Episode 8 - Cops Gone Wild

The 19th century English Catholic historian, politician, and writer, Lord Acton, famously said "power tends to corrupt, and absolute power corrupts absolutely". In Canadian society, police have a great deal of power. The vast majority exercise this in a professional and appropriate manner, but it is appropriate to shine a light on instances of abuse of that power. That's why this week on Don't Talk TV I take a close look at the arrest in Barrie, Ontario, of Skyler Kent.

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Cases cited in this video:

R. v. Swinkels, 2010 ONCA 742 - https://canlii.ca/t/2d619
R. v. Kukemueller, 2014 ONCA 295 - https://canlii.ca/t/g6kb5

Media used in this video:
Barrie, Ontario Police Arrest Skateboarder - https://youtu.be/XI_ppSlBlSc
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