Ottawa police officer cleared after man treated for insulin overdose while in custody, SIU says

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Ontario's police watchdog has cleared an Ottawa police officer of wrongdoing after a man fell into medical distress while in the cellblock at the Elgin Street headquarters.

Ontario's police watchdog has cleared an Ottawa police officer of wrongdoing after a man fell into medical distress due to an insulin overdose while in the cellblock at the Elgin Street headquarters.

At about 10:30 p.m., the man asked to take his insulin and was escorted to the special constable's desk at the station and allowed to self-administer the medication. SIU Director Joseph Martino announced on Friday there was no reasonable grounds to believe an officer committed a criminal offence. In the report, Martino says the investigation revealed "problems in the level of supervision of the complainant" while in custody, adding the man appeared to be drunk when he arrived at the station.

 

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