B.C. man locations 'Chinese language Police Station' register entrance of RCMP detachment

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A B.C. man took it upon himself to rebrand an RCMP station in Cariboo, inserting a cardboard register entrance of the constructing that reads “Chinese language Police Station.”

In a video uploaded to Twitter, a person might be seen propping up the register some bushes earlier than strolling out of body.

Majcher, 60, was charged below the Safety of Info Act with conspiracy and with committing preparatory acts for the good thing about a overseas entity earlier this month.

Majcher, who’s presently out on bail, was ordered to give up his passport and report back to the RCMP each week. He additionally paid a $50,000 money deposit to a Quebec court docket, along with $200,000 posted by two sureties to ensure Majcher respects his bail circumstances.

Employed by the RCMP from 1985 till 2007, the investigation into Majcher reportedly started in 2021. A cost sheet filed in Quebec court docket alleges that the offences occurred between 2014 and 2019 in Canada, Hong Kong and China.

Final December, a report from NGO Safeguard Defenders stated it had recognized 102 Chinese language police stations working in 53 nations, together with 5 in Canada.

In March, Quebec RCMP introduced they had been investigating two of the alleged secret police stations that had been being operated within the province, one in Montreal and the opposite in Brossard, a suburb simply south of town.

Sgt. Charles Poirier informed The Canadian Press that Canadians of Chinese language origin had been victims of actions carried out by the stations, including that any kind of intimidation, harassment or concentrating on of diaspora communities is not going to be tolerated.