Burnaby RCMP file 2015-32597 [Simon Li (RCMP); Malanie Boyle (RCMP)]

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On Wed, Dec 02, 2015, 3:02 PM, Simon Li wrote:

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Simon Li (RCMP)

To:

Malanie Boyle (RCMP)

Date:

Wed, Dec 02, 2015, 3:02 PM

Subject:

Burnaby RCMP file 2015-32597

Hello Cpl. Boyle,

Per our telephone conversation, I would really appreciate if you can review the a/n file. I am currently in the possess of reviewing the eligibility for Mr. Fox to continue to hold a firearms licence. Under s.16 of the Firearms licence Regulations consider for revocation of a firearms licence if we become aware that the individual has been involved in an act of domestic violence or stalking. Given the fact that the police have conducted investigation and the fact that the Crown declined to pursue charges for criminal harassment, I am interested, in your opinion as a domestic violence investigator, the risk to the victim and the public. As I mentioned on the telephone, the effort and the confession from the client to continue to "make the victims life miserable" is a com::em for us; however, we cannot act if there is no risk for public safety as Crown pointed out (non-criminal). I am also not sure if some of the facts provided by Crown in terms of mitigating factors are accurate or just assumptions.

Your opinion on this matter is much appreciated. Please let me know if you require any additional information.

Regards;
Simon

Simon Li
Firearms Officer, British Columbia/Yukon
Canadian Firearms Program/ Royal Canadian Mounted Police/Government of Canada
Simon.Li@rcmp-grc.gc.ca / Tel: 778-571-3409 / Toll Free: 1-800-731-4000 ext 9516

Préposée aux armes à feu, Colombie-Britannique / Yukon
Programme canadien des armes à feu / Gendarmerie royale du Canada
Simon.Li@rcmp-grc.qc.ca / Tel: 778-571-3409 / Sans frais: 1-800-731-4000 poste 9516

On Mon, Dec 07, 2015, 10:58 AM, Malanie Boyle wrote:

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Malanie Boyle (RCMP)

To:

Simon Li (RCMP)

Date:

Mon, Dec 07, 2015, 10:58 AM

Subject:

Re: Burnaby RCMP file 2015-32597

Simon,

I have looked over the file and ran the entities. I do not wish to put myself in the position of providing an 'opinion'. However, if you look at totality of the situation I see the following:

SOC has been deported from the U.S.A.;
SOC and COM share a 14 year old son;
COM allows the SOC to have regular visitation with their son and has for years;
SOC does not have a criminal record within Canada - there is no information in the file regarding the U.S. charge of perjury;
The SOC was not charged criminally in Canada and the COM was informed it was a civil matter.

I do not know if the SOC in the file is allowed to travel to the U.S.A. where the COM lives but being as he was deported I think it is unlikely.

And once again we see that in the demented minds of Canadian justice system participants: the fact that I was deported from the US to Canada must mean I am not a US citizen - the fact that I was born in the US, I have a US birth certificate, the RCMP has that birth certificate RCMP Interrogation, 2015-07-20 ¶105-113 and knows I was born in the US ceases to be relevant. Reality is whatever the justice system says it is, regardless of physical proof to the contrary. As Orwell said: two plus two is five ... because the state says it is so.

Another incredibly idiotic characteristic of Canadian justice system participants is that they seem to be incapable of understanding that a law or an order prohibiting a person from doing something doesn't actually stop that person from doing that thing.

At this point I can not say if there is a public concern for safety from the SOC in this file. He is fixated on the COM but his actions to date, through his website, is problematic for the COM and no threat has been recognized by the courts through the police investigation.

I know this really is not helpful, but I can only go on what the SOC has on our system.

Respectfully,
Malanie

Malanie Boyle, Cpl.
51966/000133239

Domestic Violence Urnt
RCMP Burnaby Detachment / Government of Canada
Tel: 604-294-7748 / Fax: 604-294-7807 / Email: malanie.boyle@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

Malanie Boyle, Cap
51966/000133239

Unité de la Violence Domestique
Détachement de la GRC de Burnaby / Gouvemement du Canada
Tel: 604-294-7748 / Fax: 604-294-7748 / Email: malanie.boyle@rcmp-grc.gc.ca