Police officers in Prince Albert, Sask., failed to conduct a proper investigation into a domestic violence situation that involved a vulnerable and unprotected baby, and the baby was found dead hours later, according to a newly released independent report by Saskatchewan’s Public Complaints Commission (PCC).
The report, which examines what happened in the hours leading up to 13-month-old Tanner Brass’s death, details the officers’ neglect of duty.
The commission’s findings, released Thursday, rely on evidence from the responding officers, in-car video recordings, audio recording of a 911 call, dispatch records, cellphone records, CCTV recordings, autopsy reports, policy documents and other elements.
The Prince Albert Police Service (PAPS) requested an investigation
