Surrey, B.C., Mountie abused power to pursue teenage sex worker, court hears

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A Surrey RCMP officer abused his power to search police databases for information on a troubled 19-year-old sex worker and her mother, then appeared at their home under false pretences to pursue a sexual relationship with the teenager, a B.C. court heard Wednesday.

When they first met in 2014, Cpl. Peter Leckie knew the young woman had recently experienced the murder of her father, a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder and entry into the sex trade, she said in a victim impact statement.

“I was in an extremely dark place and you took advantage of that,” the victim told Leckie’s sentencing hearing.

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