A hearing will be held in Kelowna for a mountie accused of breaking the RCMP Code of Conduct.
On Jan. 16, Grand Forks Constable Corey Flodell will undergo a hearing for five allegations relating to section 2.1 of the Code which states that “members treat every person with respect and courtesy and do not engage in discrimination or harassment.”
Sergeant Sgt. Kris Clark told Capital News that Flodell is suspended with pay and his duty status is subject to continual assessment.
Clark said that the allegations are regarding discourtesy and discreditable conduct under the RCMP Act.
The online schedule says that the hearing will occur at 9 a.m. at the Delta Hotels by Marriott in Kelowna.
Grand Forks officers declined to comment on any details of the hearing at this time.
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