Lady Mountie groped, made lurid remarks to male colleague

by The Bulldog • July 9, 2020

A woman RCMP officer has been permitted to keep her job after a fellow Mountie reported a series of intimate grabbing and lurid invitations in 2009 and 2010 while he and Constable Valerie Little were in training. CBC

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