One of the officers embroiled in a high-profile Toronto police promotional cheating scandal has pleaded guilty at a disciplinary tribunal, admitting he got a leg up from a senior officer directly involved in the process who gave him confidential interview questions in advance.
Documents filed Friday at Const. Horace Harvey’s guilty plea to one count of discreditable conduct shed new light on a case that rocked Toronto police headquarters last year — allegedly reaching up to high levels within the force via a trail-blazing senior officer, Supt. Stacy Clarke.
Discriminatory hiring practices just aren’t enough for some people it seems.
