Officer to keep job, receive temporary demotion after disciplinary hearing

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THUNDER BAY — A city police officer will keep his job, after the police force pushed to have him fired during disciplinary proceedings.

Hearing officer Morris Elbers decided that Haase will be subject to temporary demotion, and must attend Indigenous issues training and any other training prescribed by the police service. The incident was caught on video by his partner’s body camera. Haase did not activate his own body camera, which formed the grounds for the insubordination charge.

Elbers also called the language “dehumanizing,” and “an utter failure of the values and dignity” of the police service.

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