Mayoral candidate Ade Olumide pitches Ottawa voters
Ade Olumide lists police accountability as a key focus, saying he has brought forward a 120-day police transparency bill of rights.
Election day is Oct. 24
CBC Ottawa gave several mayoral candidates an opportunity to make a pitch directly to Ottawa voters.
Ade Olumide lists police accountability as a key focus, saying he has brought forward a 120-day police transparency bill of rights.
"There is a problem with police complaints transparency," he said.
Under this policy, he said, any complaints about police misconduct would become public after 120 days, including the content of the complaint and the decision by the investigator.
He said this would deter misconduct because police officers will know the actions will become public.
Take a look at Olumide's website here.
Election day is Oct. 24.