Winnipeg officer’s assault trial resumes after long delay (CBC 12/2)
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Manitoba police officer goes on trial for assaulting Native man
Posted: Monday, December 2, 2013
A police officer in Winnipeg, Manitoba, is on trial for assaulting a Native man who had to undergo surgery.
Henry Lavallee was in custody in November 2008 when he was kicked in the stomach. He was injured so badly that his colon ruptured.
Officer Ryan Law was charged with aggravated assault for the incident. He's been on administrative leave for more than three years now.
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Winnipeg officer’s assault trial resumes after long delay (CBC 12/2)
Winnipeg officer’s assault trial resumes after long delay (CBC 12/2)
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