In 2015, Myles Gray died following a confrontation and beating involving several Vancouver police officers.
A coroner’s inquest followed, which classified the 33-year-old’s death as a homicide.
Now, nine years after Gray’s death, a Police Act investigation has determined none of the seven officers’ actions involved misconduct.
Catherine Urquhart reports.
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