The police service chooses to keep the investigation and chooses not to answer journalist’s questions.

When the story goes live, they demand changes. Without giving time for corrections/confirmation, Te police uses their media contacts to slam that journalist.
Only problem with that - journalists keep receipts and this isn’t @CBCMeg’s first day at work.

Here’s her detailing the issue: https://twitter.com/cbcmeg/status/1362113874925744137
To make it interesting:

@CBCMeg has the correspondence from a different police force supporting her story. (Cop v cop always makes for a good plot twist, huh?).

https://twitter.com/cbcmeg/status/1362117098789507073?s=21 https://twitter.com/cbcmeg/status/1362117098789507073
So the @lethpolice can’t even get their story straight ABOUT the investigation but want the public to trust them WITH the investigation.

Ummm.

https://twitter.com/cbcmeg/status/1362117440176615425?s=21 https://twitter.com/cbcmeg/status/1362117440176615425
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