IIO GETS IT RIGHT.

Unsecured pellet gun, a replica of a firearm, lead to the tragic death.

"The IIO’s narrative confirms that Chase left home with a pellet gun taken without his parents’ knowledge, then called 911 himself.

His dad says he had taken the airsoft gun out of a drawer in their house that was normally locked."

"British Columbia’s Independent Investigations Office (IIO) has concluded the two officers who opened fire acted lawfully, but in a striking and unusually pointed section of its report, the civilian watchdog also revealed that none of the officers involved had any autism-specific training and emphasized how Chase’s neurodivergence may have shaped the encounter."

Read the review of the incident which with Members were forced to deal.

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After nearly 300 days of waiting, the parents of a 15-year-old autistic boy shot and killed by RCMP in Surrey finally have some answers in their son’s death.