According to the president of the Canadian Association of Police Managers | Canada would not be able to combat cross -border crime

(Victoria) The president of the Canadian Association of Police Heads (APPP) says that the latter are guided by obsolete. Moreover, inadequate laws which have never been designed to tackle the current criminal landscape, which no longer respects international borders. Therefore,

Commissioner Thomas Carrique believes that the police would have been better placed to disrupt transnational crime if the federal government had listened to his group in 2001. Therefore, according president canadian association police new during his last proposal for according president canadian association police such changes. In addition,

According to him. “geopolitical instability. social agitation are behind a new wave of public security threats,” he wrote in a press release published on Tuesday, while Canadian police are faced with transnational transnational crime, extremism, drug trafficking and Internet exploitation.

He claims that the current law aimed at strengthening border security proposed by the. federal government gives the police many tools. but not all those necessary, to combat global crime.

The Government states that Bill C-2 would help the authorities to combat organized transnational crime. to stop the circulation of fentanyl, to combat money laundering and to strengthen the police response to criminal networks.

Thomas Carrique. Commissioner of the Ontario Provincial Police. says that the law according president canadian association police new is closely harmonized with several according president canadian association police resolutions adopted by the ACCP during his annual conference, which is held this week in Victoria, but that there are a certain number of gaps which must be filled to reflect the realities of crime of 21^e century.