Vancouver cop at heart of controversy surrounding violent transgender activism protest previously engaged in misconduct: Report

The Vancouver police officer at the centre of controversy involving the VPD's response to a heated protest this past weekend was previously found by a retired judge to have engaged in misconduct in 2021.

Const. Frederike Buchmann was accused of improperly notifying an Indigenous mother about the death of her son in 2021. In this incident, Buchmann was described as delivering the news to the family abruptly and without compassion, as reported in The Vancouver Sun.

This past weekend, Buchmann found herself drawing the public's ire once again.

During a protest about transgender rights, a well-known activist named "Billboard" Chris Elston was violently attacked twice by trans-rights demonstrators. Const. Buchmann smiled while one of the attacks occurred and later accused Elston of inciting the violence by “forcing his opinions on people.”

Buchmann stood by idly as Chris Elston pleaded for her to investigate the purported assault, even suggesting that he may have cut his own nose. The officer also suggested that Mr. Elston was a willing combatant in the violent altercation.

The Vancouver Police Department released a vague statement about the incident:

Rebel News is calling on Officer Buchmann to resign for this shameful display of policing.

To sign our petition, visit FireOfficerBuchmann.com.

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