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Remove Police Chief John Hagarty

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Dan Peterson
12 years ago

people like this are the problem.....they try to hide behind their position by using personal opinion like discrimination to appear like its okay because the police chief said it was. Toss him and all other self righteous politicians and police.

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Bob Joynt
12 years ago

Bikers have rights too, many of us/them are vets who made a sacrifice.

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cheryl wall
12 years ago

Very sad

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buff mcgovern vpclr
12 years ago

as an active member of the royal british legion riders branch, vice president and member of the canadian legion of riders, and the newly formed royal canadian legion cavaliers legion riders, i take great offence in hagarty telling me i can't support and remember those who made a decision to fight for my freedom. i've been riding for going on almost 50 years and not only on nov 11, but every day of the year do i remember and thank our veterans for my privaleged and happy life for well over 60 years. some of us here in the battlefords sk. have a patch on our vests that state, "if you can't stand behind your troops, stand in front of them". John, if your to cowardly to stand in front of a veteran who was or is willing to die for you, i will gladly dig you a hole so you can crawl in and hide, and i will have lots of help... tw "buff" mcgovern nb ford sask...

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Bill Fenton
12 years ago Featured

Mr. Hagarty exemplifies the very abuses our veterans, past and present, fought against. This tin pot tyrant should be removed from his post forthwith! That the Legion wouldn't stand up to him saddens me greatly.

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Jim Doan
12 years ago

I don't give a damn if he is the police chief. No one...I repeat...NO ONE has the right to tell the Royal Canadian Legion that they can't lay wreaths at the Remembrance Day Ceremonies. And it is the judgement of the organizers of the parade as to who is involved in it...NOT the police chief...let alone be able to do it 2 years in a row. Hagarty should be force to resign AND publicly apologize to all parties involved. I feel sorry for Branch 67 Royal Canadian Legion and the Kawartha Charity Riders. As someone who's grandfather was Branch 28 Legion member in Chatham and who has uncles that ride motorcycles, I sincerely hope that this situation is rectified for you all...and soon.

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david buckland
12 years ago

how dare the police chief deny anyone (especially people that ride for charity)the right to march or lay a wreath in honor of our fallen soldiers

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patrick henkell
12 years ago

im sure we live in a free country dont we ? how can 1 man keep many away

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Rick Hackman
12 years ago

Stopping people from paying their respect? Mr. Hagarty obviously has some unresolved personal issues. It's time for him to move on.

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Bill Deller
12 years ago

I think this police Chief is wrong not allowing people to participate do to their attire and who they are.

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Henry Beaudoin
12 years ago

This is just plain wrong we are law abiding citizens and have the right to pay our respect to our fallen comrades and relatives.

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BRUCE HAYNES
12 years ago

THIS IS SO WRONG

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dave lacey
12 years ago

we dont like you either.

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John Galley
12 years ago

Nice guy.... NOT!!!

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Lorrie Wren
12 years ago

Bullying, and totally disrespectful to our veterans and those who wish to pay homage to them. Next time I hope the Legion chooses "them". Hagarty can easily be replaced.

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Karen Ouellette
12 years ago

he needs to go !!

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Telo Jorquera
12 years ago

Another corrupt cop, that hides behind a tin badge to impose his sickness of violations with impunity !!

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greer
12 years ago

this has to stop...its called BULLING

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Karol Thorsteinsson
12 years ago

All should be allowed to pay respects, not just who LEOs say are allowed to.

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Wayne
12 years ago

get him out