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An RCMP Officer Obstructed Justice and Lied in Court, Judge Rules – The Tyee

by ahnationtalk on July 29, 202485 Views

Dale Culver’s family wonders if they’ll ever get answers about how the Indigenous man died.

The family of an Indigenous man who died while being arrested by Prince George RCMP officers wonder if they will ever know what really happened after an officer was convicted of attempting to obstruct justice.

Provincial court judge Adrian Brooks last Thursday found Const. Arthur Dalman guilty of attempting to obstruct justice and ruled Dalman had lied under oath during his trial.

“Something went wrong that night,” said Debbie Pierre, whose cousin, Dale Culver, died in police custody on July 18, 2017. “We only got a glimpse of what truly happened and that resulted in Dale’s death.”