Thread: The Ontario Sunshine List is out. I wanted to know the salaries of Ottawa Police officers suspended with pay for alleged misconduct against women. Of the 8 officers we name in this story, 5 earned more salary in 2020 despite being suspended.
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Deputy Chief Uday Jaswal was suspended in March 2020 - but he earned $44,000 more in 2020 than the previous year. His annual salary last year was $261,635 compared to 2019 salary of $217,448. He's facing Police Service Act charges re: sexual harassment against 3 female officers Image
Cst. Eric Post was suspended with pay in June 2018. He pleaded guilty to 5 criminal charges related to violence against four women.
His salary increased while suspended.
2019 earnings: $105, 076
2020: $112,206
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Cst. Carl Keenan was suspended with pay in Dec 2017. He was convicted of assaulting a woman in July 2020.
His salary has increased while suspended.
2019 earnings: $102,527
2020: $107,049
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Staff Sgt. Will Hinterberger was suspended with pay in Sept 2019, after being charged with more than 20 offences related to violence against women
In 2019 he earned $130,895
In 2020 the Ontario Sunshine List puts him at $140,015
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Cst. Yourik Brisebois's salary had a slight increase after his suspension in August 2020.
He logged $123,254 in pay in 2019
In 2020, he earned $124,632
ottawacitizen.com/news/local-new…
Two other officers had salary decreases after their suspensions for misconduct against women.
Cst. Kevin Benloss's salary in 2020 was $109,556
In 2019 it was $117,269
He was suspended with pay in Sept 2020
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Cst. Jesse Hewitt has been suspended with pay since May 2020.
His salary was $111,827 in 2020.
That's a decrease from his 2019 salary of $134, 909

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This Twitter thread doesn't include salary of officers suspended in 2021 for misconduct against women. You can find out more on @cbcfifth investigation into the culture of sexism within @OttawaPolice here:

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