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BC SPCA officer fired for posting violent confrontation to Instagram, secretly recording disciplinary meeting

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An arbitrator has ruled that the BC Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals was justified in firing an officer who posted images of an off-duty, violent confrontation with a cyclist on Instag...

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