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Incident Title
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Asian man alleges officers were discriminatory in arresting him after calling for help
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Incident ID
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221195
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Incident Description
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Yun Feng Chu had delivered a letter of eviction to a tenant at a property owned by his son, and made arrangements with the tenant to vacate on September 12th, 2001. On the day of September 12th, the tenant asked Chu for one more day to vacate the premises, to which he agreed. He arrived at the suite the next day to find its door open and was met by a young man instead of the tenant. The man told Chu to leave a few times and attempted to escort him off the property, ultimately shoving him and causing Chu to fall. Chu called for help and was first assisted by paramedics before police arrived. Chu does not speak fluent English and when he attempted to explain to officers that he was hit, they allegedly replied, "nobody hit you". When he responded that this was "not fair", they forcefully handcuffed him. He asked them to remove the cuffs five times to which they did not respond; when he asked for their names, only one of two officers (Brown) disclosed their names.
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Incident Date
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09/13/2001
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Incident City
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Edmonton
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Incident Neighbourhood
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Killarney
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Type of Abuse
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Profiling;
Psychological harm;
Disregard of dignity;
Arrest
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Victim Race
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East Asian
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Victim Gender
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Man
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Victim Disabilities
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Diabetes;
Heart disease
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Victim Sexual Orientation
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Not listed
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Authority Involved
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Edmonton Police Service
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Officer Name
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Christopher Brown;
S. Cole
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Officer Badge Number
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2022 (Brown);
2175 (Cole)
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Court Cases
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Chu v Cst. Brown, 2022
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Submission Source
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External Database Import
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Submission Source Affiliation
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Alberta Police Misconduct Database
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Additional Details
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APMD original incident ID: i-3TbLfKGJ4dIUYa
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Multimedia Type
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Other document
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Archive Publication Date
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August 9, 2022
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Archive Last Update
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August 9, 2022
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Tags
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Misconduct;
On-duty;
Alberta Police Misconduct Database
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Confidentiality/Restrictions
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From published source
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Complaint Resolution
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Law Enforcement Review Board