The senior RCMP officer whose handwritten notes have ignited the controversy about allegations of political interference in the investigation of the Nova Scotia mass shooting said on July 26 that he stands by his account.
Chief Superintendent Darren Campbell also said that any kind of interference in investigations, political or not, is unacceptable.
A day after RCMP Commissioner Lucki testified before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Public Safety and National Security that there was no political interference in the investigation into the killings, Campbell said he stood by the notes he recorded at the teleconference he had with the commissioner on April 28, 2020….