Canadian Informant Whose Home Was Raided Over Sex Photos of Police Chief Claims to be Police Agent
How they do it north of the border
A man who claims he was an RCMP agent says he collected information and sexually explicit photographs that Coquitlam Mountie Cpl. Jim Brown posted of himself on the Internet.
In an affidavit filed in court describing himself as "not a mere informant" but "an agent" directed by the force, Grant Wakefield says he provided the RCMP with that material and accused Cpl. Brown of engaging in sex while on duty and being involved in bondage- and domination-themed websites.
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