City police

Kerry Dunning's report was locked on Nov. 25, 2020. Holding the rank of constable, he would not have been able to edit the report after that date.

Police were attending another call when the alleged incident occurred.

Const. Ian West says he did not recall Staff Sgt. Michael Dimini having given any legal authority or grounds for entry and walking into the apartment.

Const. Nathan Gunn says there was no information that a sergeant was attending the call.

Dispatcher said just two officers were initially sent to a call to keep the peace as an individual attempted to buy back a TV that was stolen from his storage area.

The trial for Staff Sgt. Michael Dimini, who was charged in Dec. 2023 with breach of trust and obstruction, continued on Tuesday.

Staff Sgt. Michael Dimini, of the Thunder Bay Police Service, pleaded not guilty to both charges on Monday.

The charge was related to a serious injury suffered by 33-year-old man, who had been arrested outside a May Street business for public intoxication.

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Const. Ryan Dougherty has filed a notice of appeal and Const. Andrew Frankow has 30 days from May 1 to file a notice of appeal with the Superior Court of Justice.