BC RCMP Officer Ordered to Resign Over Off-Duty Drunk-Driving Incident Involving Gun

BC RCMP Officer Ordered to Resign Over Off-Duty Drunk-Driving Incident Involving Gun
An RCMP collar tab pin is seen in Edmonton, on Feb. 5, 2025. The Canadian Press/Jason Franson
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A British Columbia RCMP officer has been ordered to resign from the force after a conduct board found he operated a vehicle while intoxicated and pointed a handgun at two civilians.

Const. Olavo Castro, who was posted at the Williams Lake detachment in B.C., was found to have contravened the RCMP Code of Conduct in the board’s decision, which was published online this week.