Mountie Keeps Job Despite 'disgraceful' Behaviour

Ramsey's case was heard in May by three senior Mounties. A written copy of their decision was released in response to a request from The Sun. The decision indicates Ramsey committed several violations of the RCMP's code of conduct over a one-month period, and admitted to them all. On Dec. 15, 2005, according to the decision, Ramsey got into an argument with a Whistler bus driver after mistakenly believing that he had left his police identification on the bus. After the driver failed to find the ID, Ramsey, who was intoxicated, began "shouting obscenities" and refused to leave. "Ramsey had to be physically removed from the bus by a security officer and other passengers," states the decision. "After being removed from the bus, Ramsey threw a rock at the driver's door. The rock did not cause any damage." A month later, on Jan. 18, 2006, Ramsey got into more trouble while hanging out with a friend who had a criminal record, the decision says. The friend, Alexander McDonald, picked up a prostitute in Vancouver and brought her back to Ramsey's motorhome, parked nearby. Unfortunately for McDonald, the "prostitute" was actually an undercover Vancouver police officer. http://www.canada.com/vancouversun/news/story.html?id=807d6171-8060-41b8-bf51-b8d7b2a93e88

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