Majcher Trial: RCMP, Chinese Police Ties Exposed

0:00The trial of former RCMP officer, William Mosher, just wrapped up in British Columbia Supreme Court. He's accused of a security offense for allegedly working as a middleman for Chinese authorities back in 2017, trying to pressure A, Vancouver Real Estate guy named Kevin Sun into settling a fraud case. Mosher pleaded not guilty to one charge under Canada's Security of Information Act, and it was a judge only affair starting April 20th. Prosecutors built their case around a key email where Mosher called someone a crook and talked about convincing them to cooperate, hinting at. Promises like no jail time or getting a passport back stuff, only Chinese officials could deliver, but is lawyer hammered home that it's all circumstantial. No direct name matched to Sun, and no solid proof of criminal intent. The email was mostly about legal asset recovery, they argued. This trial dropped some bombshells on RCMP ties with Chinese police, by how Mounties sometimes question suspects for them.

1:02It also revealed a while 2018 incident, three Chinese officers vanish for six hours during an RCMP tour in Vancouver, sparking fears they. We're sneaking someone out for forced repatriation, crown pushed hard, calling Mosher's moves, and attack on Canadian sovereignty and foreign interference. Defense fire back, saying, chasing fraudsters here with crime proceeds is actually in the public interest if done right. No men's Ray A proven, they skipped calling witnesses, letting the email speak. We'll hear the judges verdict, May 13th, after pretrial rulings already ding the arrest as a trotter violation, and toss a search warrant. Keeps the question swirling on how deep these international cop links run. That's your update from Canada News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story.