政治 · VPD officer fraud
温哥华警察局资深警员被控涉嫌300万加元欺诈案
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译自英文原文。
19目前已确认的受害者 2
~$3M本案涉嫌损失总额 2
9多桑杰面临的刑事罪名项数 3
被自己事业指控的导师
从投诉到起诉
此次逮捕直击公众信任的核心。
未知
- 投资者和慈善机构资金如何被转移、是否被混用,目前尚无确切说法。
- 关于无薪停职、慈善机构地位,以及是否会有更多受害者出现,目前均无定论。
后续
- 9月17日在温哥华省级法院出庭,以确定日期。
- 温哥华警察委员会是否批准无薪停职,以及民事没收办公室是否推进平行诉讼。
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播出原貌
- A 26-year Vancouver police veteran is charged with defrauding 19 people of about $3 million.
- He built his career steering young people away from crime — and police say he took from investors and his own charity. Now the force that buried the case in secrecy faces questions about trust. How did a decorated officer allegedly run a two-track scheme for eight years — and what happens to the charity he founded?
- The Vancouver Police Department says the scheme had two tracks. Dosanjh and Gill were partners in three property developments, and police allege investors were defrauded. Separately, police allege Dosanjh defrauded his own charity, the KidsPlay Youth Foundation, which he founded more than a decade ago. The alleged conduct runs from December 2017 to July 2025.
- Police say nineteen people lost about three million dollars. The chief says more victims may surface.
- Dosanjh was arrested on September 3rd in Surrey and charged the same day with nine counts: four of fraud over five thousand dollars, four of theft over five thousand, and one of breach of trust by a public officer. Provincial Crown approved the charges.
- Dosanjh, his alleged partner, the chief who kept the case in-house, and the former chief who supervised him all define this story.
- The complaints arrived in December 2023. A dedicated team ran the file for about two and a half years, in secrecy, until the arrest. Chief Rai kept the investigation in-house rather than referring it to the RCMP, citing the resources the probe required.
- At the news conference, Chief Rai also said the matter was both significant and deeply concerning, the incidents profoundly troubling, and that it was deeply distressing when the actions of one individual cast a shadow over other members.
- Heed, who once supervised Dosanjh, also praised the police for a leak-free investigation and backed the decision to keep the file in-house.
- The charges are real; the allegations are not yet proven. The defence says he is innocent, and whether more victims or a higher loss figure emerges remains unknown.
- Dosanjh was released the same day and is not in custody. His release conditions bar contact with the alleged victims, police members, and his co-accused, and restrict him around the charity and any fundraising.
- He is currently suspended with pay while the Vancouver Police Board considers a recommendation for suspension without pay — a decision that typically takes about thirty days. Separate civil lawsuits over the same developments are before the B.C. Supreme Court, and the Civil Forfeiture Office has a parallel process running. The case also touched his household: reporting says his wife's political candidacy was affected when she was taken off a ballot, though she is not charged.
- All charges are unproven. Dosanjh is due in Vancouver Provincial Court on September 17th to fix a date, and the VPD has opened a tip line for anyone with information. Chief Rai said more victims may emerge.
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