Are Canadian police really dropping aboriginal people off in isolated places to freeze to death? Former Saskatoon Constables Dan Hatchen and Ken Munson speak out for the first time about what actually occurred that early morning when they dropped Darrell Night off - in the ride that rocked their lives. The law is charged with respecting reasonable doubt. But when police become prey,will the justice system overlook this principle? Will activists win out?—Anonymous
When Police Become Prey (www.whenpolicebecomeprey.com)
In this 90-minute doc, two police officers speak out for the first time about what happened in their cruiser when they dropped off aboriginal Darrell Night on the outskirts of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. Night arrived home safely. However, in a tragic coincidence, within a week, two native men were found frozen in roughly the same vicinity. Although there was no link between the events, many in the media and public condemned these exemplary officers without ever hearing their side of the story -- and the justice system seems to have gone along with media pressure for fear of public outrage.
