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An investigation by the police watchdog in Nova Scotia has found “no reasonable grounds” to believe a Halifax police officer committed a criminal offence when he shot a robbery suspect in January. The incident happened on Jan. 17 after Halifax Regional Police responded to reports of two robberies at NSLC locations downtown.“In both robberies the suspect sprayed a chemical irritant before leaving the store,” a release from the Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT) notes.According to the report from the Serious Incident Response Team (SiRT)’s director, Erin E. Nauss, two officers found the male suspect near the corner of Quinpool Road…
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