3 Peel officers cleared of criminal wrong doing

3 Peel officers cleared of criminal wrong doing

March 29, 2021 11:22 pm EST.

The Special Investigations Unit says they have cleared three Peel police officers of criminal wrong doing in the 2019 death of a Mississauga man

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