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Carleton Expert Available: Resignation of Ottawa Police Chief

Published on February 15, 2022

A Carleton expert is available to discuss the resignation of Peter Sloly, Ottawa’s police chief.

George S. Rigakos
Professor, Political Economy of Policing
Department of Law and Legal Studies

Email: George.Rigakos@carleton.ca

Rigakos is available to discuss the police reaction to the convoy and today’s resignation announcement.

Rigakos’ research involves pacification, security and anti-security, the political economy of public and private policing, policing and social surveillance, and police and capital.

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