that stemmed from an off-duty incident involving a female. He was suspended with pay. (2017) Constable Noel Santiago of 22 Division was arrested, charged and suspended from duty for defrauding the police services benefits provider. (2017) A Brampton Superior Court found constables Richard Rerrie, Damien Savino, Mihai "Mike" Muresan and Sergeant Emmanuel "Manny" Pinheiro perjured themselves at a suspect's trial to cover up the fact that they stole a Tony Montana statue from his downtown Toronto storage locker after his arrest. There was also video surveillance of this theft. (2017) Constable Donald Malott was involved in a domestic dispute with his wife. The OPP responded and charged him with careless storage of a firearm. He was accused of having several loaded firearms all over his home improperly stored. He was found guilty and was demoted to 2nd class constable. (2016) Peel Police handcuffed a six year old Black girl and restrained her on her stomach for 30 minutes at her Missaussaga school. In March 2020, tribunal determined that the police officers had racially discriminated against the girl and that their actions were a "clear overreaction". In January 2021, damages were set at $35,000. (2016) Constable Ryan Freitas caused a serious motor vehicle collision that seriously injured an innocent elderly women. The officer was responding to a radio call, and as he approached the intersection of Boulevard drive and Great lakes drive he failed to stop for the red light and collided violently with the women. The women suffered several broken bones. He was deemed at fault, disciplined and had to work several days without pay. He was also given a $1000 fine by the region of peel for the clean up crew that had to clean the road. (2015) Constable Lyndon Locke did not face criminal charges after he pleaded guilty to discreditable conduct over sexual assault and utter death threats allegations, instead he was only "docked pay" (2008) Constable Roger Yeo was accused of stalking young girls while off-duty in the summer and fall of 2005. During the course of the investigation into the stalking allegations Yeo said he had used steroids while on the job and claimed other officers had also done so. This prompted Chief Mike Metcalf to launch an investigation into steroid use in the force. Yeo was found guilty of discreditable conduct on April 29, 2008, and was suspended with pay. Yeo resigned on a