Toronto cop who helped Black officers cheat on promotional exams handed 2-year demotion
The Toronto Police Service’s first Black female superintendent has been been handed a two-year demotion after helping several members of the service cheat in a 2021 promotional process.
Officer Stacy Clarke was handed the penalty at a police tribunal hearing in downtown Toronto on Wednesday after pleading guilty to seven professional misconduct charges last year.
At a May hearing, Clarke admitted she helped six constables who she was mentoring cheat on promotional exams. Her lawyers told the tribunal she acted out of despair over what she believed to be systemic mistreatment of Black officers in the Toronto Police Service (TPS) and was attempting to diversify its ranks.
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