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2mo ago

Hot-Mic Obscenity Pauses Myles Gray Hearing as Law Society Opens Probe

The OPCC says the ten-week proceeding will resume Monday after the adjudicator reviews the remark captured on the public audio stream.

Myles Gray’s mother, Margaret Gray, arrives at the inquest on Monday.

Overview

  • The Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner called the broadcast of obscene language on the hearing’s audio feed serious and unacceptable and adjourned proceedings midweek to Monday.
  • The Law Society of British Columbia confirmed it has opened an investigation into professional conduct concerns related to the remark.
  • Adjudicator Elizabeth Arnold-Bailey took a matter in camera, and the OPCC urged caution about identifying the source or target of the comment and temporarily disabled hearing archives.
  • The pause disrupted the schedule and postponed several witnesses, including three Vancouver Police forensics officers, with RCMP Sgt. Robert Nash now expected to continue testifying Monday.
  • The public hearing examines allegations tied to Myles Gray’s 2015 death after a confrontation with seven Vancouver police officers, who deny misconduct and have not been charged or disciplined following a 2024 clearing.