... if you've ever tried to report crime to the rcmp you know that they'll fabricate some of the most bizarre excuses for not dealing with it. here's what canada's federal police force has to say to you if you're thinking about reporting crime to them in an e-mail (this was taken from their website):
1.The RCMP does not accept reports of crime via email
2.E-mails that include foul or obscene language will not be responded to.
3.Correspondence that contains threats to public or police officer safety, or appear to be created for the sole purpose of inciting hatred, may be retained for legal purposes and possible criminal prosecution.
4.Information that you send electronically could be accessed by another person. Do not send personal information.
5.Messages are reviewed and answered during normal business hours only.
... someone should point out to the rcmp that it's ILLEGAL for the police to refuse to accept reports of crime -- in any format ...
1.The RCMP does not accept reports of crime via email
2.E-mails that include foul or obscene language will not be responded to.
3.Correspondence that contains threats to public or police officer safety, or appear to be created for the sole purpose of inciting hatred, may be retained for legal purposes and possible criminal prosecution.
4.Information that you send electronically could be accessed by another person. Do not send personal information.
5.Messages are reviewed and answered during normal business hours only.
... someone should point out to the rcmp that it's ILLEGAL for the police to refuse to accept reports of crime -- in any format ...