Former assistant RCMP commissioner tells court he was a fan of Cameron Ortis’s work

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Todd Shean tells court that an RCMP intelligence unit called ‘operations research,’ formerly led by Ortis, took in information from domestic and international partners

Cameron Ortis faces six criminal charges, including four which involve allegedly breaching the Security of Information Act. He also faces a computer-related charge and an allegation of breach of trust. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges.A former assistant commissioner of the RCMP testified Monday he was a “fan” of Cameron Ortis, a high-ranking civilian member now on trial over allegations of sharing secrets.

During an examination-in-chief by Crown prosecutor Judy Kliewer, Mr. Shean described Mr. Ortis as “meticulous” while he led the OR. Earlier Monday, a retired RCMP superintendent who was in charge of the national force’s undercover unit testified that Mr. Ortis was not a registered undercover operator.

At the time of his arrest, Mr. Ortis was the civilian director-general of the RCMP National Intelligence Co-ordination Centre. He is currently out on bail but faces strict restrictions, including needing to wear a device on his ankle that tracks his whereabouts.

 

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