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Misogynistic verbal attack on female Montreal police officer sparks calls for stronger protections
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March 31, 2026
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2:07Now PlayingA video has surfaced showing a traffic stop in Montreal escalating into misogynistic insults hurled at a female officer in 2025, prompting the Montreal police chief to call for the adoption of a municipal bylaw intended to prevent such incidents. But some advocates have expressed reservations about this approach.
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