I Have Been Seriously Injured

I Have Been Seriously Injured

What We Can Investigate

The SIU’s investigative jurisdiction is limited to concerns involving officials where there is a serious injury, death, allegation of sexual assault or discharge of a firearm by an official at a person.
A person sustains a serious injury if the injury in question is likely to interfere with the person’s health or comfort and is not transient or trifling in nature. A serious injury includes:

• an injury that results in admission to a hospital; 
• a fracture to the skull, or to a limb, rib or vertebra; 
• burns to a significant proportion of a person’s body; 
• the loss of any portion of a person’s body; or 
• a loss of vision or hearing.

What We Don’t Investigate

The following complaints do not fall within the mandate of the SIU:

• lack of service, 
• policy, or 
• improper conduct by an official (e.g. allegations of racial profiling, harassment, corruption, or use of force without serious injury).

These types of concerns should be referred to the appropriate police service or to the Office of the Independent Police Review Director (OIPRD).

First Name

Last Name

Email Address

Daytime Phone

Evening Phone

Type of Injury: -- Select the Type of Injury -- Injury for which he or she is admitted to hospital Fracture to the skull, or to a limb, rib or vertebra Burns to a significant proportion of his or her body Loss of any portion of his or her body Loss of vision or hearing Prescribed injury Other injury Sexual assault allegation

Police Service

Date of Incident

Location

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