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RCMP officer faces fraud charges
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Jun 25, 2012 / 7:46 pm
Jun 25, 2012 / 7:46 pm
RCMP in Victoria say a colleague has been charged for allegedly using government credit cards improperly.
Cpl. Tony Spink of the special investigations unit has been charged with two counts of fraud under $5,000 related to alleged use of the cards while off duty.
Insp. Blair Staples of E-Division says the investigation into Spink was launched after questionable charges appeared on the cards.
Mounties say Spink has been suspended with pay, but was served Friday with a recommendation to stop pay and allowances.
They say there is no internal code of conduct investigation underway.
Spink is expected to appear in a Victoria court Aug. 1.

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