Mountie Found Not Guilty After Being Charged for Accessing Database to Help Rwanda Case
An RCMP officer has been found not guilty of three charges stemming from his unauthorized access of a police database while he was stationed in Red Deer, Alberta. Const. Eli Ndatuje was found not guilty of breach of trust by a public officer, unauthorized use of a computer system, and breach of trust in respect […]
Constable Eli Ndatuje of the RCMP has been acquitted of three charges, including breach of trust and unauthorized computer use. These charges stemmed from allegations that he accessed police databases without authorization while stationed in Red Deer, Alberta. Federal prosecutors claimed Ndatuje searched internal databases in 2022 to obtain protected information for a foreign government.
- RCMP Const. Eli Ndatuje was found not guilty of three charges.
- The charges included breach of trust and unauthorized computer system use.
- The accusations involved accessing police databases without permission in Red Deer, Alberta.
- Prosecutors alleged the information was retrieved for a foreign government.
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