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  • By: Laura Brody
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The only senior officer convicted for his role in the mass detentions and arrests at the G20 summit in Toronto six years ago has been found guilty. He has been reprimanded and will lose 30 days of pay.

David Mark Fenton was convicted last year of exceeding his authority and discreditable conduct. The 27-year veteran was in charge when hundreds of people were detained illegally during the tumultuous weekend summit.

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