A whistleblower alleged that tow truck corruption and kickback schemes involving Ottawa police officers were bigger than the few officers who had been publicly identified, suggesting a systemic pattern rather than isolated incidents, according to Global News Canada. The allegations described a network of payments for preferential dispatch and accident scene access.
Operator takeaway
A whistleblower saying the corruption is bigger than what is publicly known — if you are aware of kickback schemes in your market, the FBI and your state AG have whistleblower protections that shield you from retaliation.