Two senior B.C. police officers raised concerns about the effectiveness and execution of decriminalization, as well as the diversion of safe supply.
But each also expressed general support for a health-based approach toward the toxic drug crisis.
Fiona Wilson, deputy chief constable of the Vancouver Police Department and president of the BC Association of Chiefs of Police, told federal MPs Monday (April 16) that she disagrees with the statement that decriminalization has had more positive than negative impacts.