Open in full screen mode Police officer James Bragg faces four charges of professional misconduct. (Archive photo) Radio-Canada Voice synthesis , based on artificial intelligence, allows you to generate spoken text from written text. À Toronto officer James Bragg appeared before a disciplinary tribunal on Tuesday for allegedly viewing pornographic images on duty and slapping the buttocks of a colleague, among other things. The officer faces four counts of professional misconduct and one count of insubordination for events that would have occurred in 2022 and 2023. According to documents presented at the disciplinary hearing, Officer Bragg allegedly watched a pornographic video on his cell phone during work hours in full view of a colleague. He also allegedly showed a pornographic image to another colleague. He is also accused of having typed coworker's butt during an after-work celebration. His lawyer, David Butt, declined to comment, saying the disciplinary hearing is ongoing. Loading ELSE ON INFO: After two years of war, Ukraine faces the challenge of mobilization Officer Bragg is suspended with pay at this time. His next appearance is March 26. Without commenting on this particular case, l' Toronto Police Association says there has been a “positive change” within the police service. With the recruitment of new officers, there is less tolerance for inappropriate acts, and members are more likely to report these cases, says Association President Jon Reid , in a press release. A police spokesperson adds that the service is currently evaluating possible changes to the training of supervisors, in matters of harassment, in particular. We cannot comment on cases that are before the court disciplinary, but harassment and discrimination are banned in our organization, says spokesperson Devika Deonarine by email. With information from CBC News
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