This week, I attended a police disciplinary hearing for Helen Grus, who is being investigated for and charged with discreditable conduct for attempting to probe a string of sudden infant deaths after the rollout of the novel COVID-19 mRNA injections.

Grus has faced approximately 30 hearing days, spanning two years, for allegedly accessing the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) database without authorization. If found guilty, it could mean a demotion or termination for the 20-year OPS veteran.

Her case has raised great interest among the policing community, with many retired police officers regularly attending her hearings.

That includes Rob Stocki, who called the entire investigation a “terrible miscarriage of justice.”

Take a look:

Grus had a spotless record and was part of the Child Abuse and Sexual Assault Unit at the OPS — a unit responsible for investigating instances of sudden, unexplained deaths in children under the age of five.

Stocki pointed out that Grus’ investigation fell well within her mandate to look into these questionable deaths. But, she ran afoul of her superiors, who wanted to put a stop to any investigations to do with COVID.

Through it all, Grus has been saddled with the financial burden of this political prosecution while being dragged through the mud by her employer and state-funded media.

I will continue to follow how these hearings progress and will report what I learn at RebelFieldReports.com. If you find value in this coverage, please consider supporting our independent journalism with a donation on that website.

Yours truly,

Tamara Ugolini

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