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Newsroom Ready: Lethbridge police chief addresses concerns about officer misconduct

The police chief in Lethbridge, Alberta says his force is investigating allegations that his officers were spying on a former Alberta cabinet minister. Chief Shahin Mehdizadeh says the force will take action if the officers are found to have broken the rules.

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