By News on the Net -- ASIAN PACIFIC POST & Vincent Gircys—— Bio and Archives--October 8, 2026
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William Majcher, a veteran Mountie, is suing the Canadian government, its spy agency and the RCMP, accusing his former employers of abusing their powers, fabricating a national security threat and orchestrating his unlawful arrest.
Majcher, was acquitted earlier this year of charges linked to alleged Chinese foreign interference . The former RCMP inspector, now based in Hong Kong, makes several explosive allegations in the lawsuit, including that CSIS asked him to commit criminal offences.
Also named as a defendant in the $55 million lawsuit is former RCMP superintendent Calvin Chrustie, whom Majcher accuses of supplying false and misleading information that helped shape the national security case against him.
Chrustie was named as a key Crown witness in Majcher’s criminal trial, but prosecutors never called him to testify. Court records showed Chrustie had supplied investigators with information that Majcher now alleges was false, misleading and central to the case built against him. ---More...
$55 Million Civil Suit against the RCMP, CSIS and the Canadian government. Former RCMP Inspector and whistleblower William Majcher claims they abused their powers, fabricated a national security threat and orchestrated an unlawful arrest. He has all the evidence necessary to prove it. Canadians are no longer free or safe with law enforcement leadership compromised. Share by re-posting far and wide. [url=https://t.co/bSZ6yWcKXm]https://t.co/bSZ6yWcKXm[/url]
— Vincent Gircys (@VGircys)October 8, 2026
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