By The Canadian Press

COURT

Crown appeals sentence to police officer accused of corruption

Apr 10, 2019 | 12:32 PM

The Crown is appealing a three-month intermittent sentence handed to a Calgary police officer for corruption-related crime.

Anthony Braile, who is 50, was one of three officers convicted of criminal harassment.

In its appeal, the Crown says the judge made a mistake in assessing Braile’s level of co-operation with authorities and over-compensated that co-operation as a mitigating factor.

Court heard the officers were paid thousands of dollars to monitor the movements of Akele Taylor, the ex-wife of Calgary businessman Ken Carter.

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The three were approached by the owner of a private investigation firm to help dig up information about Taylor.