By The Canadian Press

Officers Sentenced

Former Calgary police officers sentenced for corruption-related crimes

Mar 20, 2019 | 3:22 PM

Three Calgary police officers found guilty of misusing department computers and harassing a woman involved in a custody battle have been sentenced to jail.

Bradford McNish, Bryan Morton and Anthony Braille were paid thousands of dollars to monitor the movements of Akele Taylor, the ex-wife of Calgary businessman Ken Carter.

All three were found guilty last year of corruption-related crimes.

Justice Bryan Mahoney sentenced Morton to 30 months, McNish to six months and Braille to three months in jail.

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