O.P.P Refuses to Look at Evidence

Now I know why the Ontario Provincial Police wouldn't investigate the Law Society of Upper Canada for fraud their mismanagement of public money for the Ontario Legal Aid Plan. The Orillia office that investigates fraud refused to take my evidence.

It seems that the O.P.P Commissioner is a member of the Law Society.

You won't find it directly on the O.P.P's website who the Commissioner is and after a search the address bar does not show the exact address to the Commissioner to link it to. The O.P.P home page doesn't access this information as well as information to know how to file complaints unless its done through a search.

"Commissioner Boniface earned a Bachelor of Arts degree from York University and a Bachelor of Laws degree at Osgoode Hall Law School. She was called to the Bar in Ontario during 1990, and is a member of the Law Society of Upper Canada. She has served on the Law Commission of Canada."

I wonder if it's left over from this tradition? Or this one?