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RCMP: Behind the Red Serge

RCMP: Behind the Red Serge

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Behind the Red Serge is an anonymous investigative podcast that exposes how the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) handles misconduct behind closed doors — from harassment and sexual assault to systemic failures in accountability.

Through real internal documents, conduct hearings, and survivor testimony, this series examines how power protects itself inside Canada's national police force — and what happens when those who wear the badge break the rules… and still keep it.

No names. No agendas. Just the truth — redacted, revealed.

New episodes every week. Listener discretion advised.

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  • Episode 11- The Hidden Relationship

    Episode 11- The Hidden Relationship
    Sep 30 2025

    In Episode 11 of RCMP: Behind the Red Serge, we look at a case where the line between mentorship and abuse of power was crossed. A relationship that began under the shadow of authority, hidden from parents, hidden from colleagues, hidden from accountability. What happens when grooming behaviour by a police officer isn’t treated as criminal, but quietly managed within the RCMP’s own system?
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    6 m
  • Episode 9: Depot, the Training ground

    Episode 9: Depot, the Training ground
    Sep 23 2025

    At the RCMP’s training academy — the place meant to build integrity — one instructor’s choices exposed just how fragile that integrity can be.
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    5 m
  • Episode 9: Four Cops &Four misconduct

    Episode 9: Four Cops &Four misconduct
    Sep 16 2025

    In this four-part episode, RCMP: Behind the Red Serge follows a series of disturbing conduct hearings that reveal just how far the Force will go to protect its own. Behind closed doors, serious allegations are softened, criminal acts are reframed as “misconduct,” and officers who should lose their badges instead return to frontline policing. What emerges is a chilling portrait of a system designed not for accountability — but for preservation.
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    13 m
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