Rose Survived: The Rose Murder Case

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Rose survived. He underwent multiple surgeries and now walks with a cane. In this case, the SIU found “no reasonable grounds to charge any officer with the Toronto Police Service with a criminal offence.” As for Rose, he is facing charges of assault on a police officer, assault with a weapon and mischief. His lawyer, Stacey Nichols of Neuberger and Partners, plans to argue for a stay of proceedings if Rose is convicted, on the grounds that police used excessive force. “There were five officers on the floor when Rose got shot. Surely they had other options to de-escalate the

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