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RCMP officer released on bail

Ian James Kaulback appears in provincial court in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Monday where he was charged with unlawfully luring a child (under the age of 16) by means of a computer system. — Photo by Derek Montague/The Labradorian

Ian James Kaulback appears in provincial court in Happy Valley-Goose Bay Monday where he was charged with unlawfully luring a child (under the age of 16) by means of a computer system. — Photo by Derek Montague/The Labradorian

Published on February 12, 2013
Published on February 12, 2013
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Labrador constable charged with child luring over the Internet

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RCMP , Labrador Royal Canadian Mounted Police , Happy Valley , Goose Bay

The Labrador Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer charged with child luring over the Internet, was released on bail Monday.

Ian James Kaulback appeared in provincial court in Happy Valley-Goose Bay. He was first arrested Friday, Feb. 8 and subsequently charged with unlawfully luring a child (under the age of 16) by means of a computer system over the weekend.

Kaulback’s bail hearing was scheduled to start earlier in the morning, but was delayed until the middle of the afternoon. He was released from custody with a list of conditions he must follow.

Kaulback is due back in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on April 30 to enter a plea to the charge.

The Royal Newfoundland Constabulary (RNC) criminal investigation division is taking the lead in the investigation and has directed all inquires about the case to RNC media relations. The investigation is ongoing.

The court has imposed a publication ban on further information related to the case.

The Labradorian

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    Dee
    - February 12, 2013 at 22:40:50

    Out on bail,suspended with pay,so what's wrong with that.No doubt the young child will be blamed.Yes @ a mom what a piece of scum.

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      M
      - February 25, 2013 at 03:38:59

      Ian i Love you.. and i'm always going to be with you xo

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    adams
    - February 12, 2013 at 15:21:46

    the safest way to protect our kids is to keep them of the computer or at least keep watch on what they are doing on there

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    MOM
    - February 12, 2013 at 11:05:32

    What is our world cominig too, if we can't trust the Authoritiesto protect us, what is the point of having them. He should be released of duties...if that was any normal person they be all over him.... He should lose his job!!

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      klaus
      - February 14, 2013 at 16:55:36

      That's just the point! Any wise citizenry DOES NOT TRUST THE AUTHORITIES. Let me explain it to you: the authorities want you to trust them. Our freedom and prosperity as a society that wants the rule of law demands of a citizenry that is not so trusting of authority. It is exactly the fault of people, like yourself, who put their trust in the authorities, that these problems exist. Freedom requires lack of trust in authority

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    Whaddaya At
    - February 12, 2013 at 10:39:30

    The police pose as minors on the Internet and catch people like this guy all the time. As a police officer, he had to be aware of that. He also had to know that there was a good chance he would be caught and his career would then be over.

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    sally
    - February 12, 2013 at 10:21:45

    If you can't trust Police, Churches, Teachers and Doctors...who can we trust? The world is a scary place to bring up Children as it is-we spend countless days teaching our kids to tell someone in high authority if something is done to them...If I did not have already have children, I really would think twice about bringing any little darlings into this world now a days!!!

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    A mom
    - February 12, 2013 at 09:19:23

    Then this thing is there to protect our kids. "SCUM" is all I can say.

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    No Need
    - February 12, 2013 at 09:02:20

    There's no need for the RCMP to callback Kaulback.

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