04/01/2011
By Pam Douglas
A former Peel Regional Police officer, who was president of the Peel Humane Society for seven years, will be sentenced in June for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl.
Michael Chaddock, 59, of Brampton, pleaded guilty on Jan. 18 to two counts of sexual assault, one count of sexual interference and one count of breaching an undertaking.
He appeared in Milton court yesterday morning, where a sentencing hearing was set for June 22.
Chaddock was charged in April 2009 by Halton Regional Police. The charges involved a 13-year-old girl police say he met on an internet dating site.
- First off, why is a 13-year-old on an online dating service?
When the charges were laid, Chaddock was Brampton MPP Linda Jeffrey’s executive assistant, a job he had held for six years. But he had been involved in the community for years, and news of the charges sent shock waves through Peel’s business, political and volunteer circles.
Chaddock joined Peel police in 1975 and left the department at the rank of sergeant before becoming executive director of the Brampton Downtown Development Corporation.
He spent seven years as president of the Region of Peel Humane Society. Chaddock also served a term as chair of the Ontario Humane Society board and was a member of the board for nearly 10 years.
He worked on the organizing committee for the Brampton Board of Trade Santa Claus parade, eventually chairing the committee.
Chaddock received a long-term service award from the City of Brampton in 2007, and was the recipient of a 1999 police humanitarian award from the Mississauga Knights of Columbus for his volunteer work.
This is my cousin sadly
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