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Calgary police officer charged with Internet luring has pay suspended

A Calgary police officer charged with Internet luring is now suspended without pay.

CALGARY — A Calgary police officer charged with Internet luring is now suspended without pay.

Const. Randann Sargent was originally suspended back in June.

Chief Rick Hanson took the unusual step Tuesday of asking the police commission to continue Sargent’s suspension, but without pay, until the matter has been through court.

The police union opposed the chief’s request, but the commission agreed.

Sargent is accused of using a computer to communicate with a person believed to be under the age of 18 to have that person take photographs that fall within the definition of child pornography.