CHECK THE WELL-BEING

On January 31, 2018 at approximately 1445 hours, Cst OHASHI reviewed an e-mail string from PMPD's Professional Standards Section to advise they had recieved an e-mail from the Office of the Police Complaints Commissioner (OPCC) written by Daniel BERLADYN in which he sent the following remarks to the OPCC email account:

"There is a very likely chance that I will end up choosing to commit suicide as I have been in holding for months..."

"Do you want me to just disappear?"

"I drop my belongings off there (his mother's house) in a plan to get into hospital before I end up killing myself."

"... which can only mean they want to drive me into suicide."

According to the OPCC, this e-mail was sent by Daniel BERLADYN on theevening of January 30, 2018.

As per PRIME, Daniel BERLADYN was last known to be residing at the Salvation Army's Caring Place located at 22188 Lougheed Highway in Maple Ridge, BC. A cell phone ping revealed a location of Dewdney Trunk Road and Cardinal Street in Mission, BC, with a 109 meter radius.

CPIC messages to be sent to Ridge Meadows RCMP and Mission RCMP to conduct patrols for Daniel BERLADYN in order to assess his well-being.

Cst OHASHI #97
Port Moody Police Department
Mental Health Officer

EMAIL SENT BY DANIEL BERLADYN:

From: Dan Berladyn
Sent: Tuesday, January 30, 2018 6:20 PM
To: INFO-OPCC; [blank]
Cc: [blank]
Subject: OPCC 2017-13022
Attachments: OPCC 2017-13022.pdf; PSR - Page 18.JPG
[blank]
I have received your reply to my OPPC Complaint #2017-13022 and I, along with some Women Staff and Volunteers at the Salvation Army do not find your response to be anything near adequate. These are two different complaints regarding two different police incidents, two different charges, two different years. On top of that, I was RAILROADED in the original 'Fear of Injury' charge - a result of poor fraudulent, selfserving policing and a rookie officer. It was all a fraud.
The System is broken do you not personally care about that? The Judge had said "he will have to rule in favour of it to protect me from them". Do you comprehend how backwards and disgusting this is? There is a very likely chance that I will end up choosing to commit suicide as I have been in holding for months on that initiative, coming close more often than I'll admit. There is no help, only people adding more and more complications. You've been given your chance.
None of you will do what is right and help me resolve this unjust and immoral situation and yet, I keep trying to find solutions as my energy and situation permits, but all I find is senseless roadblocks like yours. At times I have to wonder, is that what you all want? Do you want me to just to just disappear? You can just sweep it all under a rug and go on collecting undeserved paycheques? Is that what is all about?
I dropped my belongings off in poor health, in a bad situation, to a home that is in my mothers name, one that she has because I stayed with her and helped her keep it, my siblings wanted me gone out of greed and I drop my belongings off there in a plan to get into a hospital before I end up killing myself. Against my mothers wishes, the Police charge and complicate my situation to the point it cannot be solved, worsening it, which can only mean they want to drive me into suicide. Well, I suppose the same true for you too.
Dan Berladyn

ORIGINAL EMAILS ATTACHED TO VERSADEX:

On January 31, 2018 at approximately 1615 hours, Cst OHASHI attached PDF copies of the e-mails sent by Daniel BERLADYN and the OPCC into this PRIME file via Versadex.

Cst OHASHI #97
Port Moody Police Department
Mental Health Officer

CONCLUDING REMARKS:

In reviewing Ridge Meadows RCMP [blank], Cst OHASHI notes that Daniel BERLADYN was apprehended under Section 28 of the Mental Health Act on yesterday's date at the Salvation Army's Caring Place after expressing suicidal ideation. Daniel BERLADYN was not admitted to hospital.

This file is to be concluded here.

Cst OHASHI #97
Port Moody Police Department
Mental Health Officer

This PRIME entry indicates the Port Moody Police Department's (PMPD) Mental Health Officer has reviewed this file and will be documenting any mental health related interventions and follow-ups using an electronic data set located in the Community Services Section drive. Please contact the NCO i/c Community Services Section or PMPD's Mental Health Officer should further information be required.

Cst OHASHI #97
Port Moody Police Department
Mental Health Officer