London police detective who closed Hockey Canada case without charges pressed on apparent gaps in probe

On his second day in the witness box at the sexual assault trial of five former members of Canada’s 2018 world junior hockey team, the now-retired police sergeant who was in charge of the initial criminal investigation was grilled by Crown attorney Meaghan Cunningham about apparent gaps in his probe.Under questioning from Ms. Cunningham, Mr. Newtown conceded that he heard that one of the accused players, Michael McLeod, invited a teammate to the room to engage in a “three-way,” but never obtained the text messages they exchanged.