Rumours that Mayor Ken Sim was stopped for drinking and driving — and that the Vancouver Police Department covered it up — were quelled Tuesday by the Office of the Police Complaint Commissioner.

He also wanted the report released to show that the Vancouver Police Department did not “cover up” any investigation, which was part of the rumour and only discredited the force, the mayor said.

He also wanted the report released to show that the Vancouver Police Department did not “cover up” any investigation, which was part of the rumour and only discredited the force, the mayor said.

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