A May 2017 internal audit of a school in the province has become part of an ongoing police investigation, CBC News has learned.
The Newfoundland and Labrador English School District won’t release the audit in question, because it “could reasonably be expected to interfere with or harm a law enforcement matter.”
That’s according to an access-to-information response to CBC News.
The NLESD won’t say which school is involved, but did note that the Mounties are investigating.
The RCMP confirmed that the matter came to them last June — the month after the audit was completed.
No charges have been laid up to this point.
The district says it won’t comment on matters that are subject to a police investigation, and declined interview requests.
But in an emailed statement, the board said it…
