CCP - EP67: Insight on Canada’s Crime Wave with a Former Officer
Description
Welcome back to another full episode of the Couple Casuals Podcast!
In this gripping and eye-opening conversation, your host Stefano sits down with Officer Randall Arsenault — a former Toronto police officer with over 20 years of frontline experience and the host of the Canada Off Script Podcast.
From breaking up gang violence to shaping the lives of troubled youth in Scarborough schools, Randall shares powerful insight into Canada’s justice system, rising crime rates, and what it truly means to serve and protect. We dig deep into the bail system, public safety, community policing, and how politics is shaping (and sometimes crippling) law enforcement.
This one isn’t just informative — it’s a must-listen for anyone concerned about safety, justice, and the future of Canada.
No fluff. No sugar-coating. Just hard truths and hope for change.
Some topics we cover:
- How a rebel teen turned tradesman became a respected community officer
- The downfall of the School Resource Officer program — and why it needs to return
- What’s really driving the crime surge in Canada
- Why Bill C-75 and our bail system are failing Canadians
- The blurred lines around self-defense in Canadian law
- What it’s like being a cop in a culture that often vilifies them
- How Officer Randy kept the respect of a community for over two decades
This episode is grounded, personal, and brutally honest.
Grab a casual — this time maybe skip the coffee, and pour something strong — and let’s get into it.
0:00:00 Intro
0:01:00 Randall’s Start
0:03:00 Youth & Trades
0:06:00 Joining the Force
0:10:00 Community Work
0:15:00 SRO Program Cut
0:18:00 Career Lessons
0:20:00 COVID & Youth
0:22:00 Policing Then vs Now
0:25:00 Body Cams
0:28:00 Recruiting Issues
0:31:00 Crime & Bill C-75
0:37:00 Self-Defense Laws
0:43:00 Home Invasions
0:47:00 Castle Doctrine
0:50:30 Bill C-21 Irony
0:54:00 Fixing Policing
0:56:30 Advice to Cops
1:00:00 Social Media Role
1:02:00 Wrap Up























