What this review establishes
Const. Corey McArthur has been suspended with pay since the 2016 hospital incident.
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GUELPH — Accountability delayed has a measurable cost. A privacy-treated hospital exhibit shows a 17-year-old restrained to a stretcher before Const. Corey McArthur delivered an elbow strike he later admitted was excessive. The agreed record also includes the youth's preceding knee strike. McArthur pleaded guilty to assault and discreditable conduct. Ontario-listed salary for 2016 and the disclosed 2019-2025 years totals at least $912,893.95. Because 2017 and 2018 were below the disclosure threshold and 2026 is not yet disclosed, cumulative compensation above $1 million is likely—but the exact total is not publicly itemized. Separately, Guelph Police reported $310,903 in hearing costs by November 2022. A July 2026 dismissal-or-resign order is under appeal, so the employment outcome is not final. A system that can take nearly a decade after a guilty plea should have to explain every dollar and every delay. Sources: GuelphToday privacy-treated exhibit and cost reporting; Ontario Public Sector Salary Disclosure; Guelph Police July 2026 update. Original hospital video is silent. Minor's identity protected. Independent evidence review—not legal advice. Do not contact or target the protected youth. #Voss #VossPrism #Guelph #PoliceAccountability #VideoForensics #PublicRecords