Mooker named chief officer of B.C. organized crime unit

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During his time with CFSEU-BC, he helped establish specialized capabilities, including the Anti-Trafficking Task Force, Counter Proliferation Unit and Criminal Records Review Unit.

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Assistant Commissioner Will Ng, acting commanding officer of the B.C. RCMP, said Mooker has a proven record of leadership and experience managing complex investigations. “Under his direction, CFSEU-BC will continue to lead the way in disrupting gang activity and keeping communities safe, while working closely with our policing and public safety partners to strengthen our collective response to organized crime.”

Mooker said he looks forward to strengthening partnerships with municipal, provincial, federal and international law enforcement agencies. “This team is deeply committed to dismantling and supporting the prosecution of organized crime groups. I share that commitment.”

CFSEU-BC is Canada’s largest integrated police unit, with more than 450 sworn and civilian positions and 13 policing agencies. Its mandate is to target and dismantle organized crime groups that pose the greatest risk to public safety through gang violence.