Dirty Cop #3 - Timothy Ho, RCMP BC

Private Report – Allegations of Corruption and Misconduct (Continuation)

Prepared for: Authorized Government and Oversight Officials
Date: January 27, 2026
Subject: Allegations involving Constable Timothy Ho, Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP)

Overview

This section outlines allegations of corruption and misconduct involving Constable Timothy Ho, a member of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The allegations connect his conduct to StrataCo Property Management and broader concerns regarding criminal interference and suppression of homeowner rights in Port Moody and surrounding jurisdictions.

Key Allegations

False Statements and Abuse of Authority:
Constable Ho allegedly provided false statements to law enforcement in order to harass and criminally frame a homeowner who had reported fraud and misconduct related to StrataCo Property Management.

Conflict of Interest and Fraud:
It is alleged that Ho has used his position to protect and aid his spouse, Angela Ho, identified as treasurer of the Corbeau strata (BCS2460). Reports indicate the couple may have engaged in fraudulent financial activity against other property owners.

Interference with Investigations:
Ho is accused of obstructing legitimate investigations and “running interference” to prevent exposure of potential corruption within local housing operations.

Violation of Neighbour Rights:
Complaints describe behaviour disregarding laws and rights of neighbours, with patterns consistent with intimidation and deliberate obstruction of justice.

Trafficking in Personal Data:
Investigators suspect Constable Ho may have unlawfully accessed or shared homeowners’ private data to shield or assist ongoing financial fraud involving Corbeau and StrataCo operations.

Oversight and Governance Failures

Complaint to the Civilian Review and Complaints Commission for the RCMP (CRCC):
A formal complaint was filed with the CRCC (Burnaby RCMP branch) naming Constable Ho and referencing his alleged role in protecting and participating in criminal fraud. No apparent action was taken, and the complainant reports the file has been effectively ignored or covered up.

Transparency Concerns:
Similar to patterns reported in earlier cases, there is a concern that complaints submitted to oversight bodies are being discarded, deleted, or otherwise rendered inaccessible, obstructing citizen recourse and oversight.

Context and Broader Implications

The reported conduct of Constable Ho reflects a troubling pattern consistent with other officers previously named in connection to StrataCo-related misconduct. Allegations across cases suggest systemic collusion between police personnel and private property management entities to suppress whistleblowers, intimidate homeowners, and protect fraudulent housing schemes.

Recommendation

Based on the seriousness of these allegations and their apparent connection to a broader system of housing-related corruption, the following steps are recommended:

Independent federal investigation through an RCMP Integrity Unit external to BC Region.

Financial audit of the Corbeau (BCS2460) strata corporation, with emphasis on treasury records and potential misuse of homeowner funds.

Data access review to determine whether RCMP databases or information systems were improperly used to gather or distribute personal information about homeowners.

Accountability inquiry into the CRCC complaint-handling process to verify if related submissions have been tampered with or destroyed.

Jan 27, 2026

* See also Investigation of Corbeau Bcs2460 where is wife, Angela Ho is a key suspect in massive fraud report. 


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