Victoria's police chief, Graham, that the RCMP deletes the material collected by Victoria police on law abiding citizens. Chief Graham is no stranger to Vancouver citizens. One has to wonder about a person who leaves a shooting range target full of bullet holes on the City Manager's desk. While on Graham's beat in Vancouver 60 affidavits of officer misconduct and subsequent allegations that Graham obstructed the RCMP investigation over the allegations ended up with an independent report concluding that he did commit, "through his inaction, the Code of Conduct offence of Discreditable Conduct." This is rather perplexing given Graham's 34 year service in the RCMP prior to becoming both Vancouver's and now Victoria's police chief. Graham needs to review both Canada's and BC's Privacy Acts, which are law, and end his practice of surveillance on law abiding citizens. Police have sufficient powers to deal with criminal activities without using tools that capture us all in their web of dubious lawful data collection. Time for Victoria residents to head to police HQ and in writing ask for access to all information and data collected on them. If 5,000 residents mailed a simple request to Victoria Police this would give a strong message to those who tend to circumvent the laws of the land. To a few of those who made comments on this article, please read Canada's Privacy Act, passed in 1983 before providing excuses for another of Graham's over-extension of police powers. No best comments selected by an editor for