- Aggravated Assault – Minor Child (2 Counts) – J.H. (Age 10) and Z.H. (Age 8), sentenced to 3 years probation.
- Aggravated Assault with a Weapon – Adult Victim (James Harrison), involved child strangulation and use of a kitchen knife as a dangerous weapon, attempted arson of matrimonial home, sentenced concurrently.
- Attempted Murder (Children) – Withdrawn prior to trial due to plea agreement on lesser charges.
- Sentenced: Jan 14, 2025, Ontario Court of Justice, Ottawa.
- Community Supervision under Adult Probation Order with strict no-contact/no-access terms.
- Additional conditions: Mandatory mental health treatment, absolute weapon prohibition, and no unsupervised contact with minor children namely J.H or Z.H.
- Notes: Subject poses ongoing risk due to mental health instability and violent history.
- Effective: Jan 14, 2025 – Expires: Jan 14, 2028 (3-year term).
- Probation Officer: Kailee Sturgess, Probation and Parole Officer | Ottawa Centre Probation and Parole, Unit 3211, 161 Elgin Street, Ottawa ON K2P 2K1, Office (613) 239-1101, Cell (343) 999-5919, Fax (613) 239-1120
- Conditions Include:
- No contact (direct, indirect, or via third parties) with James Harrison, J.H., Z.H.
- No presence at family residences, schools, or known child-access sites (e.g., parks, recreational facilities).
- Mandatory participation in court-ordered mental health and psychiatric treatment programs.
- Absolute prohibition on possession of weapons (firearms, knives, or any object deemed a threat).
- Must report changes in residence, employment, or treatment compliance to probation officer within 24 hours.
- Weekly in-person check-ins with probation officer; additional random compliance checks authorized.
- Compliance Status: No documented breaches as of last update (May 19, 2025, 10:51 AM EDT); treatment participation remains unverified.
FULL EVENT LOG: RAHMAN, TAHMIDA (2008–2025)
- 2008-09-10: Disclosed sexual assault to Ottawa Police Service. Declined to provide suspect details or press charges. No investigation launched. Marked as initial trauma indicator.
- 2009-02-11: Police responded to 911 call reporting suicidal ideation. Subject transported to Ottawa Hospital under Form 1 (Mental Health Act) for observation.
- 2009-12-05: Former partner Mr. Souter reported emotional instability. Subject voluntarily admitted to psychiatric care at Queensway Carleton Hospital.
- 2011-10-29: Threatened self-harm with a knife during domestic dispute. Ottawa Police apprehended under Form 1. Admitted to psychiatric ward.
- 2014-08-11: Domestic incident involving suicidal behavior with a knife. Police intervened; children transported to CHEO for emergency assessment.
- 2014-10-10: Reported missing post-breakup by friend. Located by police after 48 hours; disclosed active suicidal intent. Held for risk assessment.
- 2015-10-23: Police called to mediate child visitation dispute. Subject exhibited erratic behavior; no physical violence. Incident logged as escalation risk.
- 2019-04-10: Suicide attempt via ingestion of bleach reported by Mr. Harrison. Children (J.H., Z.H.) present; unharmed but distressed. Subject hospitalized.
- 2020-05-25: Pregnant subject ingested cleaning chemicals during argument. Emergency services responded; hospitalized, CAS flagged incident as prenatal risk.
- 2022-06-24: Suicidal ideation reported during clinical review by Dr. Mansour (psychiatrist). Recommended inpatient treatment; subject declined. Case escalated for monitoring.
- 2022-09-13: Consumed bleach in front of children after verbal altercation with Mr. Harrison. EMS and police responded; Subject transported to hospital.
- 2023-04-11: Major DV incident: Subject assaulted J.H. and Z.H. via strangulation and brandished a large kitchen knife. Children treated at The Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO). Subject arrested; charged with:
- Attempted Murder (withdrawn)
- Aggravated Assault (x2 – children)
- Aggravated Assault with Weapon on (Mr. Harrison)
- 2025-01-14: Convicted on three counts of aggravated assault. Sentenced to 3-year probation with strict terms. Released into community supervision.
- 2025-Present: Subject under active probation supervision. No verified compliance, participation, completion or attendance with treatment programs. No endorsement received by her regulated health care practitioner. No breaches entered as of May 19, 2025, 10:51 AM EDT.
CLINICAL MENTAL HEALTH DIAGNOSES – VERIFIED
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD): Diagnosed 2011. Symptoms include emotional volatility, impulsivity, and unstable interpersonal relationships. High risk of self-harm, Unpredictable Switch from Calm to Extreme Unregulated and reckless state
- Bipolar Disorder (Suicidal History): Diagnosed 2009. Features manic episodes, severe depression, and multiple suicide attempts (chemical ingestion, self-injury, harm to others).
- ADHD (Functional Impairment in Parenting): Diagnosed 2015. Impacts focus, organization, and consistent caregiving, exacerbating risk to children.
- Treatment History: Inconsistent engagement with therapy and medication (e.g., mood stabilizers, antipsychotics). Non-compliance noted as of May 2025 no proof to the contrary has been forthcoming by her Lawyer despite repeated requests and demands for verifiable proof which can be substantiated.
CHILD PROTECTION RISK OVERVIEW
- Physical Violence: Convicted assaults on J.H. and proxy Z.H. (2023) involved strangulation and a large kitchen knife, resulting in assessment in Hospital. Ms. Rahman attempted to ignite Cooking oil to light the home on fire however was unsuccessful.
- Suicidal Acts in Presence of Children: Multiple incidents (2019, 2020, 2022) of chemical ingestion, posing immediate danger and emotional trauma.
- Chronic Exposure to Conflict: Children witnessed domestic disputes, suicidal behavior, and parental instability over 10+ years, per CAS and Police Reports
- Risk Level: Critical – Subject’s untreated mental health and violent history preclude safe communication and access arrangements. Parenting capacity at this time remains a risk to the children.
- MANDATORY REPORTING:
- Agencies: Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa, Ottawa Police Service, Local Child Protection Authority.
- Timeframe: Immediate upon sighting or suspected breach.
- EMERGENCY RESPONSE REQUIRED:
- Trigger: Subject breaches no-contact terms or approaches protected persons/locations.
- Actions:
- Activate Emergency Code Red and dial 911.
- Notify Ottawa Police, CAS, and on-call Case Manager
- Document incident details (time, location, witnesses) for legal filing.
- CRIMINAL PROCEEDINGS:
- New charges may be initiated by police or private prosecution via Intake Court with a Peace Officer.
- Pending Investigation
Ancillary Orders/Directives: If TAHMIDA RAHMAN is observed breaching court orders (e.g., presence at schools, child residences, supervised access sites, or locations of J.H./Z.H.), contact 911 immediately. Arrest authorized under Jan 14, 2025 Adult Probation Order.
Monitored Locations: Children’s School, Matrimonial Home, Extracurricular Activities
- Power of Attorney: Granted to Ms. Helen Souter during a psychiatric hospitalization/incarceration of Ms.Rahman. Indicative of diminished capacity and dependency.
- CAS Involvement: Relevant History documented since 2019; permanent custody with Mr. Harrison since 2023.
- Victim Support: Mr. Harrison enrolled in DV/IPV support program, connected to Case Manager and Legal Resources
- Defacto Status Quo sole custody of minor children J.H. (Age 10) and Z.H. (Age 8) on April 20, 2023, Ontario Court of Justice, Ottawa.
- Active no-contact order against Tahmida Rahman, effective Jan 14, 2025, prohibiting direct or indirect contact.
- Victim of aggravated assault with a weapon (Jan 14, 2025 conviction of Rahman), sustained injuries requiring hospitalization.
- Notes: Demonstrated compliance with all court orders; taken a proactive and protective stance, actively engaged with legal and victim support services.
- Effective: Jan 14, 2025 – Expires: Jan 14, 2028 (3-year term).
- Case Manager: [Name Redacted – Contact EmergencyHousing.CA].
- Conditions Include:
- No contact (direct, indirect, or via third parties) by Tahmida Rahman with James Harrison, J.H., Z.H.
- No presence by Rahman within 500 meters of Harrison’s residence, workplace, children’s schools, or extracurricular sites.
- Harrison to report any attempted contact or sightings of Rahman to Ottawa Police Service immediately.
- Children under Harrison’s sole custody; no access permitted to Rahman without court approval.
- Harrison is seeking to extend protection order. Harrison declines to rescind the No Contact Order, Communication And Access Arrangements are deemed unsafe.
- Compliance Status: Full compliance by Harrison as of last update (May 19, 2025, 05:56 PM EDT).
FULL EVENT LOG: HARRISON, JAMES (2008–2025)
- 2009-02-11: Rahman’s suicidal ideation. Accompanied police to ensure safe transport to Ottawa Hospital.
- 2009-12-05: Expressed concerns about Rahman’s emotional instability to authorities, leading to her voluntary hospitalization.
- 11-10-29: Witnessed Rahman’s self-harm threat with a knife. Contacted police, cooperated fully with emergency responders during apprehension of Rahman.
- 2014-08-11: Reported domestic incident involving Rahman’s suicidal behavior with a knife. Ensured children’s safety during police intervention.
- 2014-10-10: Assisted police in locating Rahman after she was reported missing, provided context for her suicidal intent.
- 2019-04-10: Reported Rahman’s suicide attempt via bleach ingestion to EMS. Protected children from exposure, cooperated with CAS investigation.
- 2020-05-25: Alerted emergency services to Rahman’s chemical ingestion while pregnant. Provided statement to CAS, prioritized child safety.
- 2022-06-24: Supported clinical review by Dr. Mansour, Dr.Petie, advocated for Rahman’s inpatient treatment, which she declined.
- 2022-09-13: Called EMS and police after Rahman consumed bleach in front of children
- 2023-04-11: Victim of major DV incident: Assaulted by Rahman with a kitchen knife, sustained injury. Protected children during strangulation attack; children seen and treated at CHEO. Provided detailed statement to Ottawa Police, leading to Rahman’s arrest.
- 2023-04-20: Seeking sole custody of J.H. and Z.H, presently both children reside with James Harrison. He’s exclusively cared for both children since the date of Tahmida Rahman’s arrest on April 11th 2023.
- 2024-01-26: Submitted Case Conference Brief to formalize custody and no-contact orders. Cooperated with court proceedings despite delays.
- 2025-01-14: Participated in Rahman’s conviction for aggravated assault. Secured extended no-contact order effective until 2028 (looking to make permanent order).
- 2025-Present: Enrolled in DV/IPV case management support program. Fully compliant with CAS and court requirements as of May 19, 2025, 05:56 PM EDT.
MENTAL HEALTH AND SUPPORT PROFILE
- Trauma-Related Stress: Stemming from repeated exposure to IPV/DV incidents involving Rahman.
- Parenting Capacity: Assessed as a strong, independent, stable and protective Parent; no concerns regarding caregiving for J.H. and Z.H.
- Compliance: Consistent participation in child safety planning, verified as of May 2025.
CHILD PROTECTION SUPPORT OVERVIEW
- Child Safety: Secured defacto status quo sole custody to protect J.H. and Z.H. from Rahman’s violent, reckless and suicidal behaviors (2023–present).
- Trauma Mitigation: Enrolled children in trauma counseling through CHEO ‘one-click one-call’ ongoing as of 2025.
- Stable Environment: Following safety plan with no contact with Rahman since the date of her arrest April 11th 2023.
- Risk Level: Low – Harrison’s proactive measures and compliance ensure child safety and stability.
- MANDATORY REPORTING:
- Agencies: Children’s Aid Society of Ottawa, Ottawa Police Service, Local Child Protection Authority.
- Timeframe: Immediate upon sighting of Tahmida Rahman or suspected breach of no-contact order.
- EMERGENCY RESPONSE REQUIRED:
- Trigger: Tahmida Rahman approaches Harrison, J.H., Z.H., or monitored locations. Protected persons or protected locations.
- Actions:
- Activate Emergency Code Red and dial 911.
- Notify Ottawa Police, CAS, and on-call Case Manager.
- Document incident details (time, location, witnesses) for legal filing.
- LEGAL SUPPORT:
- Harrison seeking further protective orders via FLR/Divorce and Civil Proceedings.
- Ongoing family court proceedings monitored by assigned Case Manager and Legal Resources.
Directives: If TAHMIDA RAHMAN is observed near James Harrison, J.H., Z.H., or at schools, residences, or extracurricular sites, contact 911 immediately. Arrest authorized under Jan 14, 2025 No-Contact Order see Tahmida Rahman case file.
Monitored Locations: Children’s Schools, Family Home/Residence, Extracurricular Activities, Employment
- Victim Advocacy: Harrison actively engaged with EmergencyHousing.CA CitrixIQ -Case Management Systems
- CAS Involvement: File Closure: Harrison recognized as protective caregiver. Tahmida Rahman recognized as unpredictable and inherent risk.
- Community Support: Connected to legal supports and resources for long-term safety planning.
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1. Introduction
The Protected Client Alert Database (PCAD) is a secure, proprietary system developed and managed by the Organizations to handle critical information related to high-risk Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) and Domestic Violence (DV) cases classified as Category 1 (CAT 1). These cases involve individuals at significant risk, including survivors, minors, and those under legal protection. The PCAD system is a cornerstone of our mission to provide compassionate, comprehensive support for safe housing and crisis intervention across Ontario, as outlined at EmergencyHousing.ca.
This policy establishes a stringent framework to govern access, use, and management of PCAD data, prioritizing the safety of protected clients, the security of our systems, and the legal and operational interests of the Organizations.
2. Purpose
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- Enhance Client Protection: Safeguard vulnerable individuals through rigorous access controls, encryption, and privacy measures.
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- Support Community Safety: Share redacted data publicly to raise awareness while protecting sensitive information.
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- PCAD: Protected Client Alert Database, a proprietary system for storing, managing, and sharing CAT 1 data.
- Redacted Data: Publicly accessible information stripped of all personally identifiable and sensitive details.
- Unredacted Data: Full case details, accessible only to authenticated users with explicit clearance.
- Protected Clients: Individuals at risk due to IPV/DV, including survivors, minors, or those under legal protection orders.
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- Public Access: Redacted data shared for community awareness and safety planning, published at https://emergencyhousing.ca/public-alerts.
- Restricted Access: Unredacted data available only to authenticated users, including approved partners, emergency services, and authorized stakeholders.
5. Public Access to Redacted Data
5.1 Included in Redacted Data
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- General Risk Alerts: Broad safety warnings without specific details.
- Public Conditions: Non-identifiable measures (e.g., no-contact zones).
- Status Updates: General case status (e.g., active, resolved).
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- Medical, psychological, legal, or financial records.
- Multimedia evidence (e.g., photos, videos, recordings).
- Any information subject to publication bans or legal restrictions.
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6. Secure Access to Unredacted Data
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- Detailed risk assessments and case notes.
- Authorized contact information for protected clients, where permitted.
- Real-time alerts and updates.
- Multimedia evidence (e.g., photos, recordings), accessible only with specific case authorization.
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- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Requires login credentials plus a secondary method (e.g., authenticator app, SMS code, or hardware token).
- Confidentiality Agreement: Users must sign a legally binding agreement outlining data protection obligations.
- Role-Based Permissions: Access is strictly limited to data necessary for the user’s verified role.
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- Sessions timeout after 15 minutes of inactivity.
- Access is restricted to pre-approved devices and networks.
- Data is encrypted in transit and at rest using industry-leading protocols.
9. Stakeholder Benefits
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- Case Managers: Detailed insights to develop personalized housing and support plans.
- Community: Enhanced safety through redacted alerts, fostering awareness without compromising privacy.
10. Data Management
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Real-time changes to PCAD data include time and date stamps for accountability.
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All authenticated users must complete mandatory training on privacy laws, PCAD operation, and IPV/DV case management.
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Violations may result in access revocation, disciplinary action, or legal proceedings.
12. Data Breach Response
In the event of a data breach, the Organizations will investigate, notify affected parties, and implement mitigation steps.
13. User Roles and Access Levels
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- Case Managers: Detailed access to data for assigned clients.
- Emergency Responders: Real-time alerts and critical risk data.
- Public Users: Access to redacted data only.
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