Surrey mayor refused to step down from police board
Global News has been revealing details from court documents about how Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum went from victim to accused. That has raised several questions about how he can remain as Surrey Police Service Board Chair. Sources tell Global News that he was asked to step aside until the public mischief charges were dealt with, and he said no. Catherine Urquhart reports.
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