Calgary police said it has investigated allegations of indecent exposure inside the female changing room at Canyon Meadows Pool and determined they were unfounded. .“This incident did not take place as initially reported on social media,” said Calgary police in a Thursday statement. .“There was no act of indecent exposure.” .A Calgary parent expressed outrage on February 6 over a naked biological male hanging out in the female change room at Canyon Meadows. .READ MORE: Parent furious transgendered men allowed into girls' changing room at Calgary pools."I was waiting with my son outside in the lobby for my daughter, when a parent came out to let me know that a transgender woman was changing in the women's change room while my daughter and some other girls were changing after swimming lessons,” said the parent. .He said he went into the change room to inspect and found the transgender woman naked finishing up with the washroom..Calgary police acknowledged protests took place outside Canyon Meadows based on these allegations. It said it was “sharing this information in the interest of correcting misinformation that causes further harm to our community.”.The statement said it wants to remind Calgarians its role when attending protests is to maintain order and ensure public safety for every one. It added it will not hesitate to act if the law is broken. .Calgary police said it exercises its policing mandate “in a manner that upholds the law, respects Calgarians’ constitutionally protected rights, and is consistent with our organizational values, including respect, fairness, and accountability.”.“We are committed to working with event organizers, and with our community partners, to ensure that events in Calgary remain a safe space for all attendees,” it said.
