Three separate investigations are now underway into the tragic death of a Richmond RCMP officer Const. Jasmine Thiara. The Independent Investigations Office, B.C.’s civilian police watchdog, said it received 911 calls last Sunday night reporting a woman considering self-harm.

RICHMOND – Multiple investigations are underway into the off-duty death of Indo-Canadian RCMP officer who took her own life last week.

Three separate investigations are now underway into the tragic death of a Richmond RCMP officer Const. Jasmine Thiara.

The Independent Investigations Office, B.C.’s civilian police watchdog, said it received 911 calls last Sunday night reporting a woman considering self-harm.

Less than an hour later, Vancouver police found the body of the off-duty officer who had died from what appeared to be self-inflicted injuries on the sidewalk of the Moray Bridge in Richmond, reported Global News.

The RCMP Veterans’ Association also posted a tribute to Thiara, though it did not speak to the manner of her death.

 “We recognize that this is an extremely difficult time for Jasmine’s family, friends and work colleagues,” the organization wrote.

“We wish to all the strength to carry on through this tragedy and offer our sincerest condolences.”

The IIO is investigating, as is the BC Coroners Service, while the RCMP are conducting an internal review.