Rob McCamon
Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon is a law enforcement officer with the Northeast Nova RCMP, currently serving as the acting officer in charge of major crime and behavioral sciences. He has been publicly involved in the investigation surrounding the disappearance of siblings Jack and Lilly Sullivan in Nova Scotia, emphasizing the commitment of the police to explore all avenues in determining the circumstances of their case. McCamon has communicated the extensive efforts of the RCMP, including the collaboration with other provinces' forces and the thorough examination of evidence, underscoring the seriousness of the investigation.
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Rob McCamon is the acting officer in charge of Major Crime and Behavioural Science.
Stepfather of missing Nova Scotia children charged with sex assault of an adult
Canada· 2026-01-29
Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon is the acting RCMP officer in charge of the investigation into the children's disappearance.
Neighbours told RCMP they heard car near trailer where Nova Scotia children disappearedCanada· 2025-10-18
Rob McCamon is the acting officer in charge of Major Crime and Behavioural Sciences.
RCMP say no human remains found after cadaver dog search for missing Nova Scotia childrenCanada· 2025-10-08Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon is the acting officer in charge of major crime and behavioural sciences, who spoke about the investigation into the allegations against Donald Williams.
Former swim instructor in Nova Scotia faces dozens of sexual-abuse chargesCanada· 2025-09-17
Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon from the RCMP’s Major Crime and Behavioural Sciences unit said the investigation remains 'very active and intensive.'
Grandmother of Jack and Lilly Sullivan calls for public inquiry into children’s disappearanceCanada· 2025-08-11
Staff Sergeant Rob McCamon is the acting officer in charge of the major crime investigation regarding the missing children.
Police examining blanket, other items found during search for missing Nova Scotia childrenCanada· 2025-07-17