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Service de police de la Ville de Montréal (view source)
Revision as of 23:53, June 12, 2021
, 23:53, June 12, 2021→Controversy: info and reflink added
*The SPVM dispersed a large gathering of people in the Old Port area of the city (who were gathering following the recent lifting of the local post-sunset CCP flu curfew<ref>[https://twitter.com/BezirganMocha/status/1398847816307548161 Mocha Bezirgan: "Thousands of Montrealers have gathered at Old Port and enjoying themselves after being under strict nighttime curfew for almost 5 months"] at Twitter</ref>) after a report of someone allegedly being stabbed; SPVM officers refused to allow Rebel News reporters Yaakov Pollak and Mocha Bezirgan to remain to cover the incident but allowed state-owned [[fake news]] outlet [[CBC]] News to remain,<ref>[https://twitter.com/BezirganMocha/status/1398884205841596421 Mocha Bezirgan: "Montreal police dispersed large gathering of people from Old Port after someone was allegedly stabbed. @SPVM also forced me and @Yanky_Pollak out of the area despite showing our media accreditations while allowing @CBCNews stay in the vicinity"] at Twitter</ref> while Pollak announced that he is taking the SPVM to court after being shoved by an officer without justification.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Yanky_Pollak/status/1398879775012306948 Yaakov Pollak: "Tonight I was shoved by a police officer for no reason see you in court you unethical thugs at the @spvm"] at Twitter</ref>
*The SPVM dispersed a large gathering of people in the Old Port area of the city (who were gathering following the recent lifting of the local post-sunset CCP flu curfew<ref>[https://twitter.com/BezirganMocha/status/1398847816307548161 Mocha Bezirgan: "Thousands of Montrealers have gathered at Old Port and enjoying themselves after being under strict nighttime curfew for almost 5 months"] at Twitter</ref>) after a report of someone allegedly being stabbed; SPVM officers refused to allow Rebel News reporters Yaakov Pollak and Mocha Bezirgan to remain to cover the incident but allowed state-owned [[fake news]] outlet [[CBC]] News to remain,<ref>[https://twitter.com/BezirganMocha/status/1398884205841596421 Mocha Bezirgan: "Montreal police dispersed large gathering of people from Old Port after someone was allegedly stabbed. @SPVM also forced me and @Yanky_Pollak out of the area despite showing our media accreditations while allowing @CBCNews stay in the vicinity"] at Twitter</ref> while Pollak announced that he is taking the SPVM to court after being shoved by an officer without justification.<ref>[https://twitter.com/Yanky_Pollak/status/1398879775012306948 Yaakov Pollak: "Tonight I was shoved by a police officer for no reason see you in court you unethical thugs at the @spvm"] at Twitter</ref>
*At a large anti-CCP flu lockdown protest in Montreal, the SPVM overreacted when they gang-tackled a 10-year-old autistic boy who had run away from his mother and then pepper-sprayed everyone who had attempted to stop the police from hurting the boy; among those assaulted by the pepper spray attack was Rebel News reporter Alexandra Lavoie, who got sprayed by a SPVM officer when she tried asking him a question about what happened.<ref>[https://www.rebelnews.com/were_suing_the_montreal_police_for_assaulting_another_rebel_news_reporter We're suing the Montreal police for assaulting another Rebel News reporter] at Rebel News</ref> The SPVM officers retreated when an angry crowd of protesters advanced on them in reaction to the pepper spray assault; in response to what happened to Lavoie, Rebel News announced that it will be suing the SPVM.
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