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A world renowned gunsmith, murdered in broad daylight and the police just shrug their shoulders. Still no warrant provided to the family two weeks later. They went to the guys place with an ambulance in tow (wtf?). Were they surprised that there would be guns at a gun shop?
You want to know why I refer to Canada as a Police State? Notice they brought some Creepy Ones with them too as they execute a warrant that they didn't provide to the family? Amazingly, his wife is from China and will most certainly go back and tell the Chinese the story of "human rights" that Canada upholds.
Still no charges or information as to why this guy was murdered.. No politicians dare speak up because they know who runs this country. Right into the dirt.
Toronto Police Service said that day at noon — in broad daylight — its officers carried out a search warrant on the property. It's unclear what information they had and how many officers were at the scene, but the service said it was looking for guns. Family said no warrant was left behind.
Quentin Dixon, Rodger's longtime friend, said officers bearing assault rifles had Jessie at gunpoint while she was unloading groceries from the vehicle.
Some officers were wearing plain clothes while others wore tactical gear, according to family, friends, neighbours and Michael Smitiuch, the family's lawyer, all of whom CBC spoke with this week.
They say Toronto police brought their own ambulance and paramedics with them when they first arrived, a move Toronto defence lawyer Kim Schofield, who has worked on numerous cases involving the SIU, said was "very unusual."
Schofield said officers are also usually required to give the family a copy of the search warrant.
"This is craziness," she said upon hearing about the case.
You want to know why I refer to Canada as a Police State? Notice they brought some Creepy Ones with them too as they execute a warrant that they didn't provide to the family? Amazingly, his wife is from China and will most certainly go back and tell the Chinese the story of "human rights" that Canada upholds.
Still no charges or information as to why this guy was murdered.. No politicians dare speak up because they know who runs this country. Right into the dirt.
'Unusual' police actions
Toronto Police Service said that day at noon — in broad daylight — its officers carried out a search warrant on the property. It's unclear what information they had and how many officers were at the scene, but the service said it was looking for guns. Family said no warrant was left behind.
Quentin Dixon, Rodger's longtime friend, said officers bearing assault rifles had Jessie at gunpoint while she was unloading groceries from the vehicle.
Some officers were wearing plain clothes while others wore tactical gear, according to family, friends, neighbours and Michael Smitiuch, the family's lawyer, all of whom CBC spoke with this week.
They say Toronto police brought their own ambulance and paramedics with them when they first arrived, a move Toronto defence lawyer Kim Schofield, who has worked on numerous cases involving the SIU, said was "very unusual."
Schofield said officers are also usually required to give the family a copy of the search warrant.
"This is craziness," she said upon hearing about the case.
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