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A police officer's knee was pinned against the neck of a University of Toronto student as he was repeatedly Tasered on the ground with his hands behind his ...

[Montreal](https://montreal.ctvnews.ca/) [Man, woman found dead in Vaudreuil-Dorion, Que. [one year after George Floyd](https://www.ctvnews.ca/world/george-floyd-s-death-was-a-year-ago-and-traumatizing-details-are-everywhere-here-s-how-to-cope-1.5440373?cache=yes%3FclipId%3D89619) was pinned to the ground by the knee of an officer in Minneapolis. Quebec provincial police (SQ) are investigating after a man and woman were found dead at a home in Vaudreuil-Dorion Sunday. A solidarity mass is underway in a town north of Montreal where three people remain missing following a fire and explosion at a propane distribution company. A plane making a 27-minute flight to a Nepal tourist town crashed into a gorge Sunday while attempting to land at a newly opened airport, killing at least 68 of the 72 people. Ogilvie by the Defendants was anti-Black, discriminatory, unlawful and in violation of the terms of the Ontario Human Rights Code.” Ogilvie, the Defendant Constable Rietkoetter placed his knee and leg on Mr. When O’Gilvie noticed a cruiser following him, he “feared for his safety,” the statement of claim says. The cruiser followed. For that reason, a Toronto police spokesperson said they could not comment on the case. O’Gilvie, 27 at the time, was dropping by a North York plaza before catching the bus to the university’s downtown campus, according to a statement of claim. His mother, Christine O’Gilvie, is also pursuing $250,000 in damages under the Family Law Act.

UPDATE: The RCMP says the situation has been resolved as of 11:36 a.m. More information is expected to be released. People in Clairmont are being asked to ...

More details are expected to be released. People in Clairmont are being asked to avoid the 97 block of 108A Avenue in Clairmont due to an ongoing police incident. More information is expected to be released.

Tilbury woman charged after stolen vehicle rammed into police cruiser, other vehicle. A 30-year-old faces several charges after police say a woman driving a ...

She was charged with theft of a motor vehicle, possession of property obtained by crime. “There were no major injuries as a result of the collision.” The accused was identified as a Tilbury woman and she was arrested at the scene.

Chatham-Kent Police responded to a vehicle complaint in Tilbury, Saturday evening, turning into a series of events before an arrest was made.

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On 2023-01-14 the Chatham-Kent Police responded to a stolen vehicle complaint in Tilbury. The vehicle was observed entering Chatham shortly thereafter and ...

The accused was identified as a 30 year old Tilbury Woman and arrested at the scene. The vehicle was observed entering Chatham shortly thereafter and several Police units coordinated to stop the vehicle in a safe manner. The suspect vehicle rammed the Police cruiser in front of it and proceeded to flee through a red light at an intersection.

Un policier a mis son genou sur le cou d'un étudiant de l'Université de Toronto qui avait les mains derrière sa tête, lui qui a également encaissé plusieurs ...

Pour cette raison, un porte-parole de la police de Toronto a déclaré qu'ils ne pouvaient pas commenter l'affaire. La présumée victime, qui était alors âgée de 27 ans à l’époque, se dirigeait vers le campus de l’université. L’étudiant raconte avoir remarqué qu’un véhicule de patrouille le suivait le 12 août 2021.

La police a annoncé dimanche avoir pratiquement fini d'évacuer les militants pour le climat d'un village allemand dont la destruction a été ordonnée pour ...

a fait état samedi de dizaines de blessés, dont certains graves, dans les rangs des protestataires. Une vingtaine d'entre eux étaient hospitalisés, selon une infirmière de ce groupe de militants, Birte Schramm. Plusieurs véhicules de police ont été endommagés, en particulier par des jets de pierres, et un grand nombre de pneus de véhicules de police ont été crevés, a souligné la police.

A Mallorytown resident faces charges after provincial police seized drugs, cash and a stun gun while investigating a disturbance on Saturday.

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Quelque 70 policiers ont été blessés samedi dans des affrontements avec des milliers de manifestants s'opposant à l'extension d'une mine de charbon.

Environ 15 000 manifestants, selon la police - 35 000 selon les organisateurs -, dont l'activiste suédoise Greta Thunberg ont protesté contre l'extension d'une mine de lignite à ciel ouvert entraînant la destruction du hameau de Lützerath, dans le bassin rhénan, entre Düsseldorf et Cologne, soutenant des activistes qui occupaient le site et que la police a entrepris de déloger depuis mercredi. Le gouvernement juge nécessaire l'extension de la mine pour la sécurité énergétique de l'Allemagne qui doit compenser l'interruption des livraisons de gaz russe, un motif impérieux que contestent les opposants, au nom de la lutte contre les énergies fossiles. Quelque 70 policiers ont été blessés samedi dans des affrontements avec des milliers de manifestants s'opposant à l'extension d'une mine de charbon dans l'ouest de l'Allemagne, a indiqué dimanche la police allemande.

Selon la police allemande, quelque 70 policiers ont été blessés dans les affrontements avec ces milliers de manifestants s'opposant à l'extension d'une mine de ...

L'évacuation de ces personnes devait initialement durer des semaines, mais la police a déclaré dimanche qu'il ne restait que deux d'entre elles dans ce village, terrées dans un souterrain. Selon la police allemande, quelque 70 policiers ont été blessés dans les affrontements avec ces milliers de manifestants s'opposant à l'extension d'une mine de charbon dans l'ouest de l'Allemagne. a fait état de dizaines de blessés, dont certains graves, dans les rangs des militants, notamment à cause de morsures de chien et des canons à eau.

Chaque camp accuse l'autre d'avoir fait monter d'un cran la tension sur le terrain samedi. Des militants s'opposant à l'extension d'une mine de charbon à ...

D’après les forces de l’ordre, plusieurs véhicules de police ont par ailleurs été endommagés, en particulier par des jets de pierres ou leur pneus ayant été crevés. Elle a affirmé que les agents de police avaient battu « sans retenue » les militants pour le climat, en frappant plusieurs d’entre eux à la tête. Ces derniers étaient venus soutenir les activistes qui occupaient le site depuis deux ans et que la police a entrepris de déloger cette semaine.

Des centaines de membres des forces de l'ordre ont évacué les 300 activistes climatiques qui occupaient le hameau a.

«Nous avons été visés par des projectiles, avec des pierres, de la boue, des feux d’artifice», a dit à l’AFP Andreas Müller, son porte-parole. Plusieurs manifestants ont accusé dimanche la police d’avoir réprimé avec «violence» leur rassemblement la veille, qui a dégénéré en affrontements au cours desquels des dizaines de policiers et de manifestants ont été blessés. La police a annoncé dimanche avoir pratiquement fini d’évacuer les militants pour le climat d’un village allemand dont la destruction a été ordonnée pour faire place à l’extension d’une mine de charbon.

La police a annoncé dimanche avoir pratiquement fini d'évacuer les militants pour le climat d'un village allemand dont la destruction a été ordonnée pour ...

a fait état samedi de dizaines de blessés, dont certains graves, dans les rangs des protestataires. Une vingtaine d'entre eux étaient hospitalisés, selon une infirmière de ce groupe de militants, Birte Schramm. Plusieurs véhicules de police ont été endommagés, en particulier par des jets de pierres, et un grand nombre de pneus de véhicules de police ont été crevés, a souligné la police.

CLARENVILLE, N.L. — Police are investigating a residence shot by paintballs that caused property damage in Clarenville on Jan. 11. Police said sometime ...

Police said sometime overnight, a home on Old Church Hill Road was shot with multiple paintball rounds that damaged the residence’s siding. Police ask anyone with information about the incident to call — Police are investigating a residence shot by paintballs that caused property damage in Clarenville on Jan.

A Mallorytown resident faces charges after provincial police seized drugs, cash and a stun gun while investigating a disturbance on Saturday.

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Officers would be able to shut down protests before they cause serious disruption, under new plans.

"We cannot have protests conducted by a small minority disrupting the lives of the ordinary public. Prime Minister Rishi Sunak said: "The right to protest is a fundamental principle of our democracy, but this is not absolute. Under this existing legislation, if the police want to restrict a protest, they generally have to show it may result in "serious public disorder, serious damage to property or serious disruption to the life of the community". "Allowing the police to shut down protests before any disruption has taken place simply on the off-chance that it might sets a dangerous precedent, not to mention making the job of officers policing protests much more complex," she said. A balance must be struck between the rights of individuals and the rights of the hard-working majority to go about their day-to-day business. No 10 said the changes would mean police would not have to wait for disruption to take place to shut down a protest.

Plans aimed at preventing tactics such as 'slow marching' are part of Rishi Sunak's public order crackdown.

We have not sought any new powers to curtail or constrain protest, but have asked for legal clarity about where the balance of rights should be struck.” Announcing the plans to crack down even further, Sunak said: “The right to protest is a fundamental principle of our democracy, but this is not absolute. It will also bring in new serious disruption prevention orders to place restrictions on individual activists and new stop and search powers for protest. She added they “should be seen for what they are: a desperate attempt to shut down any route for ordinary people to make their voices heard”. No 10 said it would mean that police “will not need to wait for disruption to take place and can shut protests down before chaos erupts”. Sunak said the proposals would be tabled through an amendment to the public order bill, which will be debated in the House of Lords this week.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak plans to strengthen anti-protest legislation, giving police additional powers to clamp down on demonstrations even before ...

The Runnymede Trust race equality think tank found 979 Safer Schools Officers (SSOs) in schools last spring, compared with 683 in 2021. It found SSOs are more ...

"She was in a room, locked in a room. "I felt quite helpless that even my mum couldn't take me to the police station. The government says the deployment of officers in schools is an operational decision for police forces and a matter for individual schools. Another girl was later charged and convicted of assault. The Runnymede Trust is calling for the removal of all SSOs and for the government to invest more funding in school wellbeing services. The Department of Education also says a new investment of a further £10m in 2022/23 will help up to 8,000 schools and colleges promote and support the mental health and wellbeing of all pupils. "Many of the young people that I deal with already have a fear of the police because they feel that they are discriminated against and don't believe the police are fair," she says. "There needs to be dialogue in terms of when you use the police and how they come into schools." "It was weird because I was the only female in the van and they were [grown-ups]," she said. "[SSOs] being in and around schools is to help children and young persons to feel safe," she says. "It's an opportunity to work with children and young persons in a secure environment, to build up that trust and confidence, start those conversations, to build up that rapport," she said. Police officers have worked in schools for decades and were formally introduced in the Safer Schools Partnership programme in 2002.