Thanks Edo!
If you are, you may be interested to know, that Charlie Veitch of the Love Police, was arrested not once, but twice at the G-20/G-8 in Canada.
The first arrest came prior to or during the summit. On a public sidewalk.
Actually, the police moved Charlie Veitch over to the 'private property' and arrested him there.
The video came from Press for Truth.ca Watch the two part video at the link provided.
After this arrest, Charlie Veitch was detained again.
This headline is hilarious.
Man from England impersonated officer in G20 security area: Toronto police
TORONTO - A man from England faces a charge of impersonating a peace officer at the G20 summit security fence in Toronto.If you have watched the 2 videos linked , you would be aware that there was no attempt made by Charlie Veitch to impersonate a police officer. He informs the private security that he is a surreal sort of film maker.Police say a man filming the security fence area last Thursday was approached by a security officer and asked to provide identification.
Police say the man indicated that he was not carrying identification because he was a peace officer working undercover.
A warrant was issued and a 29-year-old man was arrested Tuesday as he was about to board a plane at Toronto Pearson International Airport.
Charlie Veitch is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday on the impersonation charge.
If you think these arrests must be some kind of joke, you can read about it here, here and here.
Charlie Veitch will be appearing in a courtroom in Toronto, Canada today.
Here is a video, ignore Alex Jones's usual bloviating and interrupting and listen to what Charlie Veitch says...
My favourite Charlie Veitch -Love Police video Charlie as Obama dancing to 9/11's a lie
If your a face book devotee- from Philip Brennan
There is already a FaceBook group called Free Charlie Veitch online to keep us updated on what is happening to him. It is moderated by Dan Dicks of www.pressfortruth.ca, so the group is legitimate.
ONE MORE THING!
Recall I posted on new powers given to the police, just for the G20 summit?
Now the government is denying that fact that extra powers were granted under the Public Works Protection Act, which allowed "police to arrest people who refused to supply ID or agree to a search at the G20 summit site." Including a five metre beyond perimeter rule.
The Canadian Press reported that when Blair was asked Tuesday whether the five-metre rule existed, the chief smiled and said, “No, but I was trying to keep the criminals out.”
This is the "non-existent" law that Charlie Veitch was arrested under. What does that tell you?

June 2, 2010
