Canadian Police Begin Mass Arrests of 'Freedom Convoy' Protesters — But Now They Have a Whole New Problem
"This is going to be like whack-a-mole until Trudeau submits."
Canadian police have begun mass arrests of Freedom Convoy protesters who had successfully blocked the critical Ambassador Bridge for nearly a week. But now the Canadian government has a whole new problem.
The Windsor Police announced the operation to arrest the Freedom Convoy protesters on Sunday morning.
The police also announced that vehicles were being towed and that Canadians should avoid the area.
The protests were being recorded by journalists until police forcibly expelled them from the area. Sean O'Shea of Global News reported the police arrests.
Ellen Maurro of CBC News also reported arrests.
Tactical assault vehicles were brought in to intimidate the protesters into complying.
The police also cleared nearby protests in support of the Freedom Convoy.
Canadian veterans had earlier stepped in to slow the police clearance down.
But the Trudeau government has a whole new problem…
