1. Saskatoon Police published photos of 15 people with the explicit statement that they "were found to be in violation" of the law.
That's a lie. They haven't been charged, let alone convicted. Since when do police act as judge and jury?
That's a lie. They haven't been charged, let alone convicted. Since when do police act as judge and jury?
https://twitter.com/SaskatoonPolice/status/1448776751421739009
2. I'm putting aside the larger fiasco here -- this isn't a real police operation, it's a politically-motivated hit job against the enemies of @cooper_chief and his partisan masters. Cooper should be fired for that alone.
3. But Saskatoon Police have got ahead of themselves. By publishing photos and shaming 15 people before any charges are laid, let alone anyone is convicted, the police have defamed them. They've identified them and said they're guilty -- before they're even charged.
4. Maybe someone did have their mask off. But did they have a mask exemption? Were they eating or drinking? Were they socially distanced? Etc. Sounds like the police don't have a clue -- but they still announced that these 15 were guilty.
5. There's a reason why police usually don't publish an accused criminal's name until he's formally been charged in open court. Because until then, it's baseless innuendo. It's defamation. Which is exactly what this crooked police chief is doing to his political enemies.
6. What if charges are never brought against these people? What if charges are brought but a court throws them out? These people have been named and shamed by the police -- and by the enthusiastic snitches and informants in the Media Party. They have been deliberately damaged.
7. If you have been falsely defamed by @SaskatoonPolice, drop me a line at legal@rebelnews.com. I bet a lawsuit could smoke out a lot of fascinating internal police emails and texts, including politicians and journalists telling @cooper_chief to take out their enemies' list.
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