By Kenny Webster
This is what Democrats want for the United States.
Earlier this year Calgary Pastor Artur Pawlowski made headlines after releasing video that showed him kicking police and health officials off of church property after they tried to shut down service.
Now he s back in the news after being arrested for encouraging people to attend church. Both have been charged with organizing an illegal in-person gathering, in addition to “requesting, inciting or inviting others” to join them, said the Calgary Police Service in a statement.
“It is important to understand that law enforcement recognizes people’s desire to participate in faith-based gatherings as well as the right to protest. However, as we find ourselves in the midst of a global pandemic, we all must comply with public health orders in order to ensure everyone’s safety and wellbeing,” the police service said.”
May 10, 2021
During Easter weekend, Calgary Pastor Artur Pawlowski made international headlines after he released video of him kicking police and health officials off of church property after they tried to shut down service.
A few weeks later he joined the czar to discuss the harassment he’s faced from the government and his refusal to back down (the interview is embedded at the bottom of the page).
Over the weekend, Pawlowski was stopped on his way home from church and arrested for violation the Public Health Act.
The pastor’s brother, Dawid, was also taken into custody. Both have been charged with organizing an illegal in-person gathering, in addition to “requesting, inciting or inviting others” to join them, said the Calgary Police Service in a statement.
By Kenny Webster
This is what Democrats want for the United States.
Earlier this year Calgary Pastor Artur Pawlowski made headlines after releasing video that showed him kicking police and health officials off of church property after they tried to shut down service.
Now he s back in the news after being arrested for encouraging people to attend church. Both have been charged with organizing an illegal in-person gathering, in addition to “requesting, inciting or inviting others” to join them, said the Calgary Police Service in a statement.
“It is important to understand that law enforcement recognizes people’s desire to participate in faith-based gatherings as well as the right to protest. However, as we find ourselves in the midst of a global pandemic, we all must comply with public health orders in order to ensure everyone’s safety and wellbeing,” the police service said.”
(Rebel News Twitter screenshot)
The last time we saw Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski he was seen on video chasing cops out of his church and calling them Nazis. They were there to inspect his church for too many parishioners on Good Friday.
Vee haf rools fo covet, Pastor Pawlowski.
On Saturday, the cops came back for Pawlowski, but they’d learned their lesson and didn’t come to his church. He might chase them out again and hurl truth bombs about the police state again.
Ezra Levant of Rebel News reported that the police hunted down Pawlowski on a highway, pulled him over, and dragged him off.