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Expanded police powers, undisclosed cellphone tracking and snitch lines underscore the delicate balance between safety and rights
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Expanded police powers, undisclosed cellphone tracking and snitch lines underscore the delicate balance between safety and rights
Share Source: Christopher Katsarov/The Canadian Press via AP In Quebec, having six people in your home is illegal, apparently. There’s a viral video of a small New Year’s Eve party being broken up by police. There were only six people, but some neighbor ratted them out to the police, who raided the home. You can see police grabbing people to get them out of the house. The local police say that those in the home attacked police. The homeowner said he intervened after he alleged a police officer grabbed his mother’s arm. The police say the video doesn't tell the whole story. You decid...
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Gatineau, Que., police say they arrested two people and fined six under Quebec's public health act after breaking up a family party on New Year's Eve.