Interesting Case

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I would assume one get's charged when they return to said facility a 2nd time, after they were warned the 1st time?

"Refusal to show vaccination proof led to Sudbury officer's arrest"

I would say that the informed officer is standing her ground knowing full well that the law is on her side.
Looks like a day in court will clear the matter. Trespassing in a public facility? Really?...lol
More like a case of discrimination. The courts are about to be flooded with them.

[Badenoch]

I would assume one get's charged when they return to said facility a 2nd time, after they were warned the 1st time?

When the stunned twit came back on the property after being told to leave she qualified for a trespassing charge. Not complying when informed of her arrest and instead kicking a door and calling people Nazis qualifies for a resisting charge.

[rick_iles]

"Refusal to show vaccination proof led to Sudbury officer's arrest"

I would say that the informed officer is standing her ground knowing full well that the law is on her side.
Looks like a day in court will clear the matter. Trespassing in a public facility? Really?...lol
More like a case of discrimination. The courts are about to be flooded with them.

Yes…. Trespassing into a public facility ! I have seen individuals trespassed from court buildings ….a public building ceases to be public where an individual is concerned, when a person in authority tells you to leave. If you don’t, it’s trespassing. If you re-enter, it’s trespassing….

[MikePal]

What laws should a LEO be permitted to break while off duty and not in uniform, without repercussions? It is my understanding that members of the police are LEO's 24/7.

So I'll ask again then...

What happens if a few off duty cops get into trouble in a local bar after hrs...do they lose their jobs ??

[rick_iles]

So I'll ask again then...

They won’t likely lose their jobs, but depending on the incident involved, they could be subject to PSA charges and/or informal discipline.

[MikePal]

They won’t likely lose their jobs, but depending on the incident involved, they could be subject to PSA charges and/or informal discipline.

So, theoretically, the same will hold true in her case.

Be interested to follow thru to see what the results are.

[LiveBates]

A month holiday with pay.....oooooh....I bet she's shakin' in her boots...

[Bushmoose]

So, theoretically, the same will hold true in her case.

Be interested to follow thru to see what the results are.

If we ever see the results?

For the record, as I said in my orginal post, I'm sitting on the fence regarding the passport issue. Just not sure of my feelings either way, my bad!
I am however disappointed that a police officer chose to go this route. It's a sad time in our world that it has come to this.

[MikePal]

If we ever see the results?

For the record, as I said in my orginal post, I'm sitting on the fence regarding the passport issue. Just not sure of my feelings either way, my bad!
I am however disappointed that a police officer chose to go this route. It's a sad time in our world that it has come to this.

I can't imagine how someone like a Cop with two young kids is handling their sanity over the past two years. The fact she snapped is not unreasonable or unexpected, especially over a mandated policy that has nothing to do about safety and is preventing her from watching her kid play hockey.

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For those of you that are in favor of vaccine passports have a look at this video.
Does it make any sense that you can go to Costco but not a recreational facility?
Give your head a shake!