In some of the most shocking scenes to come out of Ottawa over the weekend was video of Royal Canadian Mounted Police trampling an elderly woman with a walker on horseback. Several RCMP officers can be seen ramming their horses into the crowd of protesters as they clear a path for other officers. A group…
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In some of the most shocking scenes to come out of Ottawa over the weekend was video of Royal Canadian Mounted Police trampling an elderly woman with a walker on horseback.
Several RCMP officers can be seen ramming their horses into the crowd of protesters as they clear a path for other officers.
A group of officers on horseback refused to stop or even slow down when they brutally trampled a group of protesters who likely didn’t see them coming at all.
The officers just continue moving along as if nothing happened.
One woman with a walker was trampled by the horses.
Police in Ottawa trampled protesters with horses today. pic.twitter.com/VPLX5XpDhf
— Marie Oakes (@TheMarieOakes) February 18, 2022
The woman was later identified as protester “Candy”. She was sleeping in her car at night during the protests.
Candy posted a thank you on her Twitter page.
Meet Candy. She’s the Mohawk elder who stood with the Freedom Convoy protesters in Ottawa who was trampled by police horses. She is currently hospitalized. This interview was taken four days ago. pic.twitter.com/GzKZY9wrn0
— Ian Miles Cheong (@stillgray) February 20, 2022
#CandySero you are a legend
A full blooded Mohawk elder from Tyendinaga Territory
You have the love of hundreds of freedom loving Canadians who signed your truck
And thousands around the world
Sending you love and prayerspic.twitter.com/H5CbZcgGN2
— DaLieLlama and 99 others (@HODLStop) February 21, 2022
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