And reading that you can get a sense of the real tyrannical tendencies of these people.

She doesn't even care that she confessed to coercion (in Canada conviction for coercion is recommended at 5 years in prison).

It was obvious that they wanted the carrot and stick approach to get people to opt-in.

I hope that many more Canadians are getting familiar with the Bill of Rights and how to enforce it (even if that puts you in a spot where you tell an officer he must be arresting his partner for X or he will ALSO lose his badge and be arrested as a collaborator to the crime).

Maybe we need to start thinking of using the legal system to punish the enforcers (in Canada, the legality was feigned by pushing liability to the next person down the chain).