In a recent post we shared the story of a Windsor police officer, Const. Michael Brisco, found guilty of discreditable conduct for donating $50 to the Freedom Convoy.
Found guilty of discreditable conduct, he was sentenced to 80 hours of community service, to be served on his days of rest…for a $50 donation.
It is no surprise that he has chosen to appeal.
Of the many tragedies still unfolding under the repercussions of Covid policies, one particularly heartbreaking case is that of Ms. Sheila Lewis, denied a lifesaving transplant for refusing the Covid-19 ‘vaccine’.
Ms. Lewis has challenged the constitutionality of Covid-19 vaccines for transplant patients and in a final effort, she petitioned the Supreme Court of Canada, to no avail.
Listen to our most recent conversation hosted by Jamie Sale where Police on Guard’s cofounder, Chris VandenBos, and Jamie discuss the government and media’s response to Covid over the last 3 years, and the lies surrounding the narrative.
Tom Marazzo, a member of Police on Guard, and an advocate for the Charter of Rights and Freedoms of all Canadians, highlights the impact the last three years has had on police and community relations.
An appeal has been submitted for the Federal Employee Lawsuit. We will continue to provide updates as the court process moves forward.