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No new arrests in two months since Montreal anti-NATO protest turned violent

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Montreal police have made no new arrests in the two months since a November anti-NATO protest turned violent, making national headlines.

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No New Arrests in Two Months Since Montreal Anti-NATO Protest Turned Violent

Montreal police have made no new arrests in the two months since a November anti-NATO protest turned violent, making national headlines. At the time, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the violence outside a convention centre in downtown Montreal, and Quebec Premier François Legault said it was urgent that those responsible be arrested. Montreal police Chief Fady Dagher said he was “very confident” there would be more arrests in the days an…

2 months ago·New York, United States

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No new arrests in two months since Montreal anti-NATO protest turned violent

MONTREAL — Montreal police have made no new arrests in the two months since a November anti-NATO protest turned violent, making national headlines. At the time, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau condemned the violence outside a convention centre in downtown Montreal, and Quebec Premier François Legault said it was urgent that those responsible be arrested. Montreal […]

2 months ago·Toronto, Canada

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