The RCMP worried that after arriving in Ottawa, participants in the 'Freedom Convoy' would try to pinpoint Prime Minister Justin Trudeau's location, documents suggest — just as demonstrators had tried to do during last year's election campaign.
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau is escorted by his RCMP security detail as protesters shout and throw rocks while leaving a campaign stop at a local micro brewery during the Canadian federal election campaign in London Ont., Sept. 6, 2021.
Flags and signs bearing Trudeau's name alongside an expletive were frequently seen across different protest sites.At the time, Trudeau said those protesting federal and provincial COVID-19 health rules in Ottawa were a "fringe minority" who held "unacceptable views." He is set to testify at the Public Order Emergency Commission on Friday.
"The potential for some individuals involved in the convoy to attend the prime minister's location, should it be a reasonable distance to travel, is possible should his location be publicized." "This news may increase frustrations of individuals associated with the convoy, fuelling perceptions that the government is ignoring Canadians and may result in an increase of threats directed towards the PM," said an RCMP report the same day.
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