Arrests and frozen bank accounts – that is the price you pay for protesting for your freedom in Canada.
Last night, in Communist Canada under the Emergencies Act, two main Canadian Freedom Convoy organizers were arrested.
Chris Barber was arrested in Downtown, Ottawa while walking down the street.
A video was captured of the arrest. Barber did not resist and two Ottawa Police officers are seen handcuffing him, emptying his pockets, patting him down, and putting him into a police cruiser.
Later that night, Tamara Lich was also arrested by Ottawa Police.
Lich was the original organizer of the $10 million GoFundMe fundraiser, and is a key organizer for the convoy. She also happens to be Métis woman (Indigenous) but we never hear about that, do we?
The truckers are all white supremacists (says Trudeau and the mainstream media). A Métis organizer doesn't really fit that narrative, does it?
CBC (think far-left CNN-type paid by Trudeau) reported:Two key organizers of the so-called Freedom Convoy, Tamara Lich and Chris Barber, have been arrested in Ottawa.
Ottawa police took each into custody in separate arrests and both remained in police custody on Friday.
Lich and Barber are each charged with counselling to commit mischief. Barber is also charged with counselling to disobey a court order and counselling to obstruct police.
The two have been described as key leaders of the occupation in Ottawa, which has now hit the three-week mark. Their arrests were among several made Thursday and Friday. Barber was seen a few blocks from Parliament Hill in handcuffs between two police officers.
Lich and Barber are scheduled to make their first court appearances in Ottawa on Friday.
During both arrests, both Lich and Barber remained calm.
A video that captured Lich's arrest you can hear her shout "Hold the line" as she was being taken into police custody.
Earlier that day, Lich put out an emotional video stating that she is preparing to be arrested. "I think it is inevitable. I want you to know that I am not afraid. Stay peaceful, and please take care of each other."
This morning, The Toronto Star reported that an Ottawa judge has frozen the bank accounts and digital "wallets" of convoy leaders who they believe to have more than $1 million in Bitcoin.
