Here’s More on the Ottawa Freedom Convoy Woman Run Over by Police With Their Horses – Opinion

This is the story of the woman who was struck by the police while riding on horses during the Freedom Convoy demonstration in Ottawa. Since there were false rumors of her death and police statements about it, which involved someone throwing a bike at the horse, we want to bring you the latest information.

We saw videos – starting from the moment that they approached the crowd to the woman being knocked to the ground – no bicycle was thrown. As we noted earlier, the police weren’t even able to back up that claim when asked by the CBC about it, even as they decried other reports about the incident being “misinformation.”

Ottawa Police Horses Tromp Protestors, Increasing Tensions between Protestors und Police

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— The Vigilant Fox 🦊 (@VigilantFox) February 18, 2022

Here is the woman who was trampled. You can see the ending. pic.twitter.com/d1Y6IJqsI0

— Candice Malcolm (@CandiceMalcolm) February 19, 2022

Her name is reportedly Candy, and here’s an earlier interview with her. She’s allegedly an indigenous woman, according to multiple reports. She said she’s protesting for the kids.

Candy said she’s been a carnival worker for 35 years, and they told her if she got the jab, she’d be able to work. But that hasn’t gone so well, she said. The interview then cuts off, but she was saying it didn’t pan out as she had been told it would.

The woman was trampled in Ottawa by an RCMP-horse. According to her family, she is safe and sound but still has injuries on her shoulder. Candice Sero is her name and she may be full-blood Mohawk. Please let me know if I am doing something wrong. pic.twitter.com/Zr0zXM7KeP

— Pauline Hall (@Pauline51734996) February 19, 2022

They were allegedly horses belonging to Toronto Police, and not RCMP.

The alleged niece claimed that her injuries were caused by a fractured clavicle. She’s wearing the same Canada hat that she had on in the earlier interview, which is also what she was wearing when she was run over. Her niece joked, “Now stay away from the horses.”
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Now, we’ll have to see where it goes from here. But as we said before, running over older women who are peacefully protesting is not a good look for Justin Trudeau — and he’s going to be called to answer for it on Monday. We’ll have to see what his answers are for all this.