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New edit of Montebello video shows police provoking police

December 5, 2007
Posted by Stuart Trew

Paul Manley, the Council of Canadians chapter activist whose video footage of three agents provocateurs at the Montebello SPP summit this past August made waves on YouTube and sparked cries for a public inquiry, has just released a new edit that clearly shows undercover Sureté de Quebec officers provoking a line of police officers.

According to an article in the Globe and Mail today: "Mr. Manly thinks there should be an inquiry into police activity at Montebello, a demand repeated in the House of Commons yesterday by his MP, Jean Crowder (NDP - Nanaimo-Cowichan). Rocks were thrown that day and he wonders who launched them. Could be protesters. Could be cops. Who knows?"

Exactly -- who knows? There are many unanswered questions about police tactics at the Montebello summit, which is why several groups are calling for a public inquiry, including:

• Council of Canadians
• Ligue des droits et libertés
• British Columbia Civil Liberties Association
• Canadian Labour Congress
• Canadian Energy and Paperworkers Union
• The NDP

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