UPDATE: Convoy organizer Tamara Lich was just arrested in Medicine Hat, Alberta
UPDATE: Tamara's lawyer told us the following...
The alleged breach is Tamara being photographed with Tom Marazzo at [the] JCCF Award dinner. [The] hearing today will be virtual with almost no warning.
Allegedly this is why they arrested Tamara Lich for taking a group picture. pic.twitter.com/aiJFaoYE9H
— Yanky (@Yanky_Pollak) June 28, 2022
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The Ottawa Police confirmed this on Twitter, when stating that the arrest is related to Tamara Lich's bail conditions. They say those have not been respected.
BREAKING: Tamara Lich has just been arrested in Medicine Hat Alberta. We are awaiting further details but we currently understand it relates to her bail conditions.
— Keith Wilson, Q.C. (@ikwilson) June 28, 2022
Recently, Freedom Convoy's own Tamara Lich, and her country cover band, Holy Diesel, played on the main stage for an Alberta Prosperity Project BBQ after speakers, including APP head honcho, Dr. Dennis Modry, wrapped up. She also attended an event with the Justice Center for Constitutional Freedom.
🚨Tamara Lich is the leader of the trucker convoy who was arrested by Trudeau and held for weeks without bail. When she was finally released, an extremist judge put political conditions on her — she couldn’t criticize the government. She was apparently just arrested for that. https://t.co/ASAyFIuyd0
— Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 (@ezralevant) June 28, 2022
Tamara Lich's lawyer, Keith Wilson, told Rebel News that the police informed her they are keeping her for 6 days, until she can be transported to Ottawa, Ontario.
Tamara Lich has been arrested in Alberta for breach of court conditions (Canada-wide warrant). She will be returned to Ottawa to appear in Court.
— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) June 28, 2022
If the police keeps her for 6 days, as they are reportedly set out to do, this would prevent her from attending any Canada Day events in Ottawa.
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Convoy Reports
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Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms
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