Fight the Fines case #2 — Pastor FINED for holding Passover dinner at home
Pastor Andre Rose of Cornwall, Ontario, hosted a Passover dinner at his townhouse earlier this month. Five adults and two children were in the home. By all accounts it was a joyous affair.
But later on, a strange face appeared in the window. And seconds later, there was a knock at the door.
It was a Cornwall Police officer, and law enforcement had been (allegedly) tipped off by a neighbour that there were (gasp!) seven people in one house having dinner. And Rose was then presented with a ticket for $880 for violating the Wuhan virus protocols.
And yet, surely there were other homes in the townhouse complex that had this many people around a dinner table. But those families didn’t have to worry about a nosy neighbour dialing a snitch line.
In the final analysis, this was surely a breach of Rose’s charter rights — free speech, freedom of assembly, freedom of religion.
But with your help via crowdfunding, we’re going to fight this egregious fine with our superb criminal defence lawyer, Sam Goldstein.
Dealing with a pandemic is one thing; turning our nation into a police state is quite another.
Ordinary Canadians are being fined going outside and breaking #coronavirus social distancing rules. To help us fight this unreasonable infringement on our civil liberties, and to read about more stories, please visit FightTheFines.com.
- By Ezra Levant
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