Kingston sports pub JAKK Tuesdays seized by police for refusing to enforce vaccine passport

Several members camped out in the restaurant in anticipation of law enforcement, which showed up around 6 a.m. Saturday morning to seize Kelly's business and change his locks.

Kingston sports pub JAKK Tuesdays seized by police for refusing to enforce vaccine passport
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Business owner Kelly Hale of JAKK Tuesdays in Kingston, Ontario has had the hammer of COVID injustice come down on his sports pub. You may remember his story from a few weeks ago when I dined in at his restaurant, which we featured as one of our first spotlights through the We Won’t Ask campaign.

This comes after he had his liquor and business licences snatched, on separate occasions, by order of Public Health. 

Now a judge has ordered his business shuttered, as per continued noncompliance with a Section 22 health order from Kingston, Frontenac and Lennox & Addington (KFL&A) Public Health. 

Freedom advocates swarmed the business late Friday evening, after a call to action by various freedom groups.

Several members camped out in the restaurant in anticipation of law enforcement, which showed up around 6 a.m. Saturday morning to seize Kelly's business and change his locks.

The business is now in the possession of KFL&A Public Health. 

Kelly has appealed this decision, and will be heard in court on Monday, November 15. I hope to do an in-person interview with Kelly Hale thereafter to get details about how this situation has unfolded — so stay tuned.

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