PUNISHED for PLAYING HOCKEY: Calgary police threaten to TASER young skater at outdoor rink
On a brisk Thursday, just prior to sunset, the Calgary police approached an unassuming group of kids to shoo them off of a local outdoor hockey rink.
That is when things got heated. Not because of anything the kids did, but because the Calgary police officers refused to outline the actual violations that were committed. Spoiler alert: there were none.
Several videos have surfaced of the violent arrest of Ocean Wiesblatt, the shocking footage went viral internationally.
“Get on the ground before I [email protected] taser you!” Calgary’s out-of-control police threaten a young man for... skating outside at a park? @TheRealKeean please find these boys and we will sue the police for them on Monday. pic.twitter.com/YADHEFugTn
— Ezra Levant 🍁 (@ezralevant) December 19, 2020
“Get on the f*king ground! Right now! Get on the ground before I fucking Taser you. Right now,” the desperate CPS officer half shrieked, half begged, after her and her partner’s repeated attempts to knock over a young boy on skates to the ice.
That is when a Taser gun was drawn on the young hockey player.
Tasering someone is considered a last resort option, according to one former CPS officer who spoke to Rebel News anonymously. Tasering someone while they are wearing skates and on ice is something that would have an officer punished.
Eventually, Ocean submitted to an arrest, what he was being charged of violating was not made clear to him until he was handed a pink slip demanding he show up in court come the new year.
The Calgary Police Service issued a statement, defending the actions of the officers:
We have received many questions and concerns about an arrest that occurred earlier this week. Please see the below statement for additional information on the incident.#yyc #covid19 pic.twitter.com/ucciovxuxX
— Calgary Police (@CalgaryPolice) December 19, 2020
“Despite signage outlining the rules at the site, Bylaw Services was called when over 40 people were using the area.”
This was untrue — photo evidence indicates no more than 15 people were on the ice when police arrived on scene. When Ocean was nearly Tasered, he was the only person on the ice.
“The arrested man was also asked multiple times to comply with the restrictions and was given multiple opportunities to only receive a ticket after refusing, but would not provide his name or identification,” the statement read.
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