Ottawa Police Excuse for Horses Running
Over Freedom Convoy Protesters Departs
From Reality
Posted By: Dreadnought, 2/19/2022 12:47:12 AM
We brought you the story about the two people who had been run over by the Ottawa police on their horses. The police ran their horses into a crowd of protesters much faster than they should have, despite the protesters being peaceful. You can see them knock over a woman who was on what appeared to be a disability scooter, and a man in a brown coat with a knit hat, who was trying to shield her or push her out of the way of the horses. Both were knocked to the ground, as people yelled about them being trampled. There were later reports that the woman had died, but,
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