February 12, 2022
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0:32Now PlayingPolice in Ontario have begun moving in to clear out protesters against Covid-19 restrictions who’ve been blocking the Ambassador Bridge that connects Canada with Detroit since Monday.
Police officers in yellow vests gathered in rows near the bridge in Windsor Saturday morning and marched slowly toward the group, warning them verbally they could face criminal charges if they refuse to leave. Dozens of demonstrators are still part of the blockade. Tow trucks have arrived to move their vehicles.
As officers began their action, a number of the protesters moved to the middle of the roadway and began singing the Canadian national anthem. Some chanted “Freedom,” confronted officers or shouted profanities at them.
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