“The police attended wearing . . . essentially military fatigues, with machine guns out and a flash bomb was used in the home of Mr. Angus that really terrified him,” his criminal defence lawyer, Luigi Perzia, said in a Sarnia courtroom. “In one officer’s note, he was noted as being, ‘shaking’ upon arrest.” Read More
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