这个link 有live update. 渥市警长的言外之意是, 因为风险太高, 他们无能为力
3:05 p.m.
Mayor and council are now getting an opportunity to ask questions to police brass.
Coun. Matthew Luloff asks when, or if, police will use force to end the protest. Police chief Peter Sloly says all “options” on the table.
Coun. Laura Dudas says while she understands that politicians can’t direct police, she wants to know when Ottawans will “get their city back.”
Sloly says police must act lawful and “proportionally” in regards to
the risk involved, and protest is national — if not international — in scope.
“Any act taken without understanding [the]
totality… of the risk would be irresponsible,” he said.
“The longer this goes on, the more I’m convinced there
may not be a police solution to this demonstration… This is a national issue, not an Ottawa issue. As the Ottawa police chief, I will continue to do — my members will continue to do — my very best to keep this city as safe as possible.”
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