A couple terrorized in a 'war zone' while police stood by Globe and Mail

13.11.09

John Evans is an well-disposed charmer who calls himself a simple country lawyer, but no one could have done a better job than he did here yesterday of describing the horror show that was visited upon an provincial Canadian couple with the blessing of the state.

Mr. Evans was making his opening statement before Ontario Higher Court Justice Thomas Bielby in the lawsuit of his clients, Dave Brown and Dana Chatwell, against the Ontario superintendence and the Ontario Provincial Police.

The couple is suing the province and the police for $5-million - another $2-million in important damages - for abandoning them and Ms. Chatwell's teenage son to what Mr. Evans called "a lawless world they don't recognize" in the flagrant native takeover of land in Caledonia, Ont.

Mr. Brown and Ms. Chatwell own a house on Argyle Street South in the unbelievably small town south of Hamilton and just east of the Six Nations reserve.

Their home is guts the boundaries of a development that was part of a land claim, and which, on Feb. 28, 2006, was seized and ever after occupied by protesters from the reserve and at some points joined by members of the Mohawk Warriors, a alliance described by a senior OPP officer as usually armed, with a reputation akin to the Hell's Angels.

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Camo Balaclava News

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