Ontario Provincial Police can expect "another Oka crisis" should they decide to enter a quarry occupied by native protesters for more than a year, warns a Mohawk leader.You mean another "manufactured Oka crisis", right Jason?
OPP Staff Sgt. Steve Flynn informed the Mohawks if they remained on Deseronto Road they would be arrested. He advised them to return to the quarry or be charged and taken into custody.**********
"If you stay here you'll be arrested. If you go back to the quarry you'll have sanctuary."
RELATED: Next time you get pissed off...
Just try digging a trench across one of the roads in your neighbourhood.
-- DESERONTO, Ont. -- The Ontario Provincial Police have removed a roadblock set up by aboriginal protesters on a rural road north of Deseronto, Ont.I'm not hearing reports of any more arrests... so apparently the cops are okay with it.
The barricade, which was removed at 8:30 a.m., was erected Saturday where protesters had dug a trench across the road.
Provincial police Sergeant Christine Rae says due to the damage caused to the road, it will be some time before it is reopened.
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