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Ontario Provincial Police announced in a statement on Thursday that it was looking into” legal complaints” raised by a city that involved a councillor who appeared on an online display where the host called her coworkers “pedophiles.” The demand was originally sent to Durham Regional Police on November 15, and the provincial power received it as well. The OPP Criminal Investigation Branch is already directing the investigation, according to OPP. Pickering government has been divided over Coun for about two centuries. Lisa Robinson, who the president and other ministers have accused of alt-right organizations and disrupting sessions. The dignity commissioner has found that Robinson has repeatedly broken the code of conduct and that her coworkers have been paid weeks indefinitely. Through a criminal assessment, she has challenged those conclusions. Pickering Mayor Kevin Ashe claimed the morality director had determined that he believed there was a legal action, which was legal harassment after Robinson made an appearance on an online program where the host called the council members “pedophiles” and “nazis” and shared their contact information. ” And Coun. Robinsons ‘ presence in that efficiency, may become aiding or dangerously aware of criminal intimidation to her colleagues”, he said. Robinson was contacted by Global News for opinion, but they were unable to return the request for comment. She has recently claimed that the president is behind a plot against her and that her supporters have labeled anyone who backs her as an alt-right. After he claimed ministers had received a growing number of risks against them, Ashe also announced that council meetings may be moved online at the end of 2024. ” Over the past two decades, the City of Pickering has witnessed a growing penetration of alt-right people, ideas and influences that had created an atmosphere of timidly, fear and intimidation over our council”, Ashe said in a movie announcing the change in December. The movie tracks a series of occasions the town and president suspect Robinson, who is still a sitting council, has been involved with alt-right numbers. In the movie, Ashe stated that” the rising threats to our security demand action.” It also contained voicemails and messages that appear to expose threats to council members. — with data from Global News ‘ Lexy Benedict&, copy 2025 Global News, a sector of Corus Entertainment Inc.
