Independent journalist Duncan Kinney of Progress Report was charged with mischief for allegedly spraypainting two monuments dedicated to Nazis and their collaborators—a charge he says the Edmonton Police have used to surveil and silence him. Kinney sits down with Desmond Cole to discuss his case.
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This story bothers me.
He sounds like a responsible and professional journalist so he is unlikely to be a midnight graffiti artist, which is a juvenile act.
But I missed the part where he says ‘I didn’t do it’ and how police can go before the courts without evidence.
Surely they have something. Surely!
I would have liked that part to have been covered rather than leaving us to assume things.