Police arrest Romana Diduro supporter for tearing up anti-protesters sign in Peterborough

Fourth arrest made after followers of Romana Didulo attempted to arrest police in Peterborough last weekend .

Before the supporters arrived at the Peterborough Police Station station, one of her supporters of the self-proclaimed "Queen of Canada" said: I tore off a sign that said "Save me." It was held by anti-protesters at nearby Confederation Park.

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Rebels posted messages on signs with 'Heil Satan' to a crowd of 30 who said they would arrest police officers for 'COVID crimes' and 'crimes against humanity' spent the day screaming Arriving in the city in an RV, Diderot called for the arrest and killing of those involved in her COVID-19 vaccine deployment in Canada. Many of her supporters delivered "stop and stop" letters demanding the organization end its "crimes against humanity."

Protests arrest two of her men for trying to stop a police officer from entering the parking lot it was done. A third man was arrested the next day in connection with the incident.

The man who broke the sign turned himself in to police on Wednesday, police said.

A 55-year-old Peterborough man has been arrested and charged with mischief of less than $5,000.

Defendant released on pledge and expected to appear in court on Aug 30 .

The incident did not deter an unidentified protester who continued to scream and assault a woman outside the station. The video shows the woman kicking the man and ripping off her mask. The entire incident was captured on video by attorney and citizen journalist Caryma Sa'd and shared on her Twitter feed:

Police looking for woman. Anyone with information can call the Peterborough Police Crime Line at extension 705-876-1122.

In response to the incident over the weekend, Peterborough Mayor Diane Terrien tweeted some harsh words for the participants:

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