Questions About Degrees of Law Enforcement

A young child rides his four wheeler across the "private property" of the Catholic School Board, that may still be maintained with PUBLIC tax dollars.

What would happen if York Regional Police officers where present?
They often are, over in the parking lot of Our Lady of the Lake Church.


Would they race out and handcuff the child for the crime of driving a motorized vehicle here?

How about the father, would he be arrested in front of his boy for allowing him to do this while he supervised?

Or would it be me that is abducted, tortured and thrown in a holding cell, yet again, by YRP?

Well, officers, here is some "evidence" for you.
Please feel free to lay another bullshit trespassing charge, or arrest me for any other offense you believe I've committed based upon some gossip you've heard.
See you in court, bring some proof you've got the courage to enter into the court record, this time.

Entrapment
This is "police constable" Chris Hyland, who had a hand in my torture and wrongful imprisonment.
After "detective" Peter Duguay illegally interrogated me without the legal council I requested, Chris Hyland issued me an illegal ticket.
When I told Chris Hyland that I was going to fight this bullshit charge, he tried to trick me by saying
"No, this isn't  a ticket where you go to court, you just pay it".
Then I was threatened by Detective Sargeant Braybrook, with mountains of charges, if I didn't just pay the fine.
Finally, after the York Regional "court" system found me guilty of trespassing without ANY EVIDENCE of the grounds on which that charge was laid, the chore of entrapment was handed over to a privately owned company, under contract to York Region.
Odd that, considering that the police had repeatedly claimed I was "dangerous".
Why would the police put a privately owned company run by civilians in charge of collecting money from someone they considered



By the way, I don't care about this kid occasionally riding his machine here, but then again, I don't live on the boundaries of the park, church or school.