You can hear me lock my door, go down the stairs at the beginning of the video, then hear him say to 'go', I was actually leaving the building, so I take out my video camera to show him what I am doing then he attacks me as soon as I pull out the camera, while my back was to a closed, locked door, crushing my ribs bruising or cracking them pushing and holding me down on ground. The cops come talk to three of the residents , then blamed me. They collude and lie together.
Listen at the end of the video yes lots of just black space, but listen to what he says after I tell him he attacked me - he says you attacked me - complete nonsense, not even close to truth but this is what the residents are lying to the Vancouver Police About then the VPD blames me instead of charging this guy for assault and threats - death threats in the past.
Vancouver police completely corrupt! I have a human rights complaint against them for other stuff years ago so they keep allowing men to physically attack me and threaten me! I will not call them just look to myself or gangs or something else to protect me now. VPD file number VA21-135312
00:00 I see Ernie who assaulted me, broke my headphones and broke the 1.75 litre yogurt container I had just bought, destroying some blueberries and smearing my bicycle bag with yogurt and blueberries over a sign dispute when he physically attacked me while I was trying to get into apartment with bicycle after going to Real Canadian Superstore, shoving me and my bicycle,l with plenty of threats while I was incapable of defending myself due to close quarters and handling bike, with groceries and delicate blueberries in bag. When he shoved my bike he flipped it, breaking my headphones as he touched me and the bike doing the above.
01:46 Start Getting Into What He Did
02:29 Me Laying It Out, I Was Explaining What The Sign Said, no sarcasm or anything like that, when he lunged , attacked me and flipped the bike, shoving it out of hallway to slam the hallway door.
03:02 1ST DIRECT THREAT Telling Me To Sleep With One Eye Open, Threatening My Life.
04:02 2ND DIRECT THREAT Telling Me The Flimsy Wood Lattice Between Our Apartments On Balcony Will Not Stop Him From Attacking and presumably Killing Me Or Do Some Other Horror To Me.
04:57 Call Police Again, Tell Them About This, Will Upload Video to YouTube.
After walking from VGH to City Hall over the Cambie Bridge to walk around Downtown then back over the Granville Bridge past City Hall to end up again at VGH. Crowd size a little smaller but still large enough to matter. Strong, enduring protesters bode well for any coming battles that must be fought.
00:00 Protesters Return To VGH
00:24 Gabriel Asks If This Is The End
00:58 We Introduce Ourselves, Shake Hands, Bare
02:11 Protest Finishes With The Singing Of The National Anthem Of Canada, "O Canada"
The location is officially at Willow and 12th but the plaza makes it very difficult to know that if you do not already know about it. For example if a driver is looking for a street named Willow between Heather and Oak, they will not see anything resembling a street even if there is a sign on a pole. So I never use it for fear of confusion which only confused me at the end there, lol! Maybe could have had a protein snack along the way to help that.
Will look to upload Raw Video of walking through crowds at 12th and Cambie, others in the next few but have to put out Volume 1, Edition 4 of TheUniter.com.
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00:00 Start
03:32 Surprise
After speaking to animal wildlife they said it was a one way door, not a live trap so, sort of failed/worked...one or both may have gotten back in. I think it is to keep them out of the den.
This one has comments by me in a couple of places: At the beginning where I am surprised to see the protest return South over the Granville Bridge and another where we see the role the police play in this.
00:00 Video Begins, comment on uniqueness of this protest
05:11 Keeping The Peace