'The group was said to have a willingness to use force against the police if any attempts were made to disrupt the blockade,' police said in a statement.
Canadian police arrested and detained 11 people at one of the trucker protests against certain COVID-19 pandemic restrictions after finding a cache of weapons and ammunition. said in a news release that they were made aware of a small organized group at the Coutts protest and executed a search warrant on three trailers associated with the group. The search uncovered guns, body armor, a machete, ammunition and high-capacity magazines.
Police said in the release that they received information that the organized group had access"to a cache of firearms with a large quantity of ammunition." In the early hours Monday, the Alberta RCMP executed the search warrant on the group's trailers, uncovering the cache of equipment and weapons that included 13 long guns and handguns. The 11 individuals were then arrested and detained, the release said.Canadian police arrested and detained 11 people at one of the trucker protests against certain COVID-19 pandemic restrictions after finding a cache of weapons and ammunition.
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