[1.81–9.61] Helen Groves exiting disciplinary disposition here in Ottawa to a round of
[9.61–19.58] applause from supporters. Defense lawyer Baciba.
[23.58–31.83] Even for retired superintendent Chris Renwick and I pray for our whole community
[31.83–35.87] because you know what we will get there we will make things better look at all
[35.87–41.95] the love, choose kindness, truth, compassion, respect because I know these
[41.95–46.11] officers love us, we love them, they're my brothers and sisters and that's
[46.11–52.63] make things better because working together we can do that and yeah and
[52.63–57.47] I'm proud to say we do we are we will be appealing on all levels.
[72.85–86.49] We have a very long fight ahead. Today is a day where we saw I'd have to say the final
[86.49–92.37] nail in the coffin for the rule of law here in Ottawa. I am very concerned for all
[92.37–97.17] police officers. The message today is that police officers will not have a fair
[97.17–103.97] hearing and that is very disconcerting in the area of law enforcement. Our police
[103.97–108.13] officers are cherished members of our community that keep our communities
[108.13–114.97] safe and so we need this decision to be quashed and overturned. We also need the
[114.97–119.93] truth to be told and to be spread internationally and I'll leave that in
[119.93–123.21] your hand to tell the story.
[137.49–140.49] I'll continue doing my job.
[152.62–155.62] I just want to see a couple people. I'm just going to go see a few people here.
[155.62–159.62] I've seen in the crowd. I know I got some hunts in before and I want to come out.
[159.62–163.82] Helen Groos speaking to crowd of supporters here outside the Hunt Mar Police Station in
[163.82–169.62] Canada, Ottawa, Ontario. It's been an eventful day.