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Dennis Martin is a convoyist protestor. | Dennis Martin is a convoyist protestor. | ||
During his bail hearing, he was shouting at the court, twitching, refusing duty counsel, denying he knows what his charges are, and interrupting the clerk reading the arraignment saying something about murder and maggots. Even shouting "Are you a stupid maggot" to the Justice of the Peace. | During his bail hearing, he was shouting at the court, twitching, refusing duty counsel, denying he knows what his charges are, and interrupting the clerk reading the arraignment saying something about murder and maggots. Even shouting "Are you a stupid maggot" to the Justice of the Peace.[https://twitter.com/JamesDBowie/status/1495458144138502149] | ||
In response to the crown showing cause and being asked who his lawyer was, Mr. Martin started speaking in tongues or in an alleged foreign language. | In response to the crown showing cause and being asked who his lawyer was, Mr. Martin started speaking in tongues or in an alleged foreign language.[https://twitter.com/JamesDBowie/status/1495458636151279619] | ||
[[Category:People]] | [[Category:People]] | ||
[[Category:Convoyist]] | [[Category:Convoyist]] | ||
Latest revision as of 01:49, 27 February 2022
Dennis Martin is a convoyist protestor.
During his bail hearing, he was shouting at the court, twitching, refusing duty counsel, denying he knows what his charges are, and interrupting the clerk reading the arraignment saying something about murder and maggots. Even shouting "Are you a stupid maggot" to the Justice of the Peace.[1]
In response to the crown showing cause and being asked who his lawyer was, Mr. Martin started speaking in tongues or in an alleged foreign language.[2]