A Canadian pastor who gained a degree of notoriety after being arrested during Easter weekend in April for allegedly violating COVID-19 limitations on gatherings was arrested once again under similar charges, along with his brother, on May 8th by Calgary Police.
Calgary’s Street Church’s Pastor Artur Pawlowski and his brother Dawid Pawlowski were arrested and charged with “organizing an illegal in-person gathering,” according to the Calgary Police Service.
Video that captured the arrest of the two individuals showcased numerous police vehicles lined up on the side of the road as officers were handcuffing the two brothers.
During the video, one onlooker can be heard telling officers enacting the arrests:
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Video of the arrest was shared on YouTube and showed the brothers accusing the officers of being Nazis and Gestapo.
The men are then instructed to exit their vehicle as Artur Pawlowski is seen on his knees in the middle of a roadway as officers place him under arrest.
The pastor appears to refuse to stand to his feet and walk to their patrol cars so the officers end up dragging him across the road. Officers are then seen picking up Dawid and carrying him over to a patrol car after placing him in handcuffs.
Another man, who was with the brothers and recorded the incident, is heard in the background shouting at the officers and calling them names like cowards and evil psychopaths .
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The Canadian Gestapo were smart this time. Instead of breaking into and swarming Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski’s church as they previously did during an Easter weekend service, only to be appropriately shamed and heckled out of the place this time the Canadian Gestapo waited until after Saturday services to arrest Pawlowski, and did so on a public highway.
Naturally, the Gestapo treated him like he was Scarface. Multiple officers and at least four police cruisers were involved:
Pawlowski was arrested for violating Canada’s fascist and anti-science laws against gatherings during the coronavirus outbreak. These restrictions are in place in Canada (and in many places here in the U.S.) despite the fact fully-opened states like Texas and Florida allow people to go back to normal and have done so while keeping their China Virus cases in line with lockdown states.
(Rebel News Twitter screenshot)
The last time we saw Canadian Pastor Artur Pawlowski he was seen on video chasing cops out of his church and calling them Nazis. They were there to inspect his church for too many parishioners on Good Friday.
Vee haf rools fo covet, Pastor Pawlowski.
On Saturday, the cops came back for Pawlowski, but they’d learned their lesson and didn’t come to his church. He might chase them out again and hurl truth bombs about the police state again.
Ezra Levant of Rebel News reported that the police hunted down Pawlowski on a highway, pulled him over, and dragged him off.
Preacher Artur Pawlowski, Who Hurled Nazi Insults at Cops, Arrested for Flouting COVID Rules
On 5/9/21 at 12:58 PM EDT
Artur Pawlowski, a pastor from Alberta, Canada, was arrested Saturday for allegedly organizing a church service that ignored social distancing rules and where congregants were not wearing masks amid the COVID-19 pandemic marking another confrontation with law enforcement following an April incident in which he described local police as Nazis.
Prior to the incident, according to Calgary Police, Alberta Health Services got a Court of Queen s Bench Order that applies to gatherings including protests, demonstrations and rallies. This order imposes new restrictions on organizers of protests and demonstrations requiring compliance with public health orders including masking, physical distancing and attendance limits.