Western Standard correspondent Nadine Wellwood interviews Whistle Stop owner Chris Scott soon before police arrested him for organizing a weekend protest on his property.
Scott was led through his parking lot to an RCMP vehicle where he was handcuffed and searched before being driven away.
Police said they were acting Saturday on a new AHS-sought court injunction this week that enabled them to immediately arrest protest ringleaders.
In nearby Forestburg, armoured police cars and approximately 6 empty buses stand ready, presumable to transport arrested protestors.
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