Peaceful Protest Honors Police Brutality Victim

0:00It's March 20th in Canada, let's get into the news. About 300 protesters gathered outside the Bureau day and quates in Dependante's office in Long Yeal on March 15th for the 30th annual International Day Against Police brutality. They honor 15-year-old Noren Rezai, killed by Long Whale Police in September 2025. A huge police presence showed up, including riot teams and even a sniper on a rooftop, but no clashes happened. Some like last years have been, where Montreal police used tear gas and arrested six people, this rally stayed peaceful. Protesters sang songs, danced in conglelines, played hopscotch, and chalked names of police brutality victims on the streets. Attendees describe the joyful vibe, free of the usual fear and tension. They brought guitars, drums, and amps to perform anti-brutality tunes, stressing solidarity and the need for real change after years of police. Violence Critics slammed the BEI for shielding officers, pointing out that out of 4 and 83 investigations,

1:04only three led to charges. No action has come from the Rezai case or a similar one last March, fueling calls to end police impunity and reefing policing altogether. Tensions did flare briefly with some live streamers filming the crowd, but the event wrapped of calmly around 5.15 pm, highlighting A, resilient push for justice.