An Ottawa woman is facing charges after allegedly assaulting several people at a series of demonstrations earlier this month.
Ottawa Police say the woman was charged following an investigation by the hate and bias crime unit.
They allege the woman was at a demonstration in downtown Ottawa on April 15 when she interfered while police were trying to arrest somebody.
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They allege she assaulted one of the officers.
Later that day, they say she was attending another pop-up demonstration when somebody tried to walk near the protesters and an argument ensued.
Police allege the woman then assaulted the person with a handheld sound amplifier.
Later, they allege the woman followed another person who was leaving a religious event and attacked them with a handheld amplifier.
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The 47-year-old woman is charged with two counts each of assault with a weapon and harassment by threatening conduct, which police say was hate-motivated.
She’s also charged with one count each of assaulting a peace officer with the intent to prevent an arrest, obstructing a peace officer, possession of a weapon dangerous to the public, and intimidation by disorderly following.
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