2 Indigenous convoy protesters say they were victims of heavy-handed police response in Ottawa

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Three weeks after RCMP tactical officers smashed their way into his motorhome during an operation to clear the convoy protest around Parliament Hill, Wayne Narvey drove his patched-up vehicle through a winding country back road tailed by three Ontario Provincial Police SUVs. 

Earlier that evening, March 3, the OPP ended plans by Narvey and a handful of others to set up a protest camp on a patch of federal government land near a small rural airport to continue what they call the “freedom movement” after it was pushed out of downtown Ottawa. Navery, and some of the other protesters there, had been part

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