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Dave Vasey

The first person arrested under a new law in Toronto that allowed police to detain anyone near the site of the G20 summit if they failed to identify themselves. The regulation was a temporary one for the G20. It kicked in on June 21st and expired on June 28th, the day after the summit ended.

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