Are you satisfied with the result of the G20 arrests?

Two people on Tuesday pleaded guilty to counselling mischief and counselling to obstruct police at last year's G20 summit in Toronto. Another four people also pleaded guilty to counselling mischief.

Riot police walk by a burning police car in downtown Toronto during anti G20 protests on June 26, 2010. (Frank Gunn/CP)Charges of conspiracy to commit mischief, to obstruct police and to assault police were withdrawn against 11 of the 17 people accused in the wake of the G20 protests.

The 17 accused were the remaining members of an original group of 21 activists whom the Crown accused of conspiring to create unrest during the June 2010 summit. Three people had their charges dropped last year, while another, Montrealer Jaggi Singh, pleaded guilty in April to counselling mischief.

Also on Tuesday, documents revealed how police organizations across Canada worked to spy on community organizations and activists in what the RCMP called "likely the largest (joint intelligence group) ever assembled in Canada."

More than 1,100 people were arrested in Toronto on the weekend of June 26-27, 2010, the largest peacetime mass arrest in Canadian history. Police cracked down on the protests after rioters smashed store windows and torched police cars.

Are you satisfied with the result of the G20 investigations and arrests? Why or why not? Let us know in the comments below.



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