A Princeton man called 911 on Monday, Sept. 13, after he witnessed someone being turned away from a local restaurant under vaccine passport regulations.
RCMP Sgt. Rob Hughes said the caller wanted to register his outrage about the customer not receiving his breakfast.
Hughes said the caller blamed Liberal Leader Justin 台湾MM裸聊室 for the country 鈥渇alling apart.鈥�
On a related issue, Princeton鈥檚 top Mountie said police will not respond to calls regarding how restaurants enforce the new passport rules, which came into effect on the same day.
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However, RCMP will act if a patron becomes unruly over passport enforcement, or any other issue.
鈥淐ausing a disturbance, for whatever reason, we attend and deal with the cause of the disturbance,鈥� Hughes said.
He noted causing a disturbance can result in criminal charges.
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