Media Alliance : Toronto Police Give Journalists the Once-Over at G-20 Summit

Toronto Police Give Journalists the Once-Over at G-20 Summit

Numerous reports have been filed on the over-the-top behavior of the Canadian police during the G-20 summit in Toronto. Journalists received a fair share of the punishment.

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