Mission7 pastor Derek Reimer was taken into custody — again — for demonstrating against a drag queen story hour near a Calgary Public Library location..“What are you guys doing?” said a man in a Tuesday video..“He’s so far away.” .The Calgary police officers handcuff Reimer. The man calls the police officers arresting him “Freemason, Illuminati psychos.” .He said the pastor is more than 200 metres away. An officer with the name Blake on his badge said he has outstanding warrants..The officers walk Reimer towards their police cruiser. An officer approaches him and asks if he wants Reimer’s cellphone..He takes the cellphone. The man said Calgary is “going to be destroyed by God’s wrath.” .The officers touch inside Reimer’s coat. They go into his coat and pant pockets..“Look at how far away I am,” he said. .After his comment, an officer said he was not being arrested for breaching a condition during this protest..“It’s for a warrant that’s out for your arrest,” said the officer..As Reimer attempts to speak with the officer, Blake brings him closer to the police cruiser. The officers put him in the vehicle and close the door..“God is in control, and you guys are all going down,” said the man..Reimer was arrested for the first time on March 2 after he disrupted a drag queen story hour at Seton Library..READ MORE: WATCH: Calgary pastor arrested for protesting drag queen story time.“You’re under arrest for your respective warrants,” said a Calgary police officer..Two police officers put Reimer’s hands behind his back and walked him towards a police cruiser..Reimer was taken into custody for a second time on March 15 for violating his bail conditions by rallying against the City of Calgary’s anti-protest bylaw near a library during an all ages drag event..READ MORE: WATCH: Calgary pastor arrested for demonstrating against anti-protest restrictions.“You are currently under arrest for breaching your 200-metre no go conditions,” said a Calgary police officer..Two officers grab him behind his arms. He went down onto his knees.
Mission7 pastor Derek Reimer was taken into custody — again — for demonstrating against a drag queen story hour near a Calgary Public Library location..“What are you guys doing?” said a man in a Tuesday video..“He’s so far away.” .The Calgary police officers handcuff Reimer. The man calls the police officers arresting him “Freemason, Illuminati psychos.” .He said the pastor is more than 200 metres away. An officer with the name Blake on his badge said he has outstanding warrants..The officers walk Reimer towards their police cruiser. An officer approaches him and asks if he wants Reimer’s cellphone..He takes the cellphone. The man said Calgary is “going to be destroyed by God’s wrath.” .The officers touch inside Reimer’s coat. They go into his coat and pant pockets..“Look at how far away I am,” he said. .After his comment, an officer said he was not being arrested for breaching a condition during this protest..“It’s for a warrant that’s out for your arrest,” said the officer..As Reimer attempts to speak with the officer, Blake brings him closer to the police cruiser. The officers put him in the vehicle and close the door..“God is in control, and you guys are all going down,” said the man..Reimer was arrested for the first time on March 2 after he disrupted a drag queen story hour at Seton Library..READ MORE: WATCH: Calgary pastor arrested for protesting drag queen story time.“You’re under arrest for your respective warrants,” said a Calgary police officer..Two police officers put Reimer’s hands behind his back and walked him towards a police cruiser..Reimer was taken into custody for a second time on March 15 for violating his bail conditions by rallying against the City of Calgary’s anti-protest bylaw near a library during an all ages drag event..READ MORE: WATCH: Calgary pastor arrested for demonstrating against anti-protest restrictions.“You are currently under arrest for breaching your 200-metre no go conditions,” said a Calgary police officer..Two officers grab him behind his arms. He went down onto his knees.