Continued with the case, Ryerson University appears to be a risky place
for a student’s political and constitutional freedoms. In this video, Ryerson
University student Steve Katsikaris was waiting for his hearing at the Old City
Hall Toronto courtroom when he encounters a detective from York Region Police
(YRP) who previously arrested him at his midtown Toronto home.
Steve was arrested because of the complaints made against him by a female physician named Dr. Brooke Alexandra Hogarth (Dr. Brooke Hogarth).
The YRP detective warned Steve not to film. Later, the YRP detective advised Steve that “We are aware that there is more video being posted online…by you”. The YRP detective looked like he was trying to force Steve to make a false confession relating to online videos.
Based on our research, it appears that the Ryerson University campus physician Dr. Brooke Hogarth resides in the same jurisdictional boundary as the York Region Police.
Therefore, it does appear that YRP are acting on behalf of her orders in order to either censor, intimidate and/or punish Steve for filming his ordeal with her at the Ryerson Medical Centre on November 18, 2015.
I know it sounds complicated, but one should ask that why would York Regional Police enter the Metropolitan Toronto city boundary to arrest Steve over “uttering threats” when the allegations were supposed to have been made in downtown Toronto on Ryerson University campus?
Then one of the detectives proceed to warn Steve recently in a courthouse against publishing political videos which may relate to the mistreatment he received under Dr. Brook Hogarth when she committed him to a mental institution against his will on his November 18, 2015 appointment at the Ryerson Medical Centre.
Is Dr. Brooke Hogarth, Ryerson University and/or law enforcement engaging in political censorship of issues relating to public interest?
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