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Ottawa police were left 'floundering during' convoy, top official tells Emergencies Act inquiry

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Ottawa police should have paid closer attention to intelligence that suggested the Freedom Convoy protesters planned to stay past two days, acting deputy chief Patricia Ferguson told the Public Order Emergency Commission, saying city police were left 'floundering' after the first weekend.

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