Pastor Artur Pawlowski sentenced time served for sermon at Coutts protest
Approximately two hundred supporters of Pawlowski gathered outside the courthouse in Lethbridge, according to the Edmonton Journal, cheering as they learned he wouldn’t be going back to jail
Artur Pawlowski, a firebrand Calgary pastor who came to notoriety during the Covid-19 pandemic for violating lockdown measures has been sentenced to time served for his involvement in last year’s Coutts, Alta. protest.
Pawlowski had been convicted of mischief and breaching a release
order. An Alberta judge sentenced him to 60 days in jail, though as he’d
already served 60 days behind bars, he was able to walk out of the
courtroom without any additional incarceration. ---More...
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