Justin Trudeau's Ottawa home broken into with family inside
Newsbot @ Sun Aug 17, 2014 5:48 am
Title: Justin Trudeau's Ottawa home broken into with family inside
Category: Law & Order
Posted By: wildrosegirl
Date: 2014-08-16 16:41:33
Canadian
Freakinoldguy @ Sun Aug 17, 2014 5:48 am
Probably just a couple of stoners looking for his stash.
$1:
Trudeau was in Winnipeg before travelling to Montreal on Saturday for the city�s gay pride festivities. He told media his family was shaken by the break-in.
They travelled on Saturday to join him in Montreal because they were afraid to be at home on Saturday night, he added.
"While my family was sleeping somebody broke into our house while I was away in Winnipeg. Obviously we're extremely troubled by this," he said on Saturday.
They travelled on Saturday to join him in Montreal because they were afraid to be at home on Saturday night, he added.
"While my family was sleeping somebody broke into our house while I was away in Winnipeg. Obviously we're extremely troubled by this," he said on Saturday.
Does this mean we'll see Trudeau get behind Harper's tough on crime bill. To bad Chretien's wife wasn't over for the weekend, she could have bludgeoned the intruders to death with an Inuit carving.
jj2424 @ Sun Aug 17, 2014 8:46 am
Read the comments at the bottom of the article 
"Harper did it"
Freakinoldguy @ Sun Aug 17, 2014 9:41 am
After reading those comments it's pretty apparent that the people who faithfully post to the CBC all wear tinfoil hats and sit in their mom's basement hoping that the Conservatives don't find them and their stash of high quality Hallucinogens.
Maybe they figure it's 1972 all over again and Harper is really Richard Nixon and Peter McKay is actually John Ehrilichman.
Damn those must be good drugs. ![[B-o]](./images/smilies/drinkup.gif "Drink up")
But, to be honest, with comments like that it's pretty apparent that the Sun Media whacko's have nothing on the CBC whacko's when it comes to paranoia. 
PublicAnimalNo9 @ Sun Aug 17, 2014 10:03 am
This comment was hilarious though.
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Probably looking for some semblance of a party platform.
Couldn't find any so they gave up and left.
Couldn't find any so they gave up and left.
QBall @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 7:57 am
Apparently the burglars took nothing but left a note saying Justin should lock his doors or another break in could happen again. WHO BREAKS INTO A HOUSE TO GIVE HOME SECURITY ADVICE?!?
andyt @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:17 am
Steven Harper
ShepherdsDog @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:21 am
andyt andyt:
Steven Harper
is he related to Stephen Harper, or is he the PM's evil twin?
BRAH @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 8:33 am
jasonallen
Harpergate comes to mind.
jasonallen
"Wind Riders
So let's see if I have this right.
Here's the son of a former Prime Minister of Canada, who grew up on Parliament Hill, surrounded by 24 hour RCMP protection. "
When Chretien lived at 24 Sussex his wife had to phone the RCMP when they had an intruder.
Trudeau is a political party leader, nothing more. You are thinking of Harper, who after taking power had his own RCMP squadron assembled at a cost of more than $2 million PER MONTH or ten years worth of Paul Martin security.
So the answer to your question is "No; you do not have it right" See for yourself:
Truth-Now
A threatening note left behind while the sleeping family, and possessions were left alone. Must be real serious.
If Canada post was not cutting back home delivery, it might not have come to this.
bootlegga @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 11:19 am
Pretty stupid behaviour if you ask me.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Thanos @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 11:36 am
Yep. Got Harper's fingerprints all over it. Bet they had a Lucite box too in which to store JT's head in, just like the last Riddick movie. Riddick films? That's where Harper gets all his ideas from. He's nothing but a goddamn Necromonger!
- average CBC comment section posting
Thanos @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 11:38 am
bootlegga bootlegga:
Pretty stupid behaviour if you ask me.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Probably got too high celebrating Marc Emery's release and just plain forgot to check the doors.
ShepherdsDog @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 11:54 am
bootlegga bootlegga:
Pretty stupid behaviour if you ask me.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
But....but I am the dauphin....the anointed. All Canadians adore me
bootlegga @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 12:05 pm
Thanos Thanos:
bootlegga bootlegga:
Pretty stupid behaviour if you ask me.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Who doesn't lock their doors in a big city, even in Canada?
If you don't want to lock the door, at least have an alarm system and set the perimeter alarm before you go to bed.
Probably got too high celebrating Marc Emery's release and just plain forgot to check the doors.
Whatever the excuse, it's bordering on neglect if you ask me.
I always check my doors and windows before I head to bed. Sometimes, if I'm feeling really paranoid, I arm the perimeter alarm too.
DrCaleb @ Mon Aug 18, 2014 12:35 pm
So, just a general question - it's Ok to break into someone's house when they aren't there and leave threatening notes, if it's Justin Trudeau's family?