RCMP speak in Sask. community where ‘QAnon queen’ supporters are located
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Saskatchewan RCMP spoke from a community hall in Richmound, Sask. Tuesday afternoon where they addressed the presence of a ‘QAnon queen’ group in the village.
The group, who are supporters of the self-proclaimed ‘queen of Canada’ Romana Didulo, have been staying at the now-privately owned village school since the middle of September after being forced out of Kamsack by local residents and First Nations.
The U.S.-based Anti-Defamation League describes Didulo as a “Canadian QAnon figure” who has called for “violent action” against those who help administer COVID-19 vaccines to kids.
Since the group’s arrival in the village about 445 kilometres west of Regina near the Alberta border, RCMP have been investigating threats that included claims that public executions would be taking place on those who opposed the group staying in the community.
RCMP district commander Tyler Bates told CTV News outside of the town hall that he was there to address community questions about a number of “ongoing investigations” concerning threats, assault and suspicious persons.
“With respect to the angst and the anxiety that local citizens were experiencing it was pertinent that we get on the ground and provide for some calm and security,” said Bates.
Village resident Jennifer Smith said the presence of the cult-like group makes her uncomfortable.
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