Plastic Bullets Fired Outside Temporary Jail During G20

Posted July 28, 2010 10:31 am.

This article is more than 5 years old.

Plastic bullets were fired outside a temporary jail during the G20, Toronto Police said on Tuesday.

On Monday, officers had said plastic bullets were only fired during a rally at Queen’s Park.

A British Colombia woman is planning a lawsuit over injuries she says she received during the G20 summit.

Environmental activist Natalie Gray, 20, claims she was hit by two rubber bullets on June 27 when police moved in to disperse protesters gathered outside of the temporary G20 detention centre on Eastern Avenue at Pape.

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