A reporter in Guelph was allegedly detained by an OPP officer at the scene of a fatal collision, according to a recent incident. Richard Vivian, a senior reporter for GuelphToday, claims that he had his camera seized by the officer while covering the collision that resulted in the death of a 65-year-old woman from Guelph. Vivian stated that the officer grabbed him by the jacket and wrist, seizing his camera and detaining him briefly. The camera was returned without the SD card, which the police deemed as evidence in their investigation. The OPP responded to the incident, stating that they are aware of the situation and are reviewing the circumstances of the interaction. They emphasized their respect for the freedom of the press and their victim-centered approach during investigations. The SD card has not yet been returned.
Reporter Detained and Camera Seized by OPP Officer at Fatal Guelph Collision Scene
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