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Ottawa police arrested four Carleton students and one other person in connection to a pro-life protest at about 9:30 a.m. Oct. 4, police said.
Ruth Lobo, president of Carleton's pro-life club, was one of the individuals arrested, Lobo said.
The five people were on campus to set up a visual display in Carleton's quad showcasing images of abortion and comparing it to genocides such as the Holocaust, Lobo said.
Jason MacDonald, director of Carleton's department of university communications, said the group had requested to set up in the Academic Quad but were told to set up in Porter Hall.
"They indicated that they wouldn't respect the fact that we told them they didn't have permission to set up in the quad," MacDonald said.
The five people were handcuffed and escorted to Carleton's department of university safety.
MacDonald said all five were charged under Ontario's Trespass to Property Act.
They have now been released with Provincial Offense Notices.
The fifth individual was a Queen's University student who came to Carleton to support the cause, Lobo said.
By 11:30 a.m. all five individuals were released.

—Hilary Roberts and Caitlin Teed, the Charlatan
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