OTTAWA - Police are expected to provide more details today about arrests and charges made in the firebombing of an Ottawa bank.
Ottawa police have scheduled a news conference that will include the RCMP and Ontario Provincial Police.
Police have said charges would be laid by today and reports say up to three people were arrested Friday.
A firebomb was tossed into a Royal Bank branch on May 18.
The incident was recorded on video and posted online by the perpetrators.
No one was injured, but attack is estimated to have caused more than $300,000 in damage.
A self-styled anti-establishment group calling itself FFFC-Ottawa claimed responsibility for the attack and promised further action during the G8 and G20 summit meetings in Huntsville, Ont., and Toronto.
A statement from the group said it targeted the Royal Bank because of its support for the Vancouver Olympics "held on stolen indigenous land."
Source: http://www.am1150.ca/news/14/1156675