The Shadoe Davis Show - Dale & Kaysha Richardson Pt 2

00:00:00.000 What is the reason for the arrest?

00:00:30.000 What is the reason for the arrest?

00:00:39.000 What is the reason?

00:00:41.000 God is going to judge you today!

00:00:43.000 You will not live!

00:00:45.000 Father in heaven, I ask of you this day to put out your state upon your children! 0.98

00:00:50.000 And Lord, I ask of you this day to play the servants of Baal! 0.94

00:00:54.000 You don't allow them to touch her! 0.97

00:00:56.000 What is the reason?

00:00:58.000 What is the reason?

00:01:00.000 What is the reason?

00:01:02.000 You did not state the reason for the arrest.

00:01:06.000 What is the reason?

00:01:12.000 Give me your arm now.

00:01:14.000 Give me your arm. 0.82

00:01:16.000 What is the reason?

00:01:18.000 Stop!

00:01:20.000 You're resisting arrest.

00:01:22.000 No, what is the reason for the arrest?

00:01:26.000 I'm not required to go with you I'm not required to go with you you have my

00:01:46.780 backpack on how am I supposed to sit down what about the court hearing you

00:01:54.380 You guys are not supposed to be here for the court hearing.

00:01:56.120 It's a telephone hearing.

00:01:57.160 No, it's not.

00:01:57.680 No, it isn't.

00:01:58.500 That's not what's listed.

00:02:00.020 It's not.

00:02:00.700 That's not what's listed.

00:02:02.240 It's not a telephone hearing, sir.

00:02:04.460 She's not even supposed to be in public.

00:02:07.200 It's notarizing. 0.66

00:02:07.640 That's not what it says.

00:02:08.860 It says that I can wear a mask.

00:02:10.760 It says that you can wear a mask.

00:02:12.460 She's pulling me.

00:02:14.480 It says that you can go to things that are necessary.

00:02:18.000 Isn't court necessary, though?

00:02:19.160 what about the court hearing

00:02:33.560 Um, my agent to dig my corporate property, you know, give my corporate property to my agent, not your agent, let it go, give it straight to the agent, the agent, not you, the agent, now, let you know now, this is the declaration, and this goes, the keys go to my agent, the keys go to my agent, let him go to his hands, you see, this is, no, you will not touch them, they go straight to my agent.

00:03:03.560 They're going straight to my agent.

00:03:06.560 You see?

00:03:07.560 He's right there.

00:03:08.560 Give him the key.

00:03:09.560 Oh, there's another key.

00:03:10.560 Can you put your phone down?

00:03:11.560 No.

00:03:12.560 You see, take my business phone, not you.

00:03:14.560 No.

00:03:15.560 My business phone.

00:03:16.560 No, I'll grab it.

00:03:17.560 I'll make sure that he's comfortable.

00:03:19.560 Federal Corporation!

00:03:22.560 Take the business phone, sir.

00:03:24.560 Thank you.

00:03:25.560 This is...

00:03:26.560 Okay.

00:03:27.560 Okay.

00:03:28.560 Are there any other belongings, Dale?

00:03:30.560 Those are corporate properties.

00:03:31.560 Yeah.

00:03:32.560 Oh, careful. Wait. I need that other one. I need that other one, sir.

00:03:43.260 That's the corporate show me this word. Show me this word.

00:03:52.020 Show me the warrant. I need that.

00:03:54.020 me the warrant before I go anywhere. Show me the warrant. No, show me the warrant. Show

00:04:01.920 me the warrant. No, no. Show me the warrant first. Show me the warrant. Show me the warrant.

00:04:11.020 I'm gonna go get it right there. Go go go go. This is illegal. This is illegal. This is illegal. Look at this illegal activity.

00:04:24.020 They just did it and the vehicle left. Show me the warrant. Show me the warrant. Show me the warrant.

00:04:32.020 Where is the warrant? No. Did you get it? Father in heaven, I pray of you. Send your angels to help.

00:04:40.020 We're the one that was on the ground.

00:05:05.180 Yeah, somebody gave it to me, but

00:05:07.180 But what about the court hearing?

00:05:11.840 I think it'll be adjourned.

00:05:13.680 Okay, right now you're resisting arrest.

00:05:15.160 You want that charge to do?

00:05:16.480 No, that's what you're saying.

00:05:17.380 But he's supposed to appear.

00:05:20.980 So is the RCMP.

00:05:22.120 Let me see the warrant first.

00:05:24.020 Let me see the warrant first.

00:05:25.900 Let me see the warrant first.

00:05:28.360 Let me see the warrant first.

00:05:37.180 The warranty I have keys the warrant

00:05:47.160 We don't know who you are so you can get it back to your vehicle

00:05:52.160 Well I need to I need to go in there

00:05:55.600 Well this is corporate property

00:06:07.100 Corporate property of who?

00:06:08.980 Corporate property, sir.

00:06:10.780 Of DSR Karis Consulting Incorporated.

00:06:19.520 Just a couple of things I wanted to say with that.

00:06:26.420 I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, Darrell.

00:06:29.080 I am traumatized watching that.

00:06:33.760 I haven't seen that in its entirety like we just watched right now.

00:06:42.240 I am embarrassed and ashamed for my country.

00:06:48.080 You know, so many of us, and this happened well before the Freedom Convoy.

00:06:54.340 This, correct?

00:06:55.660 This happened as we were starting to see all kinds of petty little arrests and police acting like these little tinpot dictators all across the country, notably in Calgary.

00:07:07.740 Those two female officers threatening to taser a 16-year-old kid for skating on an outdoor hockey rink.

00:07:14.920 But I had not seen this video.

00:07:19.280 I cannot believe these officers conducted themselves the way they did.

00:07:25.660 and did not show you the warrant or give you any reason it sounds like anyway to understand why you

00:07:35.480 were being apprehended like that so please go ahead yeah these guys a lot of these guys were

00:07:43.080 used to sit out of my house they would harass me and so forth previously and uh so forth so there's

00:07:51.000 So there's a history of this and the combative nature of the way that they've gone on and so forth.

00:07:58.640 And so what happens here is under the Mental Health Services Act,

00:08:04.140 they're supposed to have a warrant in hand.

00:08:06.280 And they're supposed to go in and present it to the doctor when they took you to the hospital.

00:08:10.500 They never had that, right?

00:08:12.160 When I asked the doctor when we got in, I said, where's the warrant, right?

00:08:16.020 Because they were supposed to bring it in to them and there was no warrant.

00:08:19.480 and so the doctors tried to talk to me i was like listen man you brought me here i was supposed to

00:08:24.680 be going to court against you and them but now there's the now you brought me here so where's

00:08:31.900 the warrant and the doctors like oh i'm tired they just told them they stripped me strapped me

00:08:37.080 a bed and drug me against my will no examination nothing no warrant and that's that's that's

00:08:43.380 torture right and then they began in that hospital began to question me about what i was taking

00:08:49.080 report and complaining them about and in fact the rcmp they had a warrant for resisting arrest that

00:08:57.900 was issued on the 22nd of july for that arrest that took place on the 23rd of july my sister

00:09:05.380 used to work it's unlawful confinement first of all it completely breaches the charter of rights

00:09:12.680 and freedoms um it's kidnapping i mean it's it's actually kidnapping and keisha what happened to

00:09:23.780 you i mean you were both arrested you were both physically hauled into the backs of these police

00:09:29.800 units did they come for just you dale and then keisha was it you causing a disturbance is that

00:09:36.620 why they took you away or was it they came for both of you without a warrant well they came for

00:09:41.320 both of us without a warrant and like my dad said his sister worked for rcmp and she um she she uh

00:09:47.960 she stated this as well actually they had the warrant from my dad uh for the day before that

00:09:55.100 we actually showed up and then they had mine for um uh two hours uh before we even showed up

00:10:02.060 no there was no warrant for the yeah no there's public health order they had a warrant for resisting

00:10:10.500 arrest yeah the day before put out on july 22nd for that arrest that took place on july 23rd

00:10:19.300 so they created a false charge the day before it happened yeah right so they preparatorily said

00:10:29.080 that i resisted arrest before there was any arrest when my sister saw that looked at the

00:10:33.740 warrant because she worked in the k division the rcmp she's like those men should be in prison

00:10:38.760 yeah and that woman who who who and that's all right sorry go ahead i'm i'm i don't mean to

00:10:47.140 interrupt you you guys are going good here so what were you what were you going to say so

00:10:50.360 oh you want to go first then okay so um for me they had that public health order that they

00:10:58.820 put out that i uh didn't follow or whatever before i even arrived there it was um signed and

00:11:05.600 everything uh and they took me off in that car they drove off with me in the car to the same

00:11:12.120 hospital that they took my father to they drugged him in both arms the the public health order

00:11:19.080 actually what it said was that if to self-isolate but if you felt it was needed to go out you could

00:11:26.660 wear a mask so they had no reason to arrest her whatsoever none because for me hvac engineering

00:11:37.000 was is listed as an essential service so there's no shutting down things for me like there was an

00:11:44.380 h guy that was walking into the court and he was a technician and with the public interest they had

00:11:50.720 no business shutting out and in fact the the the the uh the issue with covid was an in-person

00:11:59.080 hearing right yeah that yes and so they they that was um judicial interference like obstruction of

00:12:09.180 justice and then there was a sheriff that you saw there it said deputy sheriff on his back

00:12:15.040 that participated in the arrest so now from the court yeah the one judge presiding over the case

00:12:22.220 with covid and then the divorce hearing on a first appearance same judge right now i got the

00:12:28.720 occurrence reports from a freedom of information request and i also had them served to me in the

00:12:34.380 federal court of canada what from the attorney general of canada what i understood is that the

00:12:39.560 judge directed the RCMP the day before to keep me out of the court so the judge now is in there

00:12:49.360 then I spoke with the the uh sheriff there who is also the clerk or the the registrar in that court

00:12:59.820 and the sheriff she told me that she sent the sheriff out to participate in the arrest should

00:13:05.520 have never did that but the fact of the matter is is that now the court has knowledge and she said

00:13:11.060 this through an email and it's in a lot of the documentation that I submitted in the multiple

00:13:16.340 file numbers that are on in the these documents that I had so the court was aware that I was being

00:13:22.920 arrested except the judge makes no mention in his orders and then he says he's satisfied that

00:13:28.600 that the interim order in the custody hearing should issue which sold the house that I was

00:13:34.340 living in my ex was not living there she's living with her parents that cut me off of all access to 0.93

00:13:41.860 my youngest daughter who was already taken unlawfully and then like i mean took everything 1.00

00:13:48.100 from me and my daughter like lost everything the registered office of a corporation said that she

00:13:54.480 had the right to sell it and everything else like that all on first appearance while i was being

00:13:59.060 strapped to a bed and drugged against my will at the court's direction right because the court

00:14:04.180 directed them to keep me out of court so now you have a judge that's a peace officer for the

00:14:09.860 purposes of the criminal code in the province of saskatchewan that directed this so the judge

00:14:15.080 instigates torture then hands over a child during that torture and then wipes me out financially

00:14:21.460 wipes my daughter out financially that's torture that's human trafficking and that's a life

00:14:27.780 sentence for everybody involved yes so how long were you strapped to this bed being injected with

00:14:38.420 chemicals dale well they they strapped me there they had me for for a few like a few days because

00:14:45.520 then my mother started to ask questions you're like why can't he shower or anything like that

00:14:49.320 wouldn't let me shower feeding me properly or anything like this and so they co they forced me

00:14:55.400 to take the medication under the threat of being strapped back to the bed.

00:15:01.320 So I would spit it out, but then they would then force me again to take it.

00:15:07.120 Do you know what they were trying to give you?

00:15:08.960 What kind of chemicals were they trying to?

00:15:11.720 Well, they tried to give me some antipsychotic, colonazepam.

00:15:17.020 They gave me some other stuff that I had no idea it was.

00:15:20.480 I couldn't tell you what it was.

00:15:21.820 one thing looked like a chalky horse pill that was huge and I have no idea what it was but I

00:15:28.060 started to lose my bladder function and was unsteady on my feet and all of these things

00:15:32.860 that ended up happening and then when my mom came in and took pictures of the bed that they strapped

00:15:37.980 me to she they ended up calling the RCMP and then get it strapping me back to that bed and

00:15:44.840 drugging me against my will and I have the the the medical reports and the nurse says that he

00:15:51.560 my mother took pictures so they called the rcmp to strap me to the vet well that's torture again

00:15:57.540 like these guys just they just do this all the time were you doing anything that could have been

00:16:04.120 i suppose construed as physically intimidating anything at all i mean not that you would be

00:16:10.460 you're under the influence of whatever drugs they're giving you um so do you remember a lot

00:16:17.620 of it is it all like committed to yeah i remember everything that went on i just was like sorry i

00:16:24.180 didn't mean to do this but the doctor said that we need to slow your brain down and i was like oh

00:16:31.420 yeah you're drugging me so that i can't function is what you're trying to do because they were

00:16:37.440 tired of getting exposed because previously before they actually we they took me there

00:16:44.000 one of the doctors that admitted me there i was actually talking in the hospital to one of the

00:16:49.820 managers and asked to speak to an engineer so that they and get their report as to why they

00:16:55.720 were implementing this in the hospital and the doctor was standing there and knew that there

00:17:00.640 was criminal investigations because he heard in earshot and i said i reported this so this is a

00:17:06.800 problem so he had a vested interest in doing so and then the counselor that i had that was there

00:17:15.200 um at the hospital she was she altered my medical records and and like there was a lot because i

00:17:24.440 asked for my medical records and i didn't get all of them so i ended up going to the hospital that

00:17:29.140 day and they were she was upstairs and when they came back and i got them and i looked at them

00:17:34.860 i saw a bunch of mistakes and a bunch of things that didn't make sense and it didn't flow with

00:17:40.680 anything that went there and you could tell that they were altered these were the things that were

00:17:44.920 missing and it looked very much like they were constructing a narrative because when i did a

00:17:50.200 freedom of information request for the mental health center they said that i got brought in

00:17:55.540 on the 22nd of july and then later on in the notes they said i got brought in on the 23rd of july

00:18:01.640 so yes they so they're they're tripping themselves up here which is good yes so let let me ask you

00:18:10.300 Keisha because you were taken away that very same day that your dad was and he's strapped to the

00:18:17.120 bed he's he's he's being given all these drugs for a few days until your grandmother spoke up

00:18:24.200 what about you well um so they took me to initially the same hospital that they took my dad

00:18:33.560 to a room where they tried to um force me to take the covid test and they also were interrogating me

00:18:42.280 uh with six or seven male officers and a few nurses from the hospital from like

00:18:47.580 10 a.m in the morning until like six or seven p.m in the evening they were rotating in and out and

00:18:53.040 they had searched me even under my clothes in front of the officers because they said I might

00:19:00.160 have something dangerous they ended up asking me what is my father's corporation doing about

00:19:06.600 his engineering report why we're taking them to court and I told them I'm not an engineer sir

00:19:12.100 like I really can't explain engineering to you but you got the documents so you can read through

00:19:17.180 them right you were supposed to go to court and everything is there they told me that if I didn't

00:19:22.760 give them the information that they wanted that if that they would take me to prison with criminals

00:19:28.540 outside of the province to an undisclosed location they told me that they would not

00:19:34.700 give me a lawyer i did not deserve to have a lawyer because i was not cooperating and i was

00:19:39.680 a criminal so i didn't have the right to a lawyer and then they told me that uh if i don't cooperate

00:19:45.640 wherever they do put me on the way there if something happens to me they won't help me they

00:19:50.900 cannot help me. Let me ask you as, because you know better than that, obviously you're a smart

00:19:56.260 woman. I mean, as they're going through all of this, was it an attempt to try and break you down

00:20:02.600 emotionally? For sure. Um, for sure. They, there was multiple threats. I asked them, uh, I have

00:20:09.780 the right to a lawyer and they said, no, you don't. And I said, well, where's the paperwork

00:20:15.120 for my arrest? They were threatening me with charges and everything. And I said, I said, well,

00:20:19.200 hey I mean I would like to see the papers and when at the point where they told me if you don't give

00:20:25.480 us the information that we asking then I'm going that I'm not going to protect you if something

00:20:30.500 happens to you on the way to the prison facility I said well then do whatever you need to do because

00:20:35.100 then at that point we're just at a standstill and if you're going to do this to me then just do it

00:20:39.260 so then they um decided to take me then around like 7 p.m take me to the facility I actually

00:20:46.540 was employed at so the scatchewan hospital which is prison like i said maximum security prison

00:20:51.180 and oh my god criminally and mentally and saying okay so right so you're you're going to this

00:20:56.920 facility that you how long did you work there i only worked there i was fresh there just a couple

00:21:02.300 months and i um they they so they took me to the prison side of the facility emptied an entire wing

00:21:09.220 of the facility and held me there by myself uh they didn't clothe me properly they didn't feed

00:21:14.260 me properly. I wasn't given adequate water. I was locked down in a small room for 23 hours a day

00:21:19.460 and I wasn't allowed to contact anyone in my family at all. No phone calls, no lawyers, nothing,

00:21:27.040 not even my spouse at the time. And I was just, yeah, it was just brutal. They continuously came

00:21:34.040 in and they were questioning me about my dad's research and about the court. They had tried to

00:21:40.180 forced me to take covid tests and i refused um they consistently tried to get me to give vitals

00:21:46.000 which i refused i was bruised and bloodied and had a few different issues like i lost full uh

00:21:53.560 feeling in my left wrist and forearm because of how bad the what they did to me at the arrest was

00:22:00.520 and um they didn't do anything while you were while you were in custody i mean were they

00:22:06.920 slapping you around or was it just it's just the way that they cuffed my wrist it was way too tight

00:22:14.600 and I lost feeling in my wrist and then it wasn't I had my backpack on I don't know if that was part

00:22:19.960 of the problem but by the time it came off um for however long it was on I ended up not losing

00:22:27.820 complete feeling in my wrist and forearm for months like over a year it took me a long time

00:22:33.240 to regain feeling back in my wrist and forearm. But after about, I mean, during the time that I

00:22:40.760 was there as well, every day, they would try to force me into a meeting with a psychologist,

00:22:45.340 the RCMP, the doctors there, and a few other people, I forget who's on some kind of committee

00:22:53.120 or whatever. Everyone there pretended that they didn't know who I was. And I worked in the entire

00:22:58.680 facility so it was a very weird experience um i was very shocked uh i was very shocked because

00:23:06.840 so you knew their names and you you could sit there and say oh by the way hello alice hello

00:23:11.880 robert how are you today i don't know you but was it that kind of thing well it was kind of just

00:23:18.280 like i had to go into all the units every day um around the entire facility and so like the people

00:23:25.880 in every unit of the facility in every section of the facility would have seen me and known me and

00:23:32.480 the person who was making my meal plan was the head the head person in their department which

00:23:41.900 was directly my boss like we work together every single day so I was like this is insane and then

00:23:49.060 I had requested a meeting like I said with the engineers and other people responsible for what

00:23:54.680 was going on in the facility and they had that meeting at the facility while i was being um

00:24:01.540 held against my will in the prison section and said i didn't show up when they were knowingly

00:24:07.800 holding me in an entire wing of the prison by myself and so it was absolutely crazy um go ahead

00:24:15.620 so they're yeah yeah just i'm sorry guys this is so effed up you understand this sounds like

00:24:23.620 an episode of 24 you ever see that tv show with with uh keepers we're about midway through the

00:24:30.820 season here this is like episode 9 or 10 so there's still like 13 or 14 episodes left here

00:24:37.700 as the clock ticks tick tick tick unreal i'm sorry to interrupt you man this is crazy yeah so

00:24:44.020 what ended up happening while they she was there because my mother was like you know

00:24:50.620 tried to call us and nobody answered the phone so she put out a missing probably put a missing

00:24:57.460 person's report and the rcmp is like well um she'll call you in a couple of days but my mother's like

00:25:04.000 i thought you said you didn't know where she was how are you gonna know she's gonna call me in a

00:25:07.740 couple of days right like just doing all this kind of stuff because she's like where's where's my

00:25:13.780 granddaughter and then when she knew that i was in the facility she's like so when did my son go

00:25:19.520 crazy i was talking to him like the night the night before you took him so what did he just go

00:25:25.880 crazy overnight right okay now and my granny's been a nurse like a psychiatric nurse and she

00:25:33.500 she's a nurse for many many many years so she was like what you're doing is crazy going on yeah

00:25:39.540 so yes who got out first dale me okay i did yes because my granny was asking so my granny she

00:25:49.140 kept making those missing persons reports and and they were threatening to hold me indefinitely

00:25:54.940 or recertify me or certify me there officially i guess that's what the meetings were for every day

00:26:00.240 but my grandmother she was filing those certify you as as insane or whatever would be necessary

00:26:06.560 to keep me there um and i that's why i was like no i don't by god's grace i'm fine i don't need

00:26:12.220 to go to your meetings whatever because i was like i'm not i'm not doing that with you sorry

00:26:16.580 so eventually i guess i'm sorry i keep it i keep having to interrupt you because i'm

00:26:22.560 as you guys are both telling this story myself and i'm sure everybody watching right now and

00:26:28.600 there's hundreds of people who are here watching with us uh are trying to somehow get into your

00:26:35.480 brains and your souls and understand exactly how you were feeling at that point was it fear was

00:26:44.740 there fear or was it your belief in God and Jesus that was buoying you through all of this?

The Shadoe Davis Show - April 28, 2024

Dale & Kaysha Richardson Pt 2

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