'They called me racist': Saskatoon guard saw life 'nearly collapse' after arrest video
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The security guard who arrested a woman outside a Saskatoon grocery store says he watched “his life and livelihood nearly collapse,” after the altercation was caught on camera and shared online.
The security guard who arrested a woman outside a Saskatoon grocery store says he watched “his life and livelihood nearly collapse,” after the altercation was caught on camera and shared online.
Cameron McMillan attempted to arrest Annette Custer outside the FreshCo on 33rd Street on April 14, 2021.
The violent altercation was recorded and posted online, where it went viral.
McMillan was fired from his job, his security license was revoked and he watched thousands of comments surface — including, by local leaders.
“They called me racist, hateful, violent and criminal, with some even going so far as to suggest that I had committed a sexual assault,” McMillian wrote in a victim impact statement.
In June, Custer was found guilty of assault and theft. She testified she went to FreshCo to steal food.
Mayor Charlie Clark took to his Facebook account on April 17, 2021.
