I showed up at City Hall in the freezing rain and there was nobody insight so I went inside and chatted with a few people.
I noticed a Commissionaire standing outside so I quickly went to have a look.
I also noticed one female protester standing in the cold rain.

Around 10 minutes later, two concern protesters were passing leaflets to the pass-by in the area.

These two girls were a little disappointed that no one showed in the cold weather.
Watching close by was a Commissionaire.

I was surprised there were no police officers in sight then suddenly I saw two Fredericton Police Officers walking toward us. OK IT'S SHOWTIME!!!!
I said to myself - Ok..Here we go!!!
The officers were very friendly and chatted with the two females.

I said - Oppss I got to take a picture of this one.
The officers said they wanted to have a picture smiling with the protesters . . . lol.

Sure is a big difference from last June eh? ..LOL . . .

As I told one of the officers.
The days to beg the media to be there as witnesses are over.
My trial in Saint John was a learning experience for the Police Force in New Brunswick and the protesters.
In today’s world, the Police Force has to be very careful because everyone has a video camera on their cell phones and someone always has a camera in a crowd.

Yes, I believe it was a learning experience for everyone involved.
The Police officers acted like processionals and that’s the way it should be. It's call - Good public relation!!!

Good work to the determined girls who stood in the cold rain to educate the public on their concerns on this issue.