OPS officers trespassing on property. Without permission July 2, 2019 at 4:35pm
OPS officers trespassing on property. Without permission September 5, 2019 at 4:56pm
Bicyclist and Motorist Interaction. Self Defense.
What Is Documented on This Page
This page collects Peter Sagos’s video records of four documented events, each timestamped and published in the order they occurred.
July 19, 2019 — the cycling incident (7:43am). The first set of videos on this page documents the incident in which Peter Sagos, cycling, was struck by an Ottawa Police squad car. The page also links to the CTV News Ottawa report of the same incident — the news clip is linked directly beneath the incident description.
July 2, 2019 — officers on property. A video record showing Ottawa Police Service officers on Peter’s property, as the on-page captions describe it, without permission.
September 5, 2019 — the second property incident. A second video record of officers on the same property, again as captioned.
Bicyclist and motorist interaction. The final section on the page shows the recorded interaction and the self-defense framing Peter has attached to it.
Each video on this page plays in place. The dates and descriptions shown above the clips are Peter’s own captions as published. For the broader context of this page within the Bermuda collection, see the Privacy Commissioner records and the OPS investigation page.
The News Coverage and the Records Together
The page pairs two kinds of records. The first is Peter’s own video camera footage — the clips showing the incident and the property events, published by Peter with his captions. The second is the external coverage: the CTV News Ottawa report of the July 19, 2019 incident, linked directly on the page so readers can see a news source documented the event as well.
Reading both together is the point of this page’s layout. The news clip and the camera clip are two views of the same date. Neither substitutes for the other: the personal footage shows what the camera recorded from Peter’s position, and the news report shows what a broadcaster aired that day.
The dates on this page map to the collection. July 2 and September 5, 2019 — the two property-event clips — fall between the February 2016 Bermuda trip that starts this collection and the later information requests described on the Privacy Commissioner page. Each date on this page is a point on the timeline shown on the story page.
Question about the events described here are addressed in Peter’s personal notes, and the official Canadian responses are documented on the agencies page.
