Police arrested a teenager who was distributing Bibles to students in Canada. the christian Josh Alexander16, was taken away by the military after a fight between him, his supporters and a group of pro-transgender protesters.

Last Wednesday (17), Josh wrote on his Twitter account, “I was handcuffed and put in a van for offering Bibles to students on a public sidewalk in Calgary.”

Today I was handcuffed and put in a paddy cart for students delivering Bibles on a public sidewalk in Calgary.
I was released and told that if I returned I would be arrested and charged.
I continued to handle Bibles.
For I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ. pic.twitter.com/5y7US5DV6m

— Josh Alexander (@officialJosh_A) May 17, 2023

After the riot, Josh was released and he said officers informed him that if he returned to distributing the Bibles he would be “arrested and charged”.

“I continued distribute Bibles. Because I am not ashamed of the Gospel of Christ,” he said.

And he added: “I will not give in to pressure from the mob or the corrupt state. We will continue to spread the truth in love.

Repercussions of the case on the Internet

The video posted by the teenager received thousands of views and caught the attention of Maxime Bernier, leader of the People’s Party of Canada, who denounced the tendency of the police to bring justice.

If you burn down a church in this country, the police will devote no resources to catching you.

However, if you hand out Bibles on the sidewalk – or organize a rally to defend basic rights in times of hysteria – you will be immediately arrested and fined. We are a sick society. https://t.co/Z0MbLomXkN

— Maxime Bernier (@MaximeBernier) May 17, 2023

“If you burn down a church in this country, the police will make no effort to arrest you,” he wrote.

He continued: “However, if you distribute bibles on the sidewalk – or organize a demonstration in defense of fundamental rights in times of hysteria – you will be immediately arrested and fined”.

“We are a sick society,” Bernier said.

Josh has always remained true to his Christian principles

This isn’t the first time Josh has gotten in trouble with the police because of his opinions.

In early March, the teenager was also arrested after speaking out against the transgender restroom policy at his high school, St. Joseph Catholic High School in Renfrew, Ontario.

“I spoke out against the whole gender identity crisis that was being pushed into schools, and it was affecting some of my female peers who were afraid to use their own toilets. It was very controversial and unwelcome by administrators “, did he declare.

When he tried to go back to school after serving his suspensions, there were two trespassing notices. In addition to being accused of harming the physical and mental well-being of students.

“I wouldn’t even call it an education system anymore. It’s an indoctrination system,” Josh concluded.