A national security team led by the RCMP in the investigation of the Chinese regime’s foreign interference activities in Canada reportedly paid a visit to a non-profit group in Richmond, B.C., on Dec. 10.
The Integrated National Security Enforcement Team (INSET) was at the building of Wenzhou Friendship Society, conducting interviews there and in the surrounding neighbourhood, reported Global News on Dec. 11.
According to the report, INSET, whose mandate includes the tracking and investigation of any potential national security criminal threats to Canada and the public, was canvassing the area and asking residents questions.
At least six officers were there, but they declined to comment, the report said. However, residents told the media outlet that police had asked them if they had seen anyone wearing uniforms or witnessed suspicious activity….