Montreal civil rights lawyer Julius Grey has called the treatment of G20 prisoners in Toronto "torture" and sent a warning letter to the Montreal Police Service with the intent to sue the force for collaborating in a "flagrant abuse of power."

As those charged with crimes at the summit prepare to make another court appearance on August 23 in Toronto, Grey severely criticized the way the police operation was handled and how the prisoners, the vast majority of whom were let go without charge, were treated. About 100 Quebecers are among those charged.

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