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OTTAWA — Three Canadian men suspected of ties to an anti-G20 group have been arrested and charged in last month's firebombing of a Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) branch in Ottawa, police said Saturday.
The May 18th blast that destroyed the branch's automated teller machine area and blew out its windows for damages estimated at 500,000 dollars was claimed by an anti-establishment group.
In a video posted online, the group railed against the leaders and bankers of the G8 and G20 world powers, which meet in Ontario next week.
Police placed arson, possession of incendiary material, explosives and mischief charges on Friday against the three suspects -- retired government employee Roger Clement, 58, engineer Claude Haridge, 50, and Matthew Morgan-Brown, 32, all from Ottawa.
the Ottawa Court House earlier Saturday and were remanded into custody. Morgan-Brown and Haridge are due in court on Monday and Clement has a court appearance scheduled for Friday.
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