Just come in here if you had a problem, just talk to me," Fredrick Brokop said Thursday as he toured media around the property he leases. The charges come after tactical teams, humane society investigators, the Calgary Fire Department, EMS and Alberta Fish and Wildlife converged on the sprawling property on the southwestern outskirts of Calgary on Tuesday. That doesn't look like a town to me," said Brokop, motioning around the rural property littered with abandoned vehicles and the detritus of ranch life. A view of some of the vehicles and trailers parked on the rural property at the southwestern edge of Calgary. Inside one of the houses on the property, a tenant who did not want to be identified said the characterization of the property wasn't accurate.

Source: CBC News January 25, 2018 23:27 UTC