Nick Dinardo, who is in federal custody, has launched human rights and civil cases over in\u002Dcustody treatment, including over force used.
A screen shot of the video footage filmed by a security camera inside Port-Cartier Institution in Quebec of guards' attempt to get inmate Nick Dinardo to lock up in a cell. Dinardo's legal team obtained it from the CSC in April.Lawyers for a Saskatchewan inmate who has taken the Correctional Service of Canada to court released surveillance footage showing a violent attempt by staff at a Quebec prison to force the inmate to lock up.
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