How is that important?
I believe in free access. I also believe those going to get an abortion shouldn’t be impeded by protesters in the immediate vicinity when getting their healthcare.
No, the woman was there tying to influence other women’s healthcare, something she had no right to get involved in.
Edit: The police did screw this up - the clinic was closed. She also received a payout.
Framing this as ‘thought police’ is wrong, the issue was her presence.
There were no other people visible, she made no noise.
She didn't impede anyone, and it would have been very difficult to tell she was protesting, if that's in fact what she was doing (I'm not her, so I don't know).
I don't believe in God, so those particulars (or that it was an abortion clinic) aren't important to me. She was arrested for thinking silently to herself.