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2022 - 5 - 19

Antigonish County District RCMP charge man in theft (Royal Canadian Mounted Police)

Antigonish County District RCMP has charged a man with theft after an incident at a convenience store on Main St. in Antigonish.

As investigators continued with their investigation, they learned that the same suspect had attempted to break-in to an ATM at a bank on College St. prior to attending the convenience store. At approximately 3:15 p.m., yesterday afternoon, the suspect was located by police and safely taken into custody. Violence was not threatened, nor was there a weapon involved.

Jury hears details of 'Mr. Big' probe into Alberta man accused of ... (Edmonton Journal)

Sneesby, 72, has pleaded not guilty to counts of second-degree murder and offering indignity to human remains.

The officer was initially taken aback, he said, when Sneesby told him Gladue’s remains were in Manitoba, two provinces away from where she was last seen. They also included concocted situations involving illegality — including one case where company employees cleaned up after a co-worker who, as part of the ruse, had beaten up his sister’s abuser. The undercover operators created 52 “scenarios” designed to gain his trust and eventually elicit evidence about Gladue’s disappearance. Sneesby previously worked as a long-haul trucker but could no longer drive because of a DUI. He took pride in riding shotgun and securing loads — often vehicles secretly rented by the RCMP and trucked around Western Canada for show. On the limo ride to Winnipeg, Sneesby met other “winners,” who were all undercover RCMP officers. His lawyer has raised the possibility that Sneesby killed Gladue in self-defence.

Dartmouth man charged with wilful promotion of hatred (Toronto Star)

Mark Andrew Kozlowski of Dartmouth is facing criminal charges of wilful promotion of hatred. The charges stem from a complaint to Queens District RCMP in ...

Kozlowski is president of Wilson Equipment Ltd., a heavy equipment company. In that case, Dicks had been charged with assaulting Bowden. A friend of Bowden’s, Jessika Hepburn, who lives in the area, passed the information on to the police. Two teens were charged in May of 2021 with public incitement of hatred in relation to that incident. Kozlowski was released pending further investigation.On March 22, 2022, Queens District RCMP charged Kozlowski with Wilfully Promoting Hatred Against Any Identifiable Group. He will appear in Bridgewater Provincial Court on May 18, at 9:30 a.m. ”It was just sort of silent.”

Suspect who allegedly attacked man and his service dog sought by ... (Calgary Herald)

Two friends were walking their service dogs along a pathway in Thorneclife when a man approached one of the dogs and started kicking it.

The suspect is a man believed to be between 50 and 60. Suspect who allegedly attacked man and his service dog sought by police Back to video Suspect who allegedly attacked man and his service dog sought by police

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Nova Scotia man pleads not guilty to promoting hatred with ... (CTV News Atlantic)

A Halifax-area man has pleaded not guilty to wilfully promoting hatred after he was arrested in September 2020 for allegedly displaying a sign that featured ...

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Man charged in historical sexual assault case in Surrey (Vancouver Sun)

RCMP received a report of sexual assaults that occurred from 1985 to 1988 at Christ Church Surrey Centre, which later moved to Christ the Redeemer Anglican ...

Mounties allege they received a report of several sexual assaults that occurred from 1985 to 1988 at Christ Church Surrey Centre — then in the 16600-block of Old McLellan Road — where Walks was an active member. The assaults involved a young girl attending the Sunday school program, RCMP allege. Man charged in historical sexual assault case in Surrey

Woman stabbed, man injured at downtown Edmonton LRT station (Globalnews.ca)

Edmonton police say a woman was stabbed and a man was injured at the Bay/Enterprise Square LRT Station Wednesday night.

A spokesperson with the Edmonton Police Service said Thursday morning they do not have any suspects at this time. A man also sustained minor injuries, but police said he did not appear to have been stabbed. Officers said a woman was taken to hospital with serious but non-life-threatening injuries after she was stabbed.

Man charged in connection with indecent act investigation in ... (Globalnews.ca)

In a press release, Toronto police said between June 2021 and May 2022, at around 5 a.m., and 6 a.m., a man was seen walking in the Kipling Avenue and ...

Officers said “on multiple occasions,” the man allegedly exposed himself to women walking in the area. In a press release, Toronto police said between June 2021 and May 2022, at around 5 a.m., and 6 a.m., a man was seen walking in the Kipling Avenue and Kidron Valley Drive area. Police have arrested a man in connection with an indecent act investigation in Toronto.

Toronto man accused of exposing himself to women (Toronto Sun)

Nazim Shaffeek Shareef, 58, of Toronto, has been charged with three counts of committing an indecent act in public. He appeared in Finch Ave. court on Tuesday.

He appeared in Finch Ave. court on Tuesday. Toronto man accused of exposing himself to women Back to video Toronto man accused of exposing himself to women

Police alert public, seeking witnesses to Sandy Hill sexual assault ... (Ottawa Citizen)

The incident occurred near Chapel Street at Laurier Avenue between 9:30 p.m. and 11 p.m. on Sunday.

He was wearing dark clothing and light-coloured running shoes. Police alert public, seeking witnesses to Sandy Hill sexual assault by 'unknown man' Back to video Police alert public, seeking witnesses to Sandy Hill sexual assault by 'unknown man'

Suspect charged in relation to random stabbing of 65-year-old man ... (Calgary Herald)

Calgary police's canine unit found and arrested a suspect believed to be connected to the random stabbing of a 65-year-old man.

Earlier this year, Calgary Transit increased security and police presence on its network amid heightening concerns over rider safety. The suspect’s next court appearance was scheduled for Thursday. He tried to assault the doctor while there, police say. This decision was based on his physical and mental health assessment and criteria under Bill C75. In the rush to find the suspect, District 3 patrol officers took three people into custody who were later released without charges. Article content

Police make arrest after visually impaired man's neck slashed on ... (CBC.ca)

According to police, two men were riding the northeast bound train from the City Hall station when the older man's neck was slashed and he was assaulted in ...

After being assessed, he was released to back into police custody. The accused was found shortly after the incident with the help of the police service's canine unit. Calgary police have made an arrest after a stranger slashed the neck of a visually impaired senior on the CTrain.

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