No Suspect Identified After Brief 911 Call Inquiry
Reporting indicates investigators cleared the scene with no suspect identified after a brief 911 call inquiry. Police did not release further details about the incident or potential motive.
Chetwynd The Echo in Chetwynd, British Columbia
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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jan 16, 2004
Page
24
Chetwynd court report cases include impaired driving plea
Richard Paul, 31, pleaded guilty to impaired driving after a July 31 2003 speeding stop by Chetwynd RCMP in a 90 zone. He admitted drinking, cooperated with police and received a $700 fine and a one year driving ban. Anthony Dobrowolsky pled not guilty to simple assault and possession over 30 grams. trial date pending. Terra OHearn absent. 26, was passenger in a stolen Vancouver vehicle. arraignment set for January 22 where plea is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chetwynd
Richard Paul
Cst
Kennedy
Chetwynd Rcmp
Highway 29
Paul
Anthony Dobrowolsky
Terra O’ Hearn
O’hearn
Michael Duvensky
Vancouver
Date rape drug assaults reported in Prince George area
The Prince George Sexual Assault Centre confirms several women were attacked over months likely with date rape drugs. RCMP are seeking suspects after a 49 year old woman was taken from a bar and assaulted by multiple men after drinks. Police describe suspects as East Indian in appearance. drugging details and extent of local cases remain under review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince George
RCMP
Lorraine Hilland
East
Hilland
Hill
NDP presses Campbell on organized crime in B C
The NDP attacked the Campbell government over rising organized crime in British Columbia. Joy MacPhail accused Solicitor General Rich Coleman of empty talk, while Carol James urged an independent inquiry and lifting funding freezes. James called for restoring policing funds and boosting traffic-fine revenue for municipalities. Coleman defended government actions, citing police support and tougher federal drug penalties. The debate follows RCMP concerns and legislature raids linking Liberal aides to crime probes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victoria
NDP
Campbell
Joy MacPhail
Rich Coleman
MacPhail
Carol James
Gordon Campbell
B.C
James
Organized Crime Agency of
Coleman
RCMP
Wally Oppal
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