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Chronicle Journal
Location
Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada
Date
Jul 19, 2025
Page
2
Region man charged with hostage taking after Thunder Bay standoff
A 63 year old Morris Hogan was charged with hostage taking after a 14 hour standoff at a Cumberland Street North pharmacy. He previously faced armed robbery and weapon related counts and remains in custody after surrendering. A second 39 year old woman was charged with two counts of robbery with a weapon for two earlier incidents at Oliver Road and Windsor Street. Both suspects await further court dates.
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Cumberland Street
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Hogan
Oliver Road
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Unconscious driver charged in Thunder Bay drug case
A 32 year old man found unconscious in a running vehicle on Francis and Ford Streets was charged with impaired operation and other offences. Officers recovered suspected cocaine cash and paraphernalia tied to trafficking, and he faces multiple counts including possession of property obtained by crime and failure to comply with a release order.
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Thunder Bay
Francis Street
Ford Street
Nishnawbe Aski Police face historic underfunding hurdle
The Nishnawbe Aski Police Service says funding gaps persist despite new status as a fully legislated provincewide police service. With 517 officers after funding, the force still battles recruitment challenges shared by other Ontario services. An Indigenous-led deal with the Ontario Police College guarantees 20 seats per intake, potentially 80 new officers yearly, though actual hires hover around 20 per intake. Thunder Bay boards seek provincial action at the AMO conference to address the hiring gap amid large geographic responsibilities.
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Nishnanbe Aski Police Service
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Nishnawbe
Aski Police Service
Police College
Darren Montour
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Thunder Bay
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City of
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