Davey Boy Smith pleads not guilty to new threat charge
West Calgary Canada. Wrestler Davey Boy Smith known as the British Bulldog pleads not guilty to threatening Brute Hart the estranged husband of his girlfriend Andrea Hart. A prior set of four charges of death threats against Diana Hart Smith and Elizabeth Niedhart were dropped in exchange for good behaviour and the case resumes in late January.
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Chinese couple kept in custody over Christmas in major Canada case
Lai Changxing and his wife Tsang Mingna Saimchain, linked to a vast Chinese corruption and smuggling scandal, remain detained as immigration officials decide if they stay jailed or are released while their refugee claim awaits hearing. RCMP testimony offered limited detail on arrest and Chinese evidence.
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Parole Granted to Longtime Pedophile From British Columbia
The National Parole Board released reasons on Friday for granting day parole to Robert Noyes a former B C elementary teacher and principal who confessed to sex crimes involving 65 children and victimized more than 60 in schools. The three member panel said he has made significant long lasting changes in prison and is no longer the dangerous offender he was 15 years ago. Lyle Backman a Kamloops lawyer represents seven victims suing Noyes four school districts and two doctors and said many clients will be shocked by the decision and the case will proceed to court in 2002. The board noted Noyes has undergone intensive therapy for 15 years using advanced treatment methods from Corrections Canada.
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Bombing suspects spend Christmas in the clinic
Ajaib Singh Bagri and Ripudaman Singh Malik, charged with first degree murder and conspiracy in the Air India Flight 182 bombing that killed 329, remain jailed as bail hearings resume with a publication ban on evidentiary material. Malik, a Vancouver businessman, and Bagri, a Kamloops mill worker, face eight counts including two Narita airport baggage handler murders.
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