Man in custody after break in at Lakeside Packers trailer
Edward Feenstra, 24, is charged with reported incident with a public safety item and being disguised with intent to commit an indictable offence. He is due in Brooks provincial court on January 3. The suspect allegedly forced entry at Lakeside Packers and with a knife attempted a sexual assault on a female employee before fleeing. The victim shouted, injuring the man and prompting police response.
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Brooks
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Lakeside Packers
Cpl
Ian McKay
RCMP
McKay
Knifes Point
Edward Feenstra
Tree on the road incident on Boxing Day
A 1994 GMC truck struck a stationary Oldsmobile Cutlass on the Trans- Canada Highway after Christmas trees were left on the road. Police say the Olds had halted to change lanes near the Saamis Drive overpass. Estimated vehicular damage is $4,000 with no injuries and no charges expected.
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Saamis Drive
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Maple Creek man charged after Boxing Day accident
Police charged 68 year old Wessly Feil after a Boxing Day crash at the Dunmore Road and Trans Canada Way intersection. A 1988 Ford truck and a 1999 Metro collided around 7 45 am causing about 2000 in damage. Feil faces a lane change safety charge.
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Dunmore Road
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Canada Way S.E
Metro
Wessly Feil
Police photo radar to operate at various Medicine Hat sites
On Thursday December 28 police will set up photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat including the 30th Street Southwest area and the Terri Clark playground. The aim is speed enforcement and traffic safety.
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Terri Clark Playground
Medicine Hat
Two 19YearOlds Charged in Hat Man Beating Case
Alberta police charged Jorge Morales and Kristopher Martin, both 19, with aggravated assault after 36 year old Pat Christie was found unconscious in a Calgary pedestrian underpass near South Railway Street. Christie remains in intensive care at Foothills Hospital. Morales faces court January 16 and Martin January 18. Both suspects were released on $1000 bail.
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Medicine Hat Olce
Calgary
Jorge Morales
Kristopher Martin
Tim Petro
Pat Christie
South
Dave Brandrith
Christie
Brandrith
Foothills Hospital
Alberta crop insurance reform aims to protect producers
The Crop Insurance Review Committee released initial changes after over a year of public input. New policies reintroduce harvesting allowances, adjust re-seeding benefits, cover chickpeas and specific wheat and bean types, and refine third party damage calculations. Public meetings continue through January with a final report due this spring.
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Ty Lund
Alberta
Alberta Food and Rural Development
CIRC
Crop Insurance Review Committee Public Meetings Set
The province will host multiple public meetings in January for the Crop Insurance Review Committee. Medicine Hat on Jan 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. at Cypress Centre Vulcan on Jan 15 from 2 to 5 p.m. at the Legion Strathmore on Jan 16 from 9 to noon at the Community Centre Open on Jan 16 from 9 to noon at the Senior Rec Centre. More information from Alberta Agriculture Food and Rural Development.
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Cypress Centre
Vulcan
the Legion
Strathmore
Community Centre
Alberta Agriculture, Food and Rural Development
Brooks man charged for Christmas Eve vehicle crash
Brooks man to appear in court on Valentine’s Day after a Christmas Eve crash. He revved a 1997 Ford on Second Street at about 10 p m lost control struck a pole near Cassils Road snapping it in half. The pole fell onto a parked 1998 GMC pickup causing substantial damage.
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Second Street
Cpl
Jan McKay
Brooks Rcmp
Cassils Road
McKay
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