Drunk in the Trunk prompts RCMP call in Penticton
RCMP were called in Penticton British Columbia after a man attempted to enter a parked car and climbed into its trunk. Officers freed him by obtaining the key through the rear seat gap and he was detained in the drunk tank.
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City seeks assets freeze in Salim Kara case
Edmonton officials allege maintenance man Salim Kara stole two million dollars from transit fare boxes and quietly deposited vast coins. Private investigators tracked him handling ticket machines weeks before his September 27 1994 arrest. The city sues Kara and his wife Almasbanu to recover funds and freeze assets.
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Southam
Salim Kara
Kara
Almasbanu
Montreal officer escapes gunfire after hospital scuffle
A Montreal police officer was attacked at a hospital where three shots missed him during a scuffle over his revolver. The 28-year-old gunman fired six rounds, injuring two hospital visitors, a 66-year-old woman and a 31-year-old man, who are not in danger. The officer suffered a fractured hand and shock but is treated. The gunman, held for psychiatric evaluation, will be arraigned on charges to be set by prosecutors. Police investigate the incident.
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Kidnap suspect tied to Vancouver abduction may be in Alberta
Police say Fernand Edmund Auger a 36 year old Calgary man and known sex offender is suspected in the Surrey area abduction of Melanie Carpenter 23 and may have returned to Alberta. Auger is linked to a stolen red 1994 Hyundai Excel and a Canada wide parole violation.
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Melanie Carpenter
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Steve Whitson
Calgary Herald
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Lethbridge
Rocco Mona
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Serbs reopen road for civilian traffic in Bosnia pact
Serb authorities agreed to reopen a route from Sarajevo to the outside world for civilian traffic and aid, though no commercial goods. The move, linked to a four month ceasefire, allows one road at a time under UN monitoring while another Serb corridor operates briefly for a few hours.
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Calgary chef loses left leg to flesh eating bacteria
A 30 year old Calgary chef underwent amputation of the left leg after a severe flesh eating bacteria infection. Doctors say the disease is rare and not contagious. The patient remains in critical care at Rockyview Hospital as family members cope with the devastating illness.
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Calgary
Rockyview Hospital
Bloc Quebecois
Lucien Bouchard
Roy Cook
Rockyview
Welfare case cap proposal drew fire from social groups
Alberta plans benchmarks to limit welfare and disability recipients, sparking concern that limits ignore need. Critics say targets rely on quotas rather than individual need and question six performance measures used by Family and Social Services.
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Simpson jurors in dispute over n word during murder trial
In Los Angeles the O J Simpson case sees a clash over the n word and Fuhrman’s alleged bias as a black defense lawyer and a black prosecutor spar over race. Judge Ito also dismisses two jurors while Simpson sheds tears during the heated exchange.
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Fuhrman
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Nicole Brown Simpson
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