ProviNcial court scenes mark family tears and multiple sentences
In a provincial court, Judge Dar win Greaves sentenced Mark Gordon Fawcett to 49 days after he forged checks, drove intoxicated while disqualified, and breached a recognizance. The verdict followed a tearful moment with Fawcett's common law wife and infant present. Additional youths and adults faced varied charges including theft, possession of stolen property, and break in tools, with sentences ranging from 15 days to six months.
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Darwin Greaves
Greaves
Mark Gordon Fawcett
Brian Graff
Fawcett
de Fawcett
Second St.s.e
Man Fined for Filing False Police Report
Ryan Charles Gallinger received a $500 fine after admitting a false report to police about a bar fight involving a knife on September 3. Gallinger, residing at 14 St. S.E., pleaded guilty to the mischief charge.
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Ryan Charles Gallinger
Gallinger
Sault
St. S.E
Smithson Sentenced After Plea of Unlawful Absence
John Howard Smithson was sentenced to 30 days in jail after pleading guilty to being unlawfully at large. The record notes an intermittent sentence and a court schedule showing up on October 7 as stated by Cleary regarding Brooks’s related sen tence.
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Ohn
Howard Smithson
Cleary
Brooks
Vely
Drunk driver jailed after missed court appearance
Trisha June Campion of Edmonton was stopped on Gershaw Drive with a shredded front tire on February 26. Police reported breath samples of .150 mg. She failed to appear in court on March 21. Campion, 27, has a prior .08 BAC conviction and pleaded guilty to exceeding .08 and failing to attend court, receiving 30 days in jail.
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Trisha June Campion
Gershaw Drive
Cleary
Campion
Edmonton
Alberta gaming caught cheating in racing funds
Auditor General Peter Valentine says the Alberta government violated the Gaming and Liquor Act by spending millions without legislative approval to support the Racing Industry Renewal Initiative. Racetrack operators received higher VLT profit shares than allowed, with insufficient accountability for public resources.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Peter Valentine
Brooks golf pro gripped by vandalism spree at course
Medicine Hat’s Brooks Golf Club faces repeated vandalism as two carts were driven onto the greens in a bid to vandalize the course. Head pro Avid Clark offers a $500 reward for information and notes up to 170 junior program participants are affected. Police indicate two to four youths may be involved.
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Medicine Hat
Clark
Brooks Golf Club
Lisa Ransky
Brooks Rcmp
Ransky
Golf Club
Brooks
Calgary trial details dismembered body evidence in case
Canadian Press reports in Calgary that ownership of body parts tied to Audrey Trudeau was traced to her former lover. Paula Moore testified that Deborah Point stored containers in a garage after Trudeau disappeared in February 1999. Point is charged with murder. witness said Kate Herzberger helped move the boxes.
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Audrey Trudeau
Paula Moore
Deborah Point
Trudeau
Point
The
Crown
Ontario
Moore
Kate Her
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Korpan
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Gasen
Tim Hortons
3Rd Street
Gaul
Alberta Gaming
John Cotter
Canadian Press
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