Kelowna infant abducted from hospital prompt search
Kelowna police sealed off the city and launched a wide search after a woman posing as a college student abducted a two day old baby boy from Kelowna General Hospital’s maternity ward during the hospital lottery draw. RCMP said the suspect is white about 30, the infant is aboriginal, and roadblocks were set up across the Okanagan Valley with 50 to 60 officers checking hotels pharmacies and transport hubs.
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Kelowna
B.C
Kelowna General Hospital
Okanagan Valley
RCMP
Peter Montague
Murray Ramsden
Gang of bogus priests exploit prison visits in Washington
FBI says 29 people posed as Moorish Science Temple members to smuggle cocaine and escort prostitutes into a Washington D C maximum security prison under the Religious Freedom act. They used the prison chapel for pornographic filming during supervised religious visits.
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Washington
D.C
FBI
Moorish Science Temple of America
Pager mix up aids arrest in Dover convenience store heist
A New Hampshire man who attempted a hold up left his pager at the scene. Police traced the call by dialing the number on the pager, identifying the suspect quickly. The case shows how a missing pager can derail a crime.
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Dover
N.H
New Hampshire
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Rock lays out terms for Quebec secession in Canada
Allan Rock sharpens Ottawa position on unilateral Quebec secession. He says a clear question is needed and Canadians must have a voice in negotiations if Quebec voters opt to leave. The government asks the Supreme Court to define legality of unilateral secession and to empower Ottawa to set divorce terms.
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Ottawa
Allan Rock
Quebec
Rock
Lucien Bouchard
Supreme Court of Canada
Confederation
Hat police seek funding to monitor convicts in community
Alberta Justice Minister Brian Evans says police departments may receive money to cover costs of monitoring convicts living in the community under Bill C-41. Hat Alderman Kathy Mandeville pushed the idea. officials warn of increased workload and potential reallocation of funds to local police services.
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Brian Evans
Evans
Alberta Urban Municipalities Association
Hat Ald
Kathy Mandeville
Alberta
Hat
Gerald Kipta
Mandeville
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