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温哥华周二要闻:多桑杰被捕、大温遣散费未公开与本那比误中枪身亡

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 温哥华警员卡尔·多桑杰(Kal Dosanjh)在两年秘密调查后被捕;19人自称损失逾3百万加元。 温哥华警队在受控的素里拦截中逮捕了资深警员卡尔·多桑杰,调查人员称该案与住房开发有关,调查已持续两年多。警方表示,19名所谓受害者报告称在2017年至2025年间累计损失超过3,000,000加元。多桑杰的律师乔文·纳尔沃尔(Joven Narwal)表示,多桑杰否认不当行为,并对由本部门调查自家警员提出异议。

  2. 本那比85岁男子张永祖(Chang Yong Cho)在开枪报案后被疑飞来子弹击中身亡。 联合凶杀案侦查组表示,事发于8月30日凌晨1:30过后的18大道与汉弗里斯大道附近有开枪报案;本那比皇家骑警在当天下午约4点在其金斯威公寓中发现张先生,宣告当场死亡。联合凶杀案组称已锁定一群被认为涉案或知情的青年,正敦促他们及其家长站出来配合调查。

  3. 被弃置的西切尔特(Sechelt)Seawatch地段两幢房屋被烧毁;消防只能实施监控。 周六上午约10点,位于Seawatch社区的两幢房屋起火,由于该地自2019年因侵蚀与塌陷被疏散并封锁,消防员只能对火情进行监控;该分区的14处物业仍在诉讼中,评估价值已从约100万减少到2(数字原文如此)。副消防局长斯蒂芬·阿克特伯格(Stephen Akterberg)表示,该地区无可用水源,灭火工作仅限于生命安全巡查。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 大温哥华仍未公布杰里·多布罗沃尔尼(Jerry Dobrovolny)遣散费细节;其去年薪酬超过567,000加元。 董事会主席迈克·赫尔利(Mike Hurley)告诉环球新闻(Global News)遣散细节将于周二公布,但大温哥华未回应相关询问;多布罗沃尔尼上年度薪酬与福利合计超过567,000加元,批评者指责北岸污水处理厂成本超支,并对工程范围膨胀与高管薪酬表达担忧。候选人与议员在关于遣散金额流言中要求透明度。

  2. 威廉·阿扎罗夫(William Azaroff)退出温哥华市长竞选,留下皮特·弗赖(Pete Fry)为唯一进步派挑战者。 阿扎罗夫在市政厅的记者会上宣布退选,称其OneCity承诺推举单一进步派候选人的目标已实现;弗赖为温哥华绿党成员,自2018年担任市议员,现成为10月17日选举中对市长肯·辛(Ken Sim)的进步派替代人选。选举中还包括卡里姆·阿拉姆(Kareem Allam)与科琳·哈德威克(Colleen Hardwick)。

  3. 电讯公司Telus起诉前雇员近110万加元,指控滥用公司信用卡。 Telus在不列颠哥伦比亚省高等法院提交民事申诉通知,指称一名前雇员通过亚马逊企业账户使用公司信用卡购买超过2,500件家用电器与电子产品,总价值近1,100,000加元;Telus表示该员工于8月13日被有因解雇,公司要求对方偿还款项并承担费用与损害赔偿。

  4. 奇利瓦克(Chilliwack)附近出土的长毛狗皮约160年后回归卑诗博物馆展出。 英属哥伦比亚大学人类学博物馆从史密森学会借来这件被认为来自奇利瓦克附近斯托洛(Stó:lō)领地的现存唯一长毛狗皮,藏品在约160年的库藏后回到卑诗;馆长乔丹·威尔逊(Jordan Wilson)说,当地海岸萨利什(Coast Salish)社区成员与织工在公开展出前已审视了该件藏品。

📰 其他要闻

  • 泰格·萨维奇(Taig Savage)家属称过失杀人认罪让他们得不到正义;涉案青少年面临最长三年徒刑。
  • 温哥华警员卡尔·多桑杰否认不当行为;其律师称将让证据说明一切。
  • 本地居民称交通缓行措施让邻里“被围困”在温哥华某社区。
  • 威廉·阿扎罗夫正式退出温哥华市长竞选,并宣布支持皮特·弗赖。
  • 温哥华警员公开否认欺诈与盗窃指控,承诺以证据自证清白。
  • 加拿大食物过敏组织敦促所有学校配备肾上腺素注射装置;并非所有学校目前都配备。
  • 三个位于吉克桑(Gitxsan)地区的社区在多年通勤后开办本地高中。
  • Telus追讨被指骗取公司逾110万加元的前雇员。
  • 数千人付费观看现场龙与地下城活动,兴趣持续高涨。
  • 弗雷泽健康局警示新学年可能带来焦虑;请留意学生异常表现。
  • 独立警察监督机构调查素里一宗车祸,事故令司机与行人入院。
  • 消防部门称西切尔特被弃置的Seawatch社区两幢房屋疑被纵火烧毁。
  • 市府暂时取消格兰维尔街步行区,未来希望能恢复。

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