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溫哥華要聞 · 週二:多桑被捕、都會溫哥華離職金爭議、本拿比誤射致死

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華警察官卡爾·多桑(Kal Dosanjh)在兩年隱秘調查後被捕;19人報稱損失逾$3,000,000。 溫哥華警察局(Vancouver Police)在一處受控的素里(Surrey)路檢攔停中逮捕了資深警員卡爾·多桑,調查人員表示此案與房屋開發有關;警方說在2017年至2025年間,共有19名被害人聲稱合計損失超過$3,000,000。多桑的律師喬文·納瓦爾(Joven Narwal)表示,多桑否認不法行為,並對單位內部調查一名警員提出異議。

  2. 85歲本拿比男子張永祖(Chang Yong Cho)在槍擊報案後遭誤射子彈身亡。 綜合謀殺調查組(Integrated Homicide Investigation Team)表示,8月30日凌晨1:30過後不久,位於第18大道和漢弗里斯大道(Humphries Avenue)附近接獲槍擊報案;本拿比皇家加拿大騎警(RCMP)當日約下午4點於其Kingsway公寓發現張先生,並宣布死亡。調查組表示已鎖定一群被認為涉案或知情的青少年,並敦促他們及其父母主動聯繫。

  3. 被廢置的西切爾特(Sechelt)Seawatch分區兩棟房屋起火焚毀;消防隊只能監控火勢。 週六上午約10點,Seawatch社區有兩棟房屋燃燒,消防人員因該區自2019年因侵蝕與地陷撤離後即被封鎖,僅能採取監控措施;該分區14筆房產仍涉及訴訟,估價由約$1,000,000降至$2。副消防局長史蒂芬·阿克特伯格(Stephen Akterberg)表示,該處無水源保護,滅火工作只限於生命安全檢查。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 都會溫哥華仍未公開傑里·多布羅沃爾尼(Jerry Dobrovolny)離職金細節;他去年薪酬總額逾$567,000。 董事會主席麥克·赫利(Mike Hurley)告訴Global News,離職金細節應於週二公布,但都會溫哥華(Metro Vancouver)未回應查詢;多布羅沃爾尼去年薪資與福利合計超過$567,000,加上北岸污水處理廠的成本超支、範圍擴張與高階薪酬疑慮,批評者要求在有關離職金金額的傳聞中透明回應。候選人與市議員要求公開說明。

  2. 威廉·阿札羅夫(William Azaroff)退出溫哥華市長選舉,讓彼得·弗萊(Pete Fry)成為唯一進步派挑戰者。 阿札羅夫在市政廳的記者會宣布退選,表示他所承諾的「單一進步派候選人」目標已達成;弗萊為溫哥華綠黨(Vancouver Green)成員,自2018年起擔任市議員,將在10月17日選舉中成為對市長沈敬堯(Ken Sim)的進步派替代選項。選戰其他人選還包括卡里姆·阿拉姆(Kareem Allam)與可琳·哈德威克(Colleen Hardwick)。

  3. 電信公司Telus對前員工提告,指控濫用公司信用卡近$1,100,000。 Telus已在卑詩省高等法院提出民事索償通知,指控一名前員工透過公司在亞馬遜的商用帳戶以公司信用卡購買超過2,500件家電與電子產品,總價值近$1,100,000加元;Telus表示該員工已於8月13日被以有原因解僱,公司要求償還、支付費用及損害賠償。

  4. 來自奇利瓦克(Chilliwack)地區的長毛狗皮經約160年後返還卑詩省,於博物館展出。 卑詩大學人類學博物館(Museum of Anthropology at UBC)收到史密森學會(Smithsonian)借出、保存約160年的唯一存世長毛狗皮,該皮據稱來源於奇利瓦克附近的斯托洛領地(Stó:lō)。館長喬丹·威爾森(Jordan Wilson)表示,當地海岸薩利希(Coast Salish)社區成員與織者在公開展出前已共同檢視過該件文物。

📰 今日其他要聞

  • 泰格·薩維奇(Taig Savage)家屬稱過失殺人認罪讓他們無法得到正義;涉案青少年面臨最高三年刑期。
  • 溫哥華警員卡爾·多桑否認不法;律師表示將以證據回應。
  • 地方居民表示交通緩和措施讓鄰居被「封鎖」在溫哥華近郊社區。
  • 威廉·阿札羅夫正式退選並公開背書彼得·弗萊。
  • 溫哥華警員公開否認詐欺與竊盜指控,承諾以證據說話。
  • 加拿大食物過敏協會(Food Allergy Canada)促請所有學校配備腎上腺素注射器;並非所有學校都有配備。
  • 三個吉特克桑(Gitxsan)社區在經年學童通勤後,開設地方高中。
  • Telus追討被控詐欺公司逾$1,000,000的前員工。
  • 數千人付費觀賞真人《龍與地下城》活動現場直播,興趣持續高漲。
  • 佛雷澤衛生局(Fraser Health)警告新學年可能帶來焦慮;提醒注意學生徵兆。
  • 獨立警察監察機構調查一次造成駕駛與行人送醫的素里車禍。
  • 消防部門稱兩棟位於西切爾特被廢置的Seawatch社區房屋遭縱火焚毀。
  • 市府暫時終止格蘭維爾街(Granville Street)步行區,盼將來能恢復。

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