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温尼伯周报要闻 · 贩运定罪、林恩湖案起诉与体育惋惜

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 林恩湖皇家骑警(Lynn Lake RCMP)驻地外被发现受伤男子死亡,四人被控。 皇家骑警称,9月20日上午在林恩湖驻地外发现一名72岁男子受伤,该男子随后被宣布死亡;四名林恩湖居民被控造成身体伤害并被拘押,重案组仍在调查。
  2. 法庭文件列出四名在林恩湖驻地外发现死亡男子的被告。 指控源自同一起9月20日事件,受害者是一名72岁男子;曼尼托巴省首席法医办公室参与对其死因的持续调查。
  3. 魁北克男子因通过近千次电话进行人口贩运被判有罪。 法官丹尼斯·格内特(Denis Guénette)写道,让-弗朗索瓦·达斯蒂-布里多(Jean‑François D’Asti‑Brideau)被认定犯有人口贩运、从贩运收益中获利、拉皮条、违反法庭禁令和妨碍司法等罪。检方称他在14个月内约打了1,000个电话,法官分析了其中100个,发现88次与受害人通话。
  4. 肖恩·兰姆(Shawn Lamb)承认2012年温尼伯两起凶杀后,其法定有条件释放被撤销。 报道确认,在他承认2012年在温尼伯犯下两起凶杀后,法庭当局撤销了此前的有条件释放决定。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 省长对艾伯塔宪法公投提案多保持沉默。 曼尼托巴及其他省长拒绝公开支持艾伯塔省长丹妮尔·史密斯(Danielle Smith)提出的10月19日四项公投问题,议题包括废除参议院及由艾伯塔挑选王座法院与上诉法院法官;这些问题若要生效,可能需要满足联邦7/50规则并获得联邦批准。
  2. 曼尼托巴律师琼·杰克(Joan Jack)在对高林律所(Gowling WLG)就寄宿学校和解费用提起诉讼中胜诉。 法官肖娜·麦卡锡裁定,高林在获得15亿加元和解及5,500万加元律师费后,未尽义务将原告的费用主张提交联邦法院,构成违约;而提交2009年原始诉状的琼·杰克此前未获任何分配,直到本次裁决。
  3. 温尼伯市议会通过为心理健康电话建立第四条911响应路径的开发。 市议会一致批准开发温尼伯社区危机响应(Winnipeg Community Crisis Response,简称WCCR)模式,允许调度员将非暴力的心理健康或成瘾类911呼叫分流至WCCR团队,而非派警察、消防或急救,市长斯科特·吉灵汉姆(Scott Gillingham)与执行政策委员会如是表示。

🏈 体育

  1. 蓝色轰炸机(Blue Bombers)在公主汽车球场(Princess Auto Stadium)先领先14分被反超,以28比30惜败阿尔戈船员。 温尼伯曾以21比7领先,但多伦多反扑取胜;新秀多里安·辛格(Dorian Singer)在第三次首发中6次接球获113码,球队下半场进攻停滞。
  2. 阿尔戈船员(Argonauts)凭末段罚球以30比28击败温尼伯;贾纳里昂·格兰特回攻未进的球达128码得分。 利里姆·哈久拉胡(Lirim Hajrullahu)在剩27秒时踢进36码制胜球,查德·凯利(Chad Kelly)传球290码,贾纳里昂·格兰特回攻塞尔吉奥·卡斯蒂略(Sergio Castillo)未进球128码达阵。
  3. 温尼伯喷气机(Winnipeg Jets)在训练营继续面对门将康纳·赫勒布克(Connor Hellebuyck)缺席的影响。 队长亚当·洛里(Adam Lowry)表示,尽管赫勒布克拒绝报到并被无限期停赛,球队“仍有许多优秀球员”;边锋凯尔·康纳(Kyle Connor)表示若赫勒布克回归,需要全队重新投入承诺。
  4. 喷气机在季前赛收官前再裁五人,训练营剩26名健康球员。 球队将艾萨克·菲利普斯(Isaak Phillips)、尼基塔·奇布里科夫(Nikita Chibrikov)、帕克·福特(Parker Ford)和诺亚·格雷戈(Noah Gregor)放入豁免名单并拟借调到美联联队曼尼托巴熊(Manitoba Moose,AHL),并将门将托马斯·米利奇(Thomas Milic)下放至熊队,训练营现有15名前锋、9名后卫和2名门将。

💼 经济与商业

  1. 温尼伯店主因约2,0500张口袋妖怪卡被偷而停止出售该卡。 特里·塞特尔(Terri Settle)称,窃贼在9月8日从店铺北区的Terri’s Trinkets and Toys通过通风口爬入、砸开隔墙,偷走约20,500张卡,给她造成约2,500加元损失,促使她决定不再销售口袋妖怪卡。

🚑 突发与事故

  1. 法庭记录详述通过近乎每日通话实施的为期14个月的人口贩运行动。(此条与上文的人口贩运判决相关。)法官丹尼斯·格内特在8月11日的判决中指出,让-弗朗索瓦·达斯蒂-布里多在羁押期间几乎每天打电话,总计约1,000次,迫使其伴侣在14个月内继续从事性工作。
  2. 皇家骑警称在林恩湖驻地外发现受伤男子后实施了急救。 警员及看守在9月20日发现这名72岁受伤男子,已叫来急救人员,男子随后在现场被宣布死亡;四名嫌疑人因袭击指控被拘押。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 温尼伯一名女子公开讲述在Tinder遇到嫌疑人后遭遇精心设计的情感诈骗。 该女子在为弱势青少年工作的同时不愿透露姓名。她称与该男子每日通话六周,男子自称经营一家网络安全公司并曾带她飞往多伦多,但线下见面后多处细节引起怀疑。

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