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Accidente en la Highway 99 en Delta, agresiones a desconocidos y sentencia por sextorsión — Vancouver, viernes

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🚑 Últimas y sucesos

  1. Choque múltiple con autobús de dos pisos cierra la Highway 99 cerca de la Highway 91 en Delta. La policía de Surrey y Surrey Fire Services respondieron el viernes después de que imágenes de una cámara de tablero mostraran a un camión cruzar la mediana y chocar contra varios vehículos, incluido un autobús de tránsito de dos pisos; una persona fue trasladada al hospital con heridas leves y se esperaba que la ruta permaneciera cerrada durante varias horas.

🚨 Crimen y seguridad pública

  1. La policía de Vancouver busca sospechosos por tres agresiones sin provocación a desconocidos en un día. Los incidentes ocurrieron en Victory Square (6:10 a.m.), Commercial Drive (12:30 p.m.) y otro lugar; entre las víctimas hay una mujer de 73 años trasladada al hospital en condición estable y un hombre de 44 años que fue golpeado con el codo y puñetazos, y la policía difundió descripciones físicas de los sospechosos.
  2. Hombre de Burnaby sentenciado a 3,5 años por sextorsión a adolescentes en todo Canadá. Anwer Jelassi se declaró culpable de extorsionar a nueve víctimas entre oct. de 2022 y dic. de 2023 y fue sentenciado el 14 de oct. en la corte provincial de Vancouver a poco menos de tres años y medio, tras un acuerdo entre la fiscalía y la defensa.
  3. IHIT investiga a un hombre no identificado encontrado muerto en Surrey; se sospecha de juego sucio. El Integrated Homicide Investigation Team trabaja para identificar al hombre hallado en Surrey y ha declarado que se sospecha de intervención criminal, dijeron los investigadores en su pesquisa en curso.

🏛️ Gobierno y política

  1. Abren las votaciones avanzadas en B.C. mientras los conservadores retrasan una plataforma con cifras. La votación adelantada comenzó el viernes y se extiende hasta el miércoles antes del día electoral del 24 de oct.; el líder interino del B.C. Conservative, Lorne Doerkson, dijo en una parada en Port Moody que ha visto la plataforma pero retrasa su publicación para verificar los números en medio de un déficit provincial declarado de 14 mil millones.
  2. El NDP de B.C. promete hasta 90 millones para camas de atención involuntaria en el Okanagan Correctional Centre en Oliver. El partido dice que la inversión añadiría camas de atención involuntaria como parte de una red provincial, complementando centros existentes en Surrey y Maple Ridge y las instalaciones nuevas planeadas en Surrey y Prince George.
  3. Demandas alegan que la empresa estatal china XCMG defraudó a distribuidores canadienses de equipos. En los tribunales de Vancouver, el distribuidor Ryan Martin de Arctic Machinery declaró que los problemas empezaron alrededor de 2021 y alegó manipulación de las placas de número de serie; múltiples distribuidores de Saskatchewan, Quebec y Ontario han presentado demandas similares por equipos presuntamente mal representados.
  4. Estudio señala que el Downtown Eastside de Vancouver sería de las zonas más afectadas si ocurre un terremoto. El análisis identifica al Downtown Eastside como particularmente vulnerable a daños sísmicos en Vancouver, con riesgo destacado para la infraestructura local y el vecindario en el informe.

📰 También hoy

  • El Gran Jefe Stewart Phillip respalda a la líder de los B.C. Green; su esposa fue MLA del NDP.
  • Error de impresión en papeletas de Campbell River podría alterar el conteo para síndicos escolares.
  • Oficial de Vancouver llama a Myles Gray 'el hombre más fuerte' en audiencia pública.
  • Cuerpo del paddleboarder desaparecido Kyle Yrjola recuperado del Okanagan Lake tras 23 días.
  • Dónde se ubican los partidos de B.C. sobre políticas de vivienda antes de la elección.
  • Richmond busca expropiar el parque acuático cubierto Watermania.
  • Políticos citan odio y amenazas en línea durante campañas municipales y provinciales.
  • Votaciones adelantadas coinciden con la votación municipal durante el período adelantado de la elección en B.C.
  • Asistente condenado por asesinato que estudia Derecho en McGill divide a estudiantes entre seguridad y segundas oportunidades.
  • CRA acordó un pago de 40M después de que la reclamación de reembolso fiscal basada en una conspiración fuera desacreditada.
  • Dos candidatos compiten por la alcaldía de Lytton cinco años después del devastador incendio de 2021.
  • Ciudad del norte de B.C. pide el fin del programa piloto provincial de patinetas eléctricas.
  • Conservadores de B.C. retiran a un candidato por una publicación que minimizaba el Holocausto.
  • Nueva unidad antigángsters lanzada en Prince George para operaciones en el norte de B.C.
  • Primer oficial involucrado en el encuentro fatal con Myles Gray testifica en audiencia pública.
  • El autor Steven Galloway concluye su testimonio en el juicio por difamación en curso.
  • Maestro de ballet del área de Victoria hallado culpable de delitos sexuales.
  • Debates electorales en Kelowna sobre la falta de vivienda dejan a personas sin hogar sintiéndose excluidas.
  • Alcalde de Valemount acusado de agresión sexual.
  • (ID duplicado) Primer oficial involucrado en el encuentro fatal con Myles Gray testifica en audiencia pública.

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