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溫哥華週五要聞:德爾塔99號公路車禍、陌生人襲擊與性勒索判刑

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🚑 緊急與事故

  1. 包含雙層公車的多車連撞導致德爾塔99號公路近91號公路路段封閉。 素里(Surrey)警方與素里消防局週五回應事故,行車紀錄器畫面顯示一輛卡車越過分隔島並與多輛車輛相撞,其中包括一輛雙層公車;一人因輕微傷送醫,該路段預計封閉數小時。

🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 溫哥華(Vancouver)警方尋找一天內三起無端陌生人襲擊的嫌犯。 事件分別發生在勝利廣場(上午6:10)、商業大道(中午12:30)及另一起地點;受害者包括一名73歲婦女,送醫情況穩定,及一名44歲男子遭肘擊與拳打,警方已公布嫌犯的體貌特徵。
  2. 本拿比(Burnaby)男子因全國性誘騙未成年者裸照勒索案被判3年半徒刑。 安韋爾·傑拉西(Anwer Jelassi)承認在2022年10月至2023年12月間向九名受害者勒索,卑詩省(British Columbia)溫哥華省級法院於10月14日依控辯雙方同意的共同建議判處近三年半的監禁。
  3. 綜合兇殺調查組(IHIT)調查在素里發現的身分不明男子死亡案;疑涉他殺。 綜合兇殺調查組表示正努力確認該名在素里被發現男子的身分,調查人員已宣稱懷疑為他殺,調查持續進行中。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省提前投票啟動;保守黨延後公布有成本估算的政綱。 提前投票從週五開始,至週三止,為10月24日選舉日做準備;卑詩省臨時保守黨領袖洛恩·多克森(Lorne Doerkson)在波特穆迪(Port Moody)的行程表示,他已看過政綱但為核實數字而延後公布,省內聲稱存在140億加元的赤字。
  2. 卑詩新民主黨(BC NDP)承諾在奧肯納根(Okanagan)奧利弗(Oliver)矯正中心增設最多9000萬元的非自願照護床位。 該黨表示此項投資將作為省級網絡的一部分,補足素里與楓樹嶺(Maple Ridge)現有中心,並搭配在素里與王子喬治(Prince George)計畫的新設施。
  3. 訴訟指控中國國有企業徐工(XCMG)詐騙加拿大經銷商。 在溫哥華法院,北極機械(Arctic Machinery)經銷商瑞安·馬丁(Ryan Martin)作證稱問題始於2021年前後,並指控存在序號牌造假;來自薩斯喀徹溫省、魁北克與安大略省的多家經銷商也提出類似訴訟,指控設備資訊不實。
  4. 研究顯示若地震襲擊,溫哥華市中心東區(Downtown Eastside)將受創最劇烈。 分析報告指出市中心東區在地震中尤為脆弱,並強調當地基礎設施與社區的風險。

📰 其他今日要聞

  • 大酋長斯圖爾特·菲利普(Stewart Phillip)公開支持卑詩綠黨(B.C. Green)領袖;其妻曾為新民主黨省議員。
  • 坎貝爾里弗(Campbell River)選票印刷錯誤可能影響校董選票計算。
  • 溫哥華一名警官在公開聽證會稱麥爾斯·格雷(Myles Gray)為「最堅強的人」。
  • 失蹤立槳者凱爾·伊裡奧拉(Kyle Yrjola)在奧肯納根湖被尋回遺體,耗時23天。
  • 卑詩各政黨在選前於住房政策上的立場整理。
  • 列治文(Richmond)擬徵收室內水上樂園 Watermania(土地/建築)。
  • 政治人物在市政與省選活動中指稱遭受網路仇恨與威脅。
  • 卑詩提前投票期與市政投票重疊。
  • 定罪殺人犯就讀麥吉爾法學院引發學生對安全與再給機會的分歧。
  • 加拿大稅務局(CRA)同意支付4000萬加元,源自納稅人被駁斥的陰謀論退稅主張。
  • 兩位候選人角逐萊特頓(Lytton)市長職,距離毀滅性2021年大火已五年。
  • 北卑詩一城市呼籲終止省級電動滑板車試驗計畫。
  • 卑詩保守黨開除一名候選人,因其貼文淡化大屠殺。
  • 在王子喬治成立新反幫派單位,負責北卑詩行動。
  • (重複編號)首位涉入麥爾斯·格雷致命衝突的警官在公開聽證會作證。
  • 作家史蒂文·加洛威(Steven Galloway)在持續中的誹謗審判中完成證詞。
  • 維多利亞(Victoria)地區一名芭蕾舞教師被判性罪名成立。
  • 基洛納(Kelowna)選舉辯論討論無家可歸問題,無家者感到被排除。
  • 瓦勒芒(Valemount)市長遭性侵犯指控。

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