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Ulat ng Koroner sa 'Hog-tie', Imbestigasyon sa Pamamaril ng Pulis at Libing ni Oliver Jones — Montreal Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Natuklasan ng koroner na malamang na nakatulong ang "hog-tie" na pagpigil sa pagkamatay ng 29-anyos noong 2025. Sumulat si Koroner Géhane Kamel noong 12 Agosto na may nakalalason na antas ng kokaina sa dugo ni Abisay Cruz at siya ay pinatigil na naka-face-down na ang mukha habang ang mga mga paa at kamay ay nakatali sa likod nang higit sa dalawang minuto, isang posisyon na ayon sa kanya ay mataas ang panganib ng asphyxiation. Hinimok ni Kamel ang pulisya ng Montreal (syudad sa Quebec) na repasuhin ang mga pamamaraan sa pagpigil at paggamit ng puwersa matapos makapanayam ang siyam na opisyal na sangkot.

  2. BEI nagbukas ng imbestigasyon matapos barilin ng pulis ng Montreal ang isang sinugatan noong Miyerkules. Sinabi ng Bureau des enquêtes indépendantes na tumawag sa mga opisyal bandang 3:23 p.m. at dumating 3:28 p.m.; ang taong binaril ay dinala sa ospital na nasa katayuang stable at anim na imbestigador ng BEI ang itinalaga sa kaso. Patuloy ang parehong imbestigasyon ng pulisya at BEI, ayon sa pahayag.

  3. Kinansela ng Crown ang mga kaso laban sa 11 kabataang taga-Longueuil na iniuugnay sa mga pangyayari bago ang pagkamatay ng 15-anyos noong 2025. Sinabi ng tagausig ng Quebec na may bagong ebidensiya na nagbukas ng masalimuot na isyung legal at pinahinto ang pag-usad ng kaso nang hanggang isang taon; kabilang sa mga inakusahan ang conspiring para sa pag-kidnap at pagsuot ng disguise para sa kriminal na layunin. Tumanggi ang Montreal (syudad sa Quebec) na magbigay ng karagdagang komento at sinabi nilang natapos ang kanilang imbestigasyon noong Hunyo nang paano ang mga kaso.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Magbubukas ang advance voting sa Biyernes para sa tatlong federal byelections, botohan sa 31 Agosto. Pinupunan ng mga byelection ang mga bakanteng puwesto sa Ontario, Quebec at B.C. matapos magbitiw ang isang MP at maitalaga ang dalawa sa mga posisyong diplomatiko at sa Senado; sina Nathaniel Erskine-Smith, Jonathan Wilkinson at Richard Martel ang nag-alis ng kanilang mga pwesto na nag-trigger ng mga halalan. Hawak ngayon ng Liberals ang 171 upuan, Conservatives 139 at ang Bloc Québécois 21, ayon sa ulat.

  2. Ulat: Ang karaniwang oras ng paghihintay sa ER sa Quebec ay 5 oras 12 minuto noong nakaraang taon, mas maikli ng 11 minuto. Sinasabi ng Montreal Economic Institute na ang Montreal, Laval, the Laurentians at Montérégie ay may median na pananatili na anim hanggang walong oras at binanggit ang kakulangan sa mga tauhan bilang dahilan ng mahabang paghihintay, ayon kay tagapagsalita Renaud Brossard.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Mundong dumalo sa Little Burgundy para magluksa sa jazz legend na si Oliver Jones, 91. Naganap ang libing sa Union United Church at tampok ang mga pagtatanghal nina Ranee Lee, Kim Richardson at ang Dr. Oliver Jones Trio na tumugtog ng “Lights of Burgundy”; pumanaw si Jones noong 22 Hulyo sa edad na 91 at miyembro siya ng Order of Canada. Nagbigay ng mga eulogy ang biyuda niyang si Monique Leclerc Jones at ang anak na si Richard Jones na nagbalik-tanaw sa kanyang panghabambuhay na pag-uugnay sa kapitbahayan at musika.

  2. Tinalo ng Alouettes ang Redblacks 46-16 habang umangat ang record ng Montreal sa 9-1; bumagsak ang Ottawa sa 0-10. Nag-throw ang quarterback na si Davis Alexander para sa 260 yards at dalawang touchdown na 20-of-23 ang passes, habang nag-rush si Travis Theis ng 88 yards at isang TD; dumalo ang 22,482 sa Molson Stadium at pinarusahan ang Montreal ng 11 beses para sa 85 yards.

📰 Iba Pa Ngayon

  • May bumili na ang halos 200-taong gulang na mill sa Huntingdon, hindi pa tiyak ang magiging gamit.
  • Binago ng Alouettes ang kanilang cheerleading program pagkatapos ng mga dekada, ayon sa koponan may mga pagbabago na isinasagawa.
  • Naaresto ang isang tinedyer matapos ang pamamaril sa liwanag ng araw sa Plateau-Mont-Royal, may naaresto ang pulisya.
  • Inirepaso, nagpahayag ang Israel na walang sala matapos ang pagkakapatay ng isang taga-Quebec sa panahon ng World Central Kitchen convoy strikes, nakumpleto ang review.
  • Isang suspek patay, isa inakusahan matapos ang dalawang nakamamatay na kaso ng intimate-partner sa Montreal, inanunsyo ng mga awtoridad.
  • Huling paalam kay Oliver Jones ginanap muli sa Little Burgundy, dumalo ang komunidad.
  • Natalo sina Auger-Aliassime at Dabrowski sa Cincinnati Open, pareho silang napalayas sa kanilang mga laban.
  • Sabi ng koroner na malamang na naging salik ang teknik na hog-tie sa di-sinasadyang pagkamatay ng lalaki, ulat na may petsang 12 Agosto.
  • Pagtaas ng vandalismo at anti-Muslim rhetoric nag-udyok ng mas mataas na pagbabantay sa mga mosque sa Quebec, pinatindi ng mga komunidad ang pagmamatyag.
  • Nakita sa survey na nagbabago ng karera ang mga guro sa Quebec dahil sa masamang kondisyon sa trabaho, bagong datos iniulat.
  • Sabi ng mga guro sa John Abbott College na isang 'madilim na ulap' ang bumabalot sa pagsisimula ng taon akademiko, nagbabala ang fakultad.
  • Tumugon ang Quebec sa tatlong araw na tariff pause ni Trump, tinalakay ang mga panukalang pang-probinsiya.
  • Seryosong nasugatan ang isang tao sa pamamaril ng pulis ng Montreal matapos ang wellness check, naospital at nasa seryosong kondisyon.
  • Bumalik si LeBlanc sa Washington habang papalapit ang deadline ng tariff pause, naka-schedule ang mga pagpupulong sa mga opisyal ng kalakalan ng U.S.

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