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Beteranong opisyal ng VPD kinasuhan; Kanselado ang OPS sa 900 Helmcken; Manslaughter sa Starbucks — Vancouver Huwebes

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🚨 Krimen at Pampublikong Kaligtasan

  1. Naaresto ang beteranong constable ng Vancouver Police Department at nagtatag ng KidsPlay dahil sa maraming singil ng pandaraya at pagnanakaw. Naaresto si Const. Kal Dosanjh Huwebes sa Surrey at kinasuhan ng apat na bilang ng pandarayang higit sa $5,000, apat na bilang ng pagnanakaw higit sa $5,000 at isang bilang ng paglabag sa tiwala ng isang pampublikong opisyal; ang kaparehong inakusang si Sarabjit Singh Gill ay nahaharap sa tatlong bilang ng pandaraya at tatlong bilang ng pagnanakaw. Ayon sa pulisya, tumagal ang lihim na pagsisiyasat ng mga 2.5 taon at inaakusahan na naganap ang mga paglabag mula 2017 hanggang 2025; isinagawa ang search warrant sa mga opisina ng KidsPlay (organisasyong pangkabataan) at maghahawak ng news conference ang pulisya Biyernes.
  2. Ang inakusahan sa pagguhit sa Starbucks sa downtown Vancouver ay napatunayang nagkasala ng manslaughter. Naglabas ang korte sa Vancouver ng hatol na manslaughter sa paglilitis ng inakusahan sa insidente sa downtown Starbucks (kapehan); nakarating ang hurado sa hatol at napatunayang nagkasala ang inakusahan; ipinaabot ang mga detalye ng sentensya at pahayag ng hukom sa susunod na pagdinig sa korte.
  3. Ontario Provincial Police naghahanap ng dalawang lalaki na wanted para sa first‑degree murder; maaaring nasa kagubatan ng B.C. ang isa. Pinangalanan ng Ontario Provincial Police (Pulisiya Probinsyal ng Ontario) sina Joseph Madore, 34, at Brayton Kennedy, 28, na hinahanap kaugnay ng isang pagpatay sa Perth, Ont., at sinabi na maaaring naglalakbay si Madore sa backcountry ng British Columbia habang maaaring nasa New Brunswick si Kennedy; in-upgrade ang warrants mula second‑degree patungong first‑degree murder at hinihimok ng mga imbestigador ang sinumang may impormasyon na makipag-ugnayan sa pulisya.

🏛️ Pamahalaan at Pulitika

  1. Kanselado ng B.C. ang naplanong supervised consumption site sa 900 Helmcken; may mga pansamantalang pop‑up sa kalye. Kinikilala ni Health Minister Ravi Kahlon na hindi itutuloy ang iminungkahing supervised consumption site (pinangangasiwaang lugar para sa ligtas na paggamit ng droga) sa 900 Helmcken Street, at iniulat ng mga kapitbahay na may lumitaw na ad hoc na lamesa na nag-aalok ng harm‑reduction supplies sa Hornby Street noong 29 Agosto; naghayag nang publiko sina business owner Denise Meikle at SRO resident Jens Petersen ng mga alalahanin tungkol sa kaligtasan at paglikas matapos ang pagkansela.
  2. Sinasama ng poll ang Vancouver sa limang lungsod sa Canada na itinuturing na pinakamaliit ang seguridad. Isang poll ng Liaison Strategies sa 1,500 respondente ang naglagay sa Vancouver, kasama ang Winnipeg, Toronto, Saskatoon at Edmonton, bilang kabilang sa limang lungsod na pinakamaliit ang pakiramdam na ligtas ayon sa survey na ito.

🎨 Komunidad at Kultura

  1. Tinatayang 6,000 pangalan inukit sa bato bilang alaala ng mga Hapon-Kanadyan na ikinulong sa Vancouver noong WWII. Isang bagong alaala ngayon ang naglalaman ng humigit-kumulang 6,000 pangalan ng mga taong ikinulong sa mga internment site sa paligid ng Vancouver noong Ikalawang Digmaang Pandaigdig, at ang inskripsiyon at paglalagay ay naglalayong kilalanin ang mga naapektuhan.
  2. Binayaran ng multa na 27,000 dolyar ng Canada ang lalaking taga‑West Vancouver dahil sa pagpapakain sa delikadong wildlife. Nagpataw ang korte ng multa na 27,000 dolyar ng Canada sa isang residente ng West Vancouver matapos makasuhan at mahatulan sa pagpapakain sa wildlife na itinuturing na mapanganib sa pampublikong kaligtasan.

📰 Kasama Rin Ngayon

  • Nagtawag ng 911 ang naglaho na hiker mula sa B.C. gondola na nagsabing siya ay "naipit sa bundok", iniulat ang tawag sa 911.
  • Mga orasan sa northwest B.C. tumatakbo nang higit 15 minuto nang maaga, iniuugnay sa isang "electrical island".
  • Sinasabi ng pagsusuri na maaaring hindi malamang magkaroon ng iisang progresibong hamon sa halalan ng Vancouver, sinuri ang senaryong iisang hamon.
  • Magpapasok ng hamon ang konsehal ng Fort St. John laban sa incumbent mayor, kinumpirma ang kandidatura para sa pagka-alkalde.
  • Ipinakawalang larawan ng mga suspek matapos mag-iwan ng mapanirang text at bacon sa Surrey Islamic centre, inilathala ang mga larawan.
  • Mga Uber driver sa B.C. Interior sumali sa union agreement na mayroon sa Vancouver Island, nag-union ang mga driver sa magkakahilang rehiyon.
  • Hiningi ng mayor ng Kelowna sa pederal na pamahalaan ang pagsasara ng supervised consumption site bago ang munisipal na eleksyon, ginawa ang kahilingan ng mayor.
  • Sinabing pinatay ang nawawalang tao na natagpuang patay sa Fraser River, ayon sa Prince George RCMP, tinukoy ng RCMP na pagpatay ang nangyari.
  • Umalis sa lahi para sa mayor ng Vancouver si Stephanie Allen ng COPE, umatras ang kandidato.
  • Inilarawan ng guro sa Tumbler Ridge ang pinansalang epekto ng nakamamatay na pamamaril sa paaralan, nagbahagi ang guro tungkol sa epekto.

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