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温哥华要闻 · 周四:资深警员被控、受监督消费场所取消与星巴克误杀案

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🚨 犯罪与公共安全

  1. 资深温哥华警察局警员兼儿童组织创办人因多项诈骗与盗窃指控被捕。 警员卡尔·多桑(Kal Dosanjh)周四在萨里被捕,面临四项超过5,000加元的诈骗罪、四项超过5,000加元的盗窃罪及一项公职人员失信罪;同案被告萨拉布吉特·辛格·吉尔(Sarabjit Singh Gill)面临三项诈骗和三项盗窃指控。警方称秘密调查约进行2.5年,指控涉案时间为2017年至2025年;搜查令在名为KidsPlay的办公室执行,警方将于周五举行新闻发布会。
  2. 涉事者在温哥华市中心星巴克刺伤案被裁定误杀罪名成立。 温哥华法庭在市中心星巴克刺伤案件审判中作出误杀裁决;陪审团达成一致,被告被判误杀。量刑细节与法官评语将于下一次庭审时公布。
  3. 安大略警方通缉两名一度升级为一级谋杀的嫌犯;其中一人可能在卑诗省深山地区。 安大略省警方通缉34岁约瑟夫·马多尔和28岁布雷顿·肯尼迪,两人涉珀斯市一起杀人案,警方表示马多尔可能在不列颠哥伦比亚(卑诗省)腹地活动,肯尼迪可能在纽宾士域省;逮捕令已从二级谋杀升级为一级谋杀,调查人员请知情者与警方联系。

🏛️ 政府与政治

  1. 卑诗省取消原定在Helmcken街900号的受监督消费场所;街头临时发放点随即出现。 卫生部长拉维·卡隆证实原拟在Helmcken街900号设立的受监督消费场所不会推进;邻居报告称8月29日在霍恩比街出现临时桌台,提供减害用品;商户德妮丝·梅克尔与单间出租屋住户延斯·彼得森公开谈及取消后对安全与被迫迁移的担忧。
  2. 民调将温哥华列为加拿大五个最不安全城市之一。 Liaison Strategies对1,500名受访者的民调显示,温哥华与温尼伯、 多伦多、萨斯卡通和埃德蒙顿并列为本次调查中被认为最不安全的五座城市。

🎨 社区与文化

  1. 约6,000个名字刻石,纪念二战期间在温哥华被拘留的日裔加拿大人。 新落成的纪念碑刻有约6,000个在温哥华地区拘留营被关押者的名字,碑文和安置旨在确认受影响者的经历。
  2. 西温居民因喂食危险野生动物被罚27,000加元。 一名西温居民在被判定喂食对公共安全构成威胁的野生动物后,被法院处以27,000加元罚款。

📰 还有今天

  • 从卑诗省一处缆车失踪的徒步者拨打911自称“被困在山上”,通话记录报道如是。
  • 卑诗省西北部时钟快15分钟以上,原因归咎于所谓的“电力孤岛”。
  • 分析称温哥华选举中出现单一进步派挑战者的可能性不大,对单一挑战者情形进行分析。
  • 堡圣约翰(Fort St. John)一名市议员将挑战现任市长,已确认参选人身份。
  • 素里伊斯兰中心遭仇恨短信并被放置培根后,嫌疑人影像被公布,相关影像已发布。
  • 卑诗省内陆地区的优步司机加入温哥华岛工会协议,司机跨地区组织工会。
  • 基洛纳市长在市选前要求联邦政府关闭受监督消费场所,市长提出该要求。
  • 在菲沙河发现的失踪者被证实为他杀,乔治王子市皇家骑警表示,皇家骑警认定为凶杀案。
  • COPE的史蒂芬妮·艾伦退出温哥华市长竞选,候选人已宣布退赛。
  • 坦布勒岭(Tumbler Ridge)一名教师讲述致命校园枪击的影响,教师公开谈及心理与社区代价。

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