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溫哥華週四要聞:資深警員被控、卑詩取消監督式吸食所與星巴克刺殺案判過失殺人

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🚨 犯罪與公共安全

  1. 資深溫哥華警察局(Vancouver Police Department)警員及 KidsPlay 創辦人因多項詐欺與盜竊罪遭逮捕。 警員 Kal Dosanjh(卡爾·多桑吉)週四在素里被捕,面對四項超過5,000元的詐欺罪、四項超過5,000元的盜竊罪及一項公職人員失信罪;共犯 Sarabjit Singh Gill(薩拉比吉特·辛格·吉爾)則面臨三項詐欺和三項盜竊指控。警方表示這起臥底調查約進行了2.5年,指稱涉案行為發生於2017年至2025年之間;調查人員已對 KidsPlay(兒童活動機構 KidsPlay)辦公室執行搜索令,警方將於週五舉行記者會。
  2. 涉案者在溫哥華星巴克(Starbucks)刺殺案被判過失殺人罪。 溫哥華法院在市中心星巴克刺殺案的審判中由陪審團作出裁決,被告被判過失殺人。有關量刑細節及法官談話預計將在下次出庭時公布。
  3. 安大略省警察局(Ontario Provincial Police)追緝兩名一級謀殺通緝犯;其中一人可能在卑詩省偏遠地區。 安大略省警察局指出,34歲的 Joseph Madore(約瑟夫·馬多爾)與28歲的 Brayton Kennedy(布雷頓·肯尼迪)涉入位於佩斯(Perth, Ont.)的一起謀殺案,且已將通緝令由二級謀殺升級為一級謀殺;警方表示 Madore 可能在卑詩省的偏遠地區移動,而 Kennedy 可能在紐賓士域省,呼籲知情者聯絡警方。

🏛️ 政府與政治

  1. 卑詩省取消原訂在 Helmcken 街900號的監督式吸食所;街頭臨時提供減害用品的設置出現。 衛生部長 Ravi Kahlon(拉維·卡隆)證實原擬在 Helmcken 街900號設置的監督式吸食場所不會推行,鄰居則回報在8月29日於霍恩比街(Hornby Street)出現一個臨時桌臺,提供減害用品;商家 Denise Meikle(丹妮絲·梅克爾)與單房出租住戶 Jens Petersen(延斯·彼得森)均公開談到取消後的安全與被迫遷移疑慮。
  2. 民調顯示溫哥華被列為五大被視為最不安全的加拿大城市之一。 Liaison Strategies 的一項1,500人民調將溫哥華與溫尼伯、多倫多、薩斯卡通與埃德蒙頓列為本次調查中被認為最不安全的五個城市。

🎨 社區與文化

  1. 約6,000個名字銘刻石中,以紀念二戰期間在溫哥華被拘留的日裔加拿大人。 新落成的紀念碑現在列出大約6,000位在第二次世界大戰期間被拘留於溫哥華地區拘留營的人名,碑文與安置旨在向受影響者致意並承認這段歷史。
  2. 西溫居民因餵食被認定為對公共安全危險的野生動物,遭罰27,000元。 法院在對該名西溫(West Vancouver)居民定罪後,處以27,000元罰款。

📰 其他要聞

  • 從卑詩纜車失蹤的健行者曾撥打911稱自己「卡在山上」,911通話已被報導。
  • 卑詩西北地區時鐘快15分鐘以上,原因歸咎於一個「電力孤島」現象。
  • 分析指出溫哥華選舉中出現單一進步派挑戰者的可能性偏低,單一挑戰者情境受到檢視。
  • 火士約翰(Fort St. John)市議員將挑戰現任市長,已確認參選。
  • 素里一清真中心遭致仇恨簡訊並放置培根後,警方公布嫌疑人影像,影像已發布。
  • 卑詩內陸地區的優步(Uber)司機加入溫哥華島的工會協議,司機在多個地區組織工會。
  • 基洛納市長要求聯邦政府在市選前關閉監督式吸食所,市長提出此要求。
  • 卑詩菲沙河發現的失蹤人口被發現身亡,皇家加拿大騎警表示為他殺,騎警確定為謀殺案。
  • COPE 的 Stephanie Allen(史蒂芬妮·艾倫)退出溫哥華市長選舉,候選人已撤回。
  • 湯布勒里奇(Tumbler Ridge)教師談及致命校園槍擊的心理負擔,教師公開描述事件影響。

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