The managing director of the company told the Ottawa Citizen orders have been so substantial, he has had to call all his workers in to make the costumes. The company, which specializes in selling remote control aircrafts online, is selling the costume for $19.99. 15.īalloon Boy market A Saskatoon company selling Balloon Boy costumes said the product is flying off the shelves. Jason Haynes is expected to appear in court just in time for Christmas, on Dec. The Board said it has no proof that the janitor’s alleged behaviour had anything to do with his job at the school. So the Halifax Regional School Board suspended their employee with pay. Police said, however, that the 37-year-old man was not formally charged. Janitor gets paid leave A school janitor in Halifax was arrested in connection to allegations of sexually assaulting a teenage girl from his church.
So, someone who beat up, strangled and sexually mutilated a 16-year-old girl at a rock show is on the loose. There will be no inquiry into his wrongful conviction, and no compensation. As Unger’s lawyer said, “in the eyes of the law, he’s an innocent man.” Unger’s acquittal came as the result a new trial, ordered in March 2009. Acquitting a prisoner does not necessarily imply innocence it does, however, mean there is not enough evidence to hold someone in prison. Unger spent 14 years in prison for allegedly sexually assaulting and killing a 16-year-old girl. On the loose The 1990 murder charges against Kyle Unger were dropped last Friday. The resident’s home has been flagged with the 911 call centre. Emergency crews realized it was a prank, and that they had wasted their time when they arrived. A Good Samaritan called the “accident” into 911. Inside the vehicle, limp and lifeless in the driver’s seat, was a mannequin with long, dark hair. To celebrate Halloween, the man parked a minivan halfway through a fence and painted black skid marks on the street, creating the impression the van had smashed head-on into the barrier. Prank fools cops Cotton cobwebs and Styrofoam headstones weren’t enough for one Newfoundland and Labrador man. Between 7,000 to 12,000 Bixis were taken for rides each day.
With the bikes being used over 900,000 times since it was launched last May, the service is being considered a success. The service will not be available at all from the end of November until May 2010. to 8 p.m.īixi hibernates Stationnement de Montreal will begin taking away Bixi bikes. 1, when all polling stations will be open from 10 a.m. During the previous election in 2005, voter turnout at the advance poll was just under three per cent. The advance poll last Sunday drew 57,759 voters, or 5.25 per cent of all who are registered for this year’s municipal election. More early voters Numbers at the municipal polls are up, according to the city’s returning officer. He said he wanted to obtain lab results and other documents before speaking with the cops. Sûreté du Québec’s lead investigator said the officers were treated this way as part of an investigative strategy. They had a month to come up with their statement. In accordance with standard procedure, the civilian witnesses were kept separated from one another and questioned shortly after the event, in order to prevent them from collaborating their stories. The inquiry heard that the two police involved in shooting the 18-year-old were treated differently than civilian witnesses. Police police police Police procedures following the fatal shooting of Fredy Villanueva in 2008 came under scrutiny as the public inquiry resumed Monday.
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The union said it will help the drivers contest their tickets. Police said only seven drivers were fined. One officer handed out tickets to at least 30 bus drivers, according to CJAD. Cab drivers are the only exemption to the seat belt rule. The law, however, is clear that bus drivers are supposed to be buckled in. The union that represents the Montreal Transit Corp said it was upset at the actions, arguing the crackdown came out of nowhere. Those drivers were slapped with a $115 fine and three demerit points. Buses busted Several Montreal bus drivers got a surprise last week when they were ticketed for driving without seatbelts. The law states that, in order to drive in a carpool, bus or taxi lane, a vehicle must be travelling with three real passengers. The man was caught with the teddy bear, dressed in a child’s tuque and scarf, twice this week, earning him a $144 fine each time. It turns out the plan isn’t as brilliant it sounds. Carpool cheater What do you do when you really want to drive in the carpool lane, but have only one friend or coworker willing to ride with you? A Gatineau man thought he found the answer last week when he strapped a teddy bear in a car seat and faked it.
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