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Former NAPS officer gets probation for break and enter (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY â A former Nishnawbe Aski Police Service officer and his domestic partner have been sentenced to 24 months of probation after pleading guilty to break and enter and mischief exceeding $5,000. Jason Storkson and Ariella MacDougall were arrested for an incident that took place on April 11, 2023. The facts of the case were heard in a Thunder Bay courtroom on Wednesday. The court heard that the two accused were in a relationship, and that Storkson was employed with NAPS and MacDougall
Speed a factor in fatal 2023 crash near Steel River bridge, expert testifies (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY â A collision reconstruction expert testified that speed was a factor in an fatal collision on Highway 17 in 2023. Gursharan Singh, 24 years old at the time of the incident, was charged with operation causing death after the 2014 black Freightliner Cascadia he was driving collided with a white Ford Expedition on Jan. 28, 2023. The 64-year-old driver of the Ford died at the scene of the collision west of the Steel River bridge, located west of Marathon. The passenger who was also in
Trial begins for man charged in fatal hit-and-run on Hwy 11 (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY â The trial for a man who was charged in relation to a fatal hit-and-run incident near Highway 11 in Long Lake #58 First Nation began on Friday. Gurmeet Singh Brar, of Edmonton, appeared in court for his trial before Justice Robin Lepere in a Thunder Bay courtroom and pleaded not guilty to failing to stop at a collision causing death. According to the agreed statement of facts, Brar told police following his arrest in May 2024 that he “didn’t see anyone.” The court heard that the
Thunder Bay Police Service announces return of charity gala (opens the original)
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THUNDER BAY â City police aim to build relationships in the community as well as fundraise for local charities with a gala event once again. The Thunder Bay Police Service charity gala will return for a second time in 2027 after the success of the inaugural event this year. The police service’s gala committee made the announcement at BGC, formerly the Boys and Girls Club, on Thursday. The event will once again take place at the Italian Cultural Centre, on Feb. 27. The gala, Police Chief Darcy
Ginoogaming demands increased police presence to combat violence, drugs (opens the original)
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GINOOGAMING â Chief Sheri Taylor says Ginoogaming First Nation has secured a commitment from the OPP on addressing a public safety crisis in the community. âFor too long our community has been dealing with emergencies, violence, drugs, and escalating safety concerns without the level of sustained policing support and accountability that our people deserve,â she said. The Ontario Provincial Police agreed in principle, she said, to work with her community towards a written framework to clear
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