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Five Islanders now charged with pulling N.B. jewelry store heist (opens the original)
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The RCMP have charged two more people in the armed robbery of a Moncton jewelry store last year, bringing the total number of accused to five. The latest two were charged in provincial court on Wednesday, both facing the same offences. Philip Normand Moase, 51, and Taylor Rene Leudy, 34, both of Prince Edward Island, were charged with being a party to an offence by aiding and abetting others who robbed watches from La Mine d’Or while armed with a handgun, and also aiding and abetting the robbery
Fraudster off to prison, ordered to pay $531,121 in restitution (opens the original)
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A former Moncton business executive was sentenced Tuesday to five years in prison for defrauding his clients and was also ordered to pay more than half a million dollars in restitution to his victims. “I really apologize for everything I’ve done to these people,” Daniel Bard said from the prisoner’s box in provincial court. Bard, 61, was convicted of several offences after trial and on Tuesday the Crown and defence pitched five years in prison, restitution and a fine in lieu of the forfeiture of
FBI fugitive arrested in New Brunswick, held for extradition (opens the original)
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An American man has been apprehended by the New Brunswick RCMP after being wanted in the United States for more than two years on sex assault allegations. Simranpal Singh, 26, of West Lafayette, Indiana, appeared in Moncton’s Court of King’s Bench on July 8 for a bail hearing. Singh had made an application for judicial interim release pending an extradition hearing under Canada’s Extradition Act. New Brunswick Legal Aid Services Commission lawyer Sabre Pictou Lee spoke to Singh prior to the star
N.B. doctor pleads not guilty to sexually assaulting patient (opens the original)
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A fourth trial has been set for an emergency room doctor accused of sexually assaulting patients. Dr. Sanjeev Sirpal, 39, of Terrebonne, Que., did not appear in Moncton provincial court on Thursday but defence lawyer Shane Hill was present and entered a not guilty plea on his behalf to an indictable count of sexually assaulting a woman at the Sackville Memorial Hospital on Feb. 22, 2025. The identity of the complainant is protected by a publication ban. The plea on this charge had been delayed a
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