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Outlaw biker loses appeal to keep horse-racing licence (opens the original)
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A tribunal has upheld a decision to not renew a horse-racing licence for a Southwestern Ontario man because of his membership in the Outlaws Motorcycle Club and his involvement in a violent clash in Sarnia last summer. Stewart McQueen filed an appeal with Tribunals Ontario after the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario, the provincial regulator of the horse-racing industry, denied his application to renew his horseperson licence. Adjudicator Bruce Stanton cited McQueen’s membership in what h
SIU charges London police officer after man injured at hospital (opens the original)
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Ontario’s police watchdog has charged a London police constable after a man was injured during an interaction with an officer at Victoria Hospital. Police arrested and apprehended a man under the Mental Health Act – legislation allowing a person to be apprehended and taken for psychiatric examination – on March 18, the Special Investigations Unit (SIU) said on Wednesday. The man, whose name and age weren’t released, was taken to Victoria Hospital, where he was seriously injured during an interac
Satan’s Choice president rips anti-patch law targeting Hells Angels (opens the original)
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The head of Canada’s fastest-growing outlaw motorcycle club is blasting a recent decision to ban public displays promoting the Hells Angels logo in Quebec. The Quebec crackdown follows a series of sightings of Hells Angels members wearing their patches at London restaurants, a move one organized crime expert says is meant to intimidate rival bikers in Southwestern Ontario. In April, Quebec passed Bill 13, known as the anti-patch law, to reinforce public safety by barring the public display of na
London police enlist special sniffer dog to find hidden electronic devices (opens the original)
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London police have a new resource to investigate online child exploitation cases: a Labrador Retriever named Norman. Norman, one of the few police dogs of his kind in Ontario, is trained to sniff out a scent found in electronic storage devices such as micro SD cards, compact external hard drives and thumb drives that can hold tens of thousands of images and videos, police said. “Every successful investigation begins with locating and preserving evidence. In child exploitation cases, that evidenc
Home tied to London’s largest fentanyl bust raided again in drug probe (opens the original)
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A London home raided last year in the city’s largest-ever fentanyl bust was searched again last month as part of a Southwestern Ontario drug-trafficking investigation that led to charges against three London residents. Lambton County OPP launched Project Brake in April after receiving information about a London man trafficking fentanyl on Walpole Island, a First Nation community south of Sarnia, and in parts of Lambton and Chatham-Kent counties, OPP announced at a news conference Wednesday. Inve
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