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    Gregor Robertson's foster son surrenders to police

    CBC – Thu, 5 Jan, 2012
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    The former foster son of Vancouver Mayor Gregor Robertson — wanted on drug trafficking and weapons charges — is in police custody, RCMP say.

    Jinagh Navas-Rivas surrendered to police in Richmond, B.C. Thursday, RCMP Sgt. Peter Thiessen said.

    A warrant was issued for the arrest of Navas-Rivas, 21, and four other men last week after cocaine-trafficking charges were laid against him. He also faces a charge of illegally transferring a handgun.

    One of the other wanted men, Vinh Hoang David Le, 25, also gave himself up Thursday, Thiessen said.

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    • Justme
      Justme  •  1 month 17 days ago
      Drugs (trafficking), weapons and stolen property...quite the cache to have lying around the house, no? :)
    • bobstsauveur
      bobstsauveur  •  St-Jérôme, Quebec  •  1 month 17 days ago
      Former foster son? Foster son. Son. I have a son, and while technically a "foster" parent, neither my partner nor I use the "f" work to describe our status, and for us, the committment is lifelong, not "good-times only". To use the word "former" is something I would expect of people who discard puppies and kittens after they grow up. These kids often have horrific backgrounds, and so make impaired decisions as they grow up. You try your best, but it can be a challenge (so too, for that matter, can "normal kids" be a challenge). They need emotinoal support, not abandonment.
    • Charles
      Charles  •  Halifax, Nova Scotia  •  1 month 18 days ago
      Wa,They are lack of money.That ruin their life.
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