Police find body of Jaylen Griffin, young boy missing since 2020
Buffalo Police say they have found the body of Jaylen Griffin, a young boy who went missing in August 2020. A homicide investigation is now underway.
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PeopleTeacher Accused of Sexually Abusing Boy Allegedly 'Laughed' When He Mentioned His Age: 'Oh, Shut Up'
Rebecca Joynes is facing trial on several counts of sexual activity with a child and doing so as a person in a position of trust
- Kansas City Star
Woman found living in rooftop grocery store sign for nearly a year, Michigan cops say
She had set up flooring, a computer and printer, police said.
- Yahoo News Canada
Tired of Canada’s rising Islamophobia, this Toronto family is leaving the country
The Salehs of Toronto say: "[Canada] is no longer liveable or a desirable place to be, at least not like it used to be."
- Sacramento Bee
21-year-old shoots stepmom as she goes to hug him at graduation, New Mexico police say
“Bystanders held (the man) until officers arrived,” police said.
- Miami Herald
Three siblings die in apparent murder-suicide while mom is at hospital, Georgia cops say
Authorities said the youngest victim was 9 years old.
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Distraught mother stormed school reception ‘after son spent night with teacher’
Rebecca Joynes, 30, denies sexual activity with two teenage boys.
- The Canadian Press
Additional suspect arrested in $24M gold and cash heist at Toronto Pearson
Police have made an additional arrest in a heist of nearly $24 million in gold and cash from Toronto's Pearson airport a year ago. Peel regional police say a 36-year-old man from Brampton, Ont., was arrested at the airport Monday as he flew in from India and was charged with theft over $5,000 and conspiracy to commit an indictable offence. Investigators say the suspect is also being indicted in the United States on firearm-related charges. Police say two other suspects, one of them a former Air
- CBC
Targeted shootings in Kamloops prompt RCMP public safety warning
Police are warning residents in Kamloops, B.C., about an increased risk to public safety after a spate of targeted shootings in the southern Interior city. The most recent incident happened Monday evening, when police were called to the Ramada Hotel on Columbia Street just before 7 p.m. PT after reports of gunfire. Officers found an injured man, who was taken to hospital, and a vehicle that had been damaged by gunfire. Kamloops RCMP Staff Sgt. Todd Wiebe said the shooting was believed to be part
- CBC
Man who fatally stabbed woman at Toronto law firm found not criminally responsible
A Toronto man who fatally stabbed a woman at a downtown law firm in 2021 was found not criminally responsible in court this week.Osman Osman, 36, was initially charged with second-degree murder in the death of Julia Ferguson, 29. That charge was later upgraded to first-degree murder.According to police, Osman entered the law firm Hicks Adams LLP and stabbed Ferguson while she was working. Paramedics then rushed her to a trauma centre, where she died three days later.Court documents show Osman wa
- CBC
Their dad died but Toronto police didn't tell them. They want to make sure it doesn't happen to anyone else
James Taylor hadn't heard from his father, Douglas Taylor, 66, for more than a week, which wasn't uncommon. So when he went to check in and visit him on Feb. 23, he didn't suspect anything serious was wrong. But when he got to his dad's Toronto apartment unit, there was a police seal on the door that read: Do not break without authorization. Panicked and confused, he called his wife, Alexandra Taylor, who called building staff to ask why the unit was sealed. That's how the family learned their f
- CBC
Veteran con man arrested over 'large scale' Ontario investment fraud
A convicted con man with a decades-long record of fraud is facing new charges in connection with an alleged Ontario Ponzi scheme.
- CNN
Father sentenced to 45 years to life in prison for the killing of his 5-year-old daughter Harmony Montgomery
The New Hampshire man convicted of murdering his 5-year-old daughter Harmony Montgomery was sentenced Thursday to 45 years to life in prison in a case that spurred an investigation into the actions of the child protective services system and rattled relations between Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
- Global News
'Chaotic' Winnipeg apartment evacuation sends residents scrambling
Families raced to gather their possessions from a Portage Avenue apartment building on Friday morning. Residents said the notice to evacuate came on short notice leaving them with few options.
- CBC
Local educators among those accused in Windsor police underage sex sting
A teacher at an Essex County high school and a professor at the University of Windsor have been confirmed as two of the men charged in a recent sting operation where police posed as minors offering sex.On Friday, the Ontario College of Teachers told CBC Windsor that it is aware of a charge against James Pernal, 46, of Essex — a teacher at Essex District High School."By law, the college is unable to comment on any investigations, nor can we confirm whether an investigation may be ongoing," stated
- People
Police Searching for Angry Customer Accused of Killing Houston Attorney at McDonald's
The suspect was identified as Anthony Martin Landry
- Digital Spy
Coronation Street's Bethany makes disturbing discoveries over Nathan
Bethany Platt has made some disturbing discoveries over the return of Nathan Curtis in Coronation Street.
- CBC
Decade after son disappeared, Calgary father addresses son's killer in Indigenous courtroom
A decade after Jimmy Crowshoe invited reporters and cameras into his backyard, begging for the public's help in finding his missing son, he stood in the middle of Calgary's Indigenous courtroom and smudged, preparing to address his son's killer at a sentencing hearing Friday. Colton Crowshoe was 18 years old when he was reported missing by Jimmy on July 6, 2014 That was two days after he was last seen leaving a party with a friend who would later be charged with his murder. "My baby," said Jimmy
- Sacramento Bee
Kindergarten school teacher killed by son she loved ‘more than anything,’ CA family says
“It’s a loss to the world,” the 57-year-old woman’s husband said.
- CBC
Lobster plant fined $350k, banned from hiring foreign workers for 2 years
A lobster processing plant in northeastern New Brunswick has been fined more than $365,000 and banned from hiring temporary foreign workers for two years. LeBreton Fisheries in Grand-Anse, on the Acadian Peninsula, was previously fined $30,000 for failing to provide a work environment free of harassment and reprisal.In a decision made in April, Immigration Canada found that the employer violated the same rule again and four new ones.It found that pay or working conditions did not match the worke
- Fort Worth Star-Telegram
‘Hardworking man’ leaving for work is killed by co-worker in ambush, Texas cops say
The victim worked for the same “major company” for 30 years, authorities said.