Add another burnt vehicle to the list in St. Stephen.
A tip to our newsroom tells us several stop signs were damaged, and a van was set on fire.RCMP confirm a van was burned, and an investigation is underway.
No word on if there is any connection to the 13 cars destroyed at a garage early last month.
Friday, August 7, 2009
Update on Dog Charges
Updated July7/09
No new court date has been set for two men facing animal cruelty charges. R-C-M-P say the St. Stephen area men are facing the charges after a large dog died when it was left in a parked vehicle overnight.Police say the driver and a friend crossed over to the U-S and when they returned -- the dog had died from excessive heat and lack of food and water.
The two were scheduled to appear in St. Stephen court last Tuesday but RCMP did not receive a report which was needed the day before. The file still needs to be reviewed and approved by the Crown Prosecutor before charges can be laid in provincial court.
No new court date has been set for two men facing animal cruelty charges. R-C-M-P say the St. Stephen area men are facing the charges after a large dog died when it was left in a parked vehicle overnight.Police say the driver and a friend crossed over to the U-S and when they returned -- the dog had died from excessive heat and lack of food and water.
The two were scheduled to appear in St. Stephen court last Tuesday but RCMP did not receive a report which was needed the day before. The file still needs to be reviewed and approved by the Crown Prosecutor before charges can be laid in provincial court.
Stop Signs Destroyed in St Stephen
[Stop sign turned over on the cornor of Princess Street and Queen Street East-----Photo submitted by listener]
St Stephen RCMP are investigating what you call a lot of Vandalism in the area last night. A caller to our news line tells tide news around 5:45am along princess and Queen street East there were about 15 stops signs destroyed. Tide news has place a call to the RCMP but waiting to hear back.
Maple Leaf Recall
Updated Aug7/09
Certain brands of Maple Leaf, Shopsy's and Hydrade wieners may contain the listeria bacteria. The provincial Department of Health is advising people to check their fridges and freezers and dispose of any affected products.
So far there have been no reported cases in the province, and the Health Department will continue to monitor the situation.
For a complete list click here: www.foodinspectionagency.ca ...
Certain brands of Maple Leaf, Shopsy's and Hydrade wieners may contain the listeria bacteria. The provincial Department of Health is advising people to check their fridges and freezers and dispose of any affected products.
So far there have been no reported cases in the province, and the Health Department will continue to monitor the situation.
For a complete list click here: www.foodinspectionagency.ca ...
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