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Am 18.08.2026 verurteilte Richter Jamie Campbell vom Obersten Gerichtshof von Nova Scotia den 29-jährigen Jordan Lawrence Cooper aus Halifax zu vier Jahren Gefängnis. Cooper hatte sich zuvor des Drogenhandels und einer Waffenstraftat schuldig bekannt. Bei einer dramatischen Razzia in seinem Haus im Stadtteil Fairview am 27.10.2023, bei der Tränengas und ein Rammbock eingesetzt wurden, stellte die Polizei 411 Gramm Kokain, hunderte Dilaudid- und Percocet-Tabletten sowie mehrere Schusswaffen sicher. Coopers Anwalt hatte zunächst argumentiert, die Durchsuchung habe die Verfassungsrechte seines Mandanten verletzt, doch der Richter erklärte die Durchsuchung für rechtmäßig. Cooper erhält eine Gutschrift von fast einem Jahr für die in Untersuchungshaft verbrachte Zeit. Der Richter forderte ihn auf, sein Leben zu ändern und die schädlichen Folgen des Drogenhandels zu bedenken. #DrogenAm 18.08.2026 verurteilte Richter Jamie Campbell vom Obersten Gerichtshof von Nova Scotia den 29-jährigen Jordan Lawrence Cooper aus Halifax zu vier Jahren Gefängnis. Cooper hatte sich zuvor des Drogenhandels und einer Waffenstraftat schuldig bekannt. Bei einer dramatischen Razzia in seinem Haus im Stadtteil Fairview am 27.10.2023, bei der Tränengas und ein Rammbock eingesetzt wurden, stellte die Polizei 411 Gramm Kokain, hunderte Dilaudid- und Percocet-Tabletten sowie mehrere Schusswaffen sicher. Coopers Anwalt hatte zunächst argumentiert, die Durchsuchung habe die Verfassungsrechte seines Mandanten verletzt, doch der Richter erklärte die Durchsuchung für rechtmäßig. Cooper erhält eine Gutschrift von fast einem Jahr für die in Untersuchungshaft verbrachte Zeit. Der Richter forderte ihn auf, sein Leben zu ändern und die schädlichen Folgen des Drogenhandels zu bedenken. #DrogenChat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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The child was playing at the park when an unknown male suspect brought her into the bushes and sexually assaulted her. She was able to escape and told her parent, who contacted the police. Officers attended the area immediately and located the suspect still on scene, arresting him without incident. Peter Mackenzie, 52, is facing charges for sexual assault, sexual interference, and exposure of genital organs to a person under the age of 16. Police say Mackenzie and the child were not known to each other and believe the incident is isolated. Mackenzie appeared at a bail hearing and was taken into custody.The child was playing at the park when an unknown male suspect brought her into the bushes and sexually assaulted her. She was able to escape and told her parent, who contacted the police. Officers attended the area immediately and located the suspect still on scene, arresting him without incident. Peter Mackenzie, 52, is facing charges for sexual assault, sexual interference, and exposure of genital organs to a person under the age of 16. Police say Mackenzie and the child were not known to each other and believe the incident is isolated. Mackenzie appeared at a bail hearing and was taken into custody.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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The charges are additional to a human trafficking investigation conducted by the Toronto Police Service's human trafficking unit. In the first case, he allegedly trafficked a 32-year-old woman through deception, coercion, and control, forcing her to take sexualized pictures that were distributed online; the money she earned was surrendered to him. In a second case, he allegedly committed similar acts against another 32-year-old woman, leading to charges on 30/07/2026 for procuring, trafficking by recruiting, advertising sexual services, living on avails of prostitution, material benefit from sexual services, assault with a weapon, and two counts of assault. In a third case, he allegedly used coercion and control to recruit a 31-year-old woman into the sex trade and sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions. Benjamin was previously known as Eric Smart and also uses the aliases Jay and Jason. The investigation is ongoing.The charges are additional to a human trafficking investigation conducted by the Toronto Police Service's human trafficking unit. In the first case, he allegedly trafficked a 32-year-old woman through deception, coercion, and control, forcing her to take sexualized pictures that were distributed online; the money she earned was surrendered to him. In a second case, he allegedly committed similar acts against another 32-year-old woman, leading to charges on 30/07/2026 for procuring, trafficking by recruiting, advertising sexual services, living on avails of prostitution, material benefit from sexual services, assault with a weapon, and two counts of assault. In a third case, he allegedly used coercion and control to recruit a 31-year-old woman into the sex trade and sexually assaulted her on multiple occasions. Benjamin was previously known as Eric Smart and also uses the aliases Jay and Jason. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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A Manitoba forensic psychologist has been sentenced to 18 months of house arrest after being convicted of one count of breach of trust by a public official and one count of obstruction of justice in provincial court. In 2019, the woman began providing care to a former inmate who had been found not criminally responsible for a serious offence and was diagnosed with anti-social personality disorder, borderline personality disorder and psychopathic traits. Judge Kusham Sharma found that the psychologist entered into an inappropriate sexual relationship with the patient, repeatedly violating hospital policies by giving him a cellphone and meeting him privately at her apartment for sexual encounters. She failed to disclose the affair when testifying five times before Manitoba's Criminal Code Review Board, depriving the board of plainly relevant information needed to assess the patient's risk to public safety. The psychologist alleged the patient was abusive and coercive and had threatened to send intimate images of her to her husband and colleagues. The Psychological Association of Manitoba had previously found her guilty of professional misconduct; she was ordered to surrender her certificate of registration and to never reapply.A Manitoba forensic psychologist has been sentenced to 18 months of house arrest after being convicted of one count of breach of trust by a public official and one count of obstruction of justice in provincial court. In 2019, the woman began providing care to a former inmate who had been found not criminally responsible for a serious offence and was diagnosed with anti-social personality disorder, borderline personality disorder and psychopathic traits. Judge Kusham Sharma found that the psychologist entered into an inappropriate sexual relationship with the patient, repeatedly violating hospital policies by giving him a cellphone and meeting him privately at her apartment for sexual encounters. She failed to disclose the affair when testifying five times before Manitoba's Criminal Code Review Board, depriving the board of plainly relevant information needed to assess the patient's risk to public safety. The psychologist alleged the patient was abusive and coercive and had threatened to send intimate images of her to her husband and colleagues. The Psychological Association of Manitoba had previously found her guilty of professional misconduct; she was ordered to surrender her certificate of registration and to never reapply.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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Investigators have identified one individual as the suspect and are seeking two other individuals who may have information relevant to the investigation. The suspect, a Black man with black hair styled in locks and pulled back in a ponytail, is known to frequent George Street and Cumberland Street. At the time, he wore a black baseball hat worn backwards, black sunglasses with gold detailing on the right side, a black T-shirt with white graphics on the front and right shoulder, blue jean shorts, white socks and black shoes. The two sought individuals are described as a White woman of medium build wearing a black off-the-shoulder shirt with graphic, black leggings, white shoes, and carrying a black tote bag, and a Black man with a heavy build and short hair styled in locks, wearing a white and black shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. The investigation is ongoing.Investigators have identified one individual as the suspect and are seeking two other individuals who may have information relevant to the investigation. The suspect, a Black man with black hair styled in locks and pulled back in a ponytail, is known to frequent George Street and Cumberland Street. At the time, he wore a black baseball hat worn backwards, black sunglasses with gold detailing on the right side, a black T-shirt with white graphics on the front and right shoulder, blue jean shorts, white socks and black shoes. The two sought individuals are described as a White woman of medium build wearing a black off-the-shoulder shirt with graphic, black leggings, white shoes, and carrying a black tote bag, and a Black man with a heavy build and short hair styled in locks, wearing a white and black shirt, blue jeans and black shoes. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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On 12/11/2022, 31-year-old Ding Ping Wang of Toronto was shot while inside a vehicle in a plaza parking lot near Midland Avenue and Passmore Avenue in Scarborough. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The suspect, a man going by the name 'Jay', has been partially identified. He is described as left-handed and as having a specific gait, and may have had access to a black four-door SUV in 2023. Investigators believe Jay may still be in the city.On 12/11/2022, 31-year-old Ding Ping Wang of Toronto was shot while inside a vehicle in a plaza parking lot near Midland Avenue and Passmore Avenue in Scarborough. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The suspect, a man going by the name 'Jay', has been partially identified. He is described as left-handed and as having a specific gait, and may have had access to a black four-door SUV in 2023. Investigators believe Jay may still be in the city.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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The seller had arranged to meet a potential buyer through Facebook Marketplace, but the male suspect pointed a firearm and attempted to rob them. Two shots were fired and no one was struck. Three people, including the seller, a security guard and an off-duty police officer, took the suspect into custody. The suspect, identified as a young offender, sustained minor injuries.The seller had arranged to meet a potential buyer through Facebook Marketplace, but the male suspect pointed a firearm and attempted to rob them. Two shots were fired and no one was struck. Three people, including the seller, a security guard and an off-duty police officer, took the suspect into custody. The suspect, identified as a young offender, sustained minor injuries.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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m., an armed robbery occurred near Berrigan and Beatrice drives in Barrhaven. The victim had arranged a sale through Facebook Marketplace and met the suspect, who pulled out a handgun and took an item before fleeing. The suspect remains unidentified. The investigation is ongoing.m., an armed robbery occurred near Berrigan and Beatrice drives in Barrhaven. The victim had arranged a sale through Facebook Marketplace and met the suspect, who pulled out a handgun and took an item before fleeing. The suspect remains unidentified. The investigation is ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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