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John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The attack occurred at the foot of Golf Avenue in 2024. The verdict was delivered by Justice Trina Simms in the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador following a judge-alone trial that began in June. Video footage from St. Clare's Mercy Hospital showed Jordan pounding on the door of a Golf Avenue home before the trio exited and a chaotic scene unfolded. Crown prosecutor Colin Sheppard argued the trio brought deadly weapons into the street; Morrell and Wells each stabbed Jordan once, and Whalen kicked him in the head as he lay on the pavement. The defence claimed Jordan struck Morrell with a hammer, but the judge ruled the trio acted beyond self-defence. All three face mandatory life sentences with parole eligibility between 10 and 25 years. Sentencing hearings are scheduled for October 6 and 8.John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. The attack occurred at the foot of Golf Avenue in 2024. The verdict was delivered by Justice Trina Simms in the Supreme Court of Newfoundland and Labrador following a judge-alone trial that began in June. Video footage from St. Clare's Mercy Hospital showed Jordan pounding on the door of a Golf Avenue home before the trio exited and a chaotic scene unfolded. Crown prosecutor Colin Sheppard argued the trio brought deadly weapons into the street; Morrell and Wells each stabbed Jordan once, and Whalen kicked him in the head as he lay on the pavement. The defence claimed Jordan struck Morrell with a hammer, but the judge ruled the trio acted beyond self-defence. All three face mandatory life sentences with parole eligibility between 10 and 25 years. Sentencing hearings are scheduled for October 6 and 8.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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John's rejected a four-year prison sentence for Rodney Constantine. Constantine had been convicted of impaired driving. The judge told the Crown and the defence that the proposed sentence was too lenient for the case. The sentencing submission was not accepted.John's rejected a four-year prison sentence for Rodney Constantine. Constantine had been convicted of impaired driving. The judge told the Crown and the defence that the proposed sentence was too lenient for the case. The sentencing submission was not accepted.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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On 10/12/2023, Rodney Constantine, who had consumed up to 15 alcoholic drinks after an argument with his former girlfriend, drove erratically at between 125 and 165 km/h before crashing into a house on Empire Avenue in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Mark Squires and his brother Andrew were passengers in the vehicle; Andrew told the court that Mark screamed and cried for Constantine to stop the car and let him out. The car struck the house, flipped onto its side and caught fire, and Mark Squires was pronounced dead at the scene. He pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death. Five victim impact statements were read; Constantine was remanded into custody until his next appearance on 17/09/2026, when a new sentencing submission will be heard.On 10/12/2023, Rodney Constantine, who had consumed up to 15 alcoholic drinks after an argument with his former girlfriend, drove erratically at between 125 and 165 km/h before crashing into a house on Empire Avenue in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador. Mark Squires and his brother Andrew were passengers in the vehicle; Andrew told the court that Mark screamed and cried for Constantine to stop the car and let him out. The car struck the house, flipped onto its side and caught fire, and Mark Squires was pronounced dead at the scene. He pleaded guilty to impaired driving causing death. Five victim impact statements were read; Constantine was remanded into custody until his next appearance on 17/09/2026, when a new sentencing submission will be heard.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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Nearly 1.7 metric tons of illegal drugs were seized, mostly cocaine and methamphetamine, along with opium and oxycodone, with an estimated street value of approximately $139 million. The drugs were smuggled into Canada via commercial trucks across the bridge from Detroit, in what police described as a broker-style transportation model involving complicit truck drivers. Additionally, 17 firearms were seized, including a rare antique Finnish Lahti L-39 .50 calibre anti-tank rifle with no legitimate civilian use. Other items recovered include cash, ammunition, prohibited weapons like brass knuckles, a vehicle, high-end jewellery, money counters, and electronic devices. A total of 21 individuals face 102 charges, including conspiracy to import cocaine, trafficking cocaine and heroin, and various firearms offences. Of those charged, 19 have been arrested, with some released on future court dates and others remanded in custody; two suspects remain at large and are subjects of active manhunts in the Windsor area. The investigation involved Windsor Police Service, Toronto Police, Peel Regional Police, the Canada Border Services Agency, and U.S. agencies such as Homeland Security and the Drug Enforcement Administration. #DrogenNearly 1.7 metric tons of illegal drugs were seized, mostly cocaine and methamphetamine, along with opium and oxycodone, with an estimated street value of approximately $139 million. The drugs were smuggled into Canada via commercial trucks across the bridge from Detroit, in what police described as a broker-style transportation model involving complicit truck drivers. Additionally, 17 firearms were seized, including a rare antique Finnish Lahti L-39 .50 calibre anti-tank rifle with no legitimate civilian use. Other items recovered include cash, ammunition, prohibited weapons like brass knuckles, a vehicle, high-end jewellery, money counters, and electronic devices. A total of 21 individuals face 102 charges, including conspiracy to import cocaine, trafficking cocaine and heroin, and various firearms offences. Of those charged, 19 have been arrested, with some released on future court dates and others remanded in custody; two suspects remain at large and are subjects of active manhunts in the Windsor area. The investigation involved Windsor Police Service, Toronto Police, Peel Regional Police, the Canada Border Services Agency, and U.S. agencies such as Homeland Security and the Drug Enforcement Administration. #DrogenBelohnung: 100,00 €? | Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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John's, damaging telecommunications infrastructure. Police have connected this incident to five previous cases of arson targeting similar infrastructure across the city. The fires are believed to be intentionally set. Investigations are ongoing.John's, damaging telecommunications infrastructure. Police have connected this incident to five previous cases of arson targeting similar infrastructure across the city. The fires are believed to be intentionally set. Investigations are ongoing.Chat 0 GeteiltChatTeilen
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