The three people responsible for the July 16th robbery at Cochran's Country Market have been caught.
Keith Oliver Dickson, 47, has been charged with armed robbery and more charges are pending. The other two suspects will appear in court next week to answer to similar charges.
The RCMP, Rothesay Regional Police Force, and SJ Police Force worked together on the investigation and it is expected these arrests will be linked to other violent crimes in the area.
Friday, July 26, 2013
UPDATE: Road Closures
Currently all roads are back open except the east bound
land of Rothesay Ave. in front of Fundy Honda.
Man Charged In Child Porn Investigation
A 60-year-old Moncton man has been charged as part of an investigation by the New Brunswick and Nova Scotia Internet Child Exploitation Units.
The RCMP executed a search warrant yesterday at a Moncton home. A man was arrested and computer items were seized.
Eugene Marshall was charged with breaching probation by accessing the Internet for something other than work-related purposes, as well as communicating online with someone under the age of 16, and luring a child under 16 over the Internet.
Marshall is scheduled to appear in court on August 2 for a bail hearing.
The RCMP executed a search warrant yesterday at a Moncton home. A man was arrested and computer items were seized.
Eugene Marshall was charged with breaching probation by accessing the Internet for something other than work-related purposes, as well as communicating online with someone under the age of 16, and luring a child under 16 over the Internet.
Marshall is scheduled to appear in court on August 2 for a bail hearing.
Rainy Weather To Continue Overnight
Even with the heavy rainfall for much of today expected to continue intermittently overnight, we haven't broken any records yet.
Linda Libby of Environment Canada tells CHSJ News we always see quite a bit of rain in July.
The closest we've come to breaking a rainfall record set in 1973 this month was on July 23, when the record was 36.3 millimeters and we got 33.8.
Linda Libby of Environment Canada tells CHSJ News we always see quite a bit of rain in July.
The closest we've come to breaking a rainfall record set in 1973 this month was on July 23, when the record was 36.3 millimeters and we got 33.8.
Missing Girl Found Safe
A 14-year-old girl who had been reported missing from her residence in
Moncton on July 25 has been located safe and sound.
The Codiac Regional RCMP thanks the public for their assistance.
The Codiac Regional RCMP thanks the public for their assistance.
Different Viewpoints Expressed At Anti-Sex Offender Rally
Pouring rain didn't stop another rally against sex offenders being released into the city from going ahead in King Square.
While many of the marchers were calling for a sex offender registry in the province, others weren't so sure about that idea . Elsie McGraw runs a group for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and she tells CHSJ News she's afraid posting people's pictures in a registry could lead to vigilantism--and even confusion if someone resembles a known sex offender.
McGraw says for her the most important thing is to make people aware of the signs that an adult is abusing children.
While many of the marchers were calling for a sex offender registry in the province, others weren't so sure about that idea . Elsie McGraw runs a group for survivors of childhood sexual abuse, and she tells CHSJ News she's afraid posting people's pictures in a registry could lead to vigilantism--and even confusion if someone resembles a known sex offender.
McGraw says for her the most important thing is to make people aware of the signs that an adult is abusing children.
Movies On The Big Screen In The South End
If you're a fan of going to the movies but don't like the pricey admission prices these days, here's a potential solution for you.
South End Cinema is a volunteer run effort. They're screening monthly movies in the uptown. Organizer Jody Kliffer tells CHSJ News since the Paramount closed there hasn't been much in the way of movies uptown.
Kliffer says their goal is to choose different films and show them in under-appreciated spaces. Brick walls, in Queen Square, vacant lots and more have all been discussed as options.
The last movie was The Big Lebowski which was shown by donation at Interaction Children's Theatre. The next show is last Thursday in August. You can visit their Facebook group here for more details.
South End Cinema is a volunteer run effort. They're screening monthly movies in the uptown. Organizer Jody Kliffer tells CHSJ News since the Paramount closed there hasn't been much in the way of movies uptown.
Kliffer says their goal is to choose different films and show them in under-appreciated spaces. Brick walls, in Queen Square, vacant lots and more have all been discussed as options.
The last movie was The Big Lebowski which was shown by donation at Interaction Children's Theatre. The next show is last Thursday in August. You can visit their Facebook group here for more details.
UPDATE: More Closures Due To Heavy Rain
Heavy rain today is making driving treacherous.
The City letting us know that Fairville Boulevard is closed between Kierstead Road and the motorcycle shop in both directions due to water on the roadway.
Marsh Street at Haymarket Square is closed in both directions.
The bottom of Retail Drive at Rothesay Avenue is closed in both directons.
The City letting us know that Fairville Boulevard is closed between Kierstead Road and the motorcycle shop in both directions due to water on the roadway.
Marsh Street at Haymarket Square is closed in both directions.
The bottom of Retail Drive at Rothesay Avenue is closed in both directons.
City crews are monitoring road conditions are will continue to advise of flooded areas.
To report flooding, call 658-4455.
Just after noon a truck flipped over on Highway 1 Westbound between the Fox Farm Road and Rothesay Avenue exits.
Just after noon a truck flipped over on Highway 1 Westbound between the Fox Farm Road and Rothesay Avenue exits.
RCMP Seek Help Finding Missing Teen
The Mounties want your help in finding a missing 14-year-old girl.
Hayleigh Brubacher was last seen at her Moncton home yesterday.
There is concern for her well-being and the RCMP is attempting to locate her to ensure she is safe.
She is 5 foot 2 weighs about 110 pounds with long brown hair and brown eyes.
She was wearing a brown leather jacket, a grey sweater and blue jeans and carrying a black and multi-coloured book bag.
If you know anything about Hayleigh's whereabouts, contact the RCMP.
You will find the number and a picture at country94.ca (thewave.ca) and click news.
Hayleigh Brubacher was last seen at her Moncton home yesterday.
There is concern for her well-being and the RCMP is attempting to locate her to ensure she is safe.
She is 5 foot 2 weighs about 110 pounds with long brown hair and brown eyes.
She was wearing a brown leather jacket, a grey sweater and blue jeans and carrying a black and multi-coloured book bag.
If you know anything about Hayleigh's whereabouts, contact the RCMP.
You will find the number and a picture at country94.ca (thewave.ca) and click news.
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