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St. Thomas hospital disturbance leads to arson charge
St. Thomas hospital disturbance leads to arson charge

CTV News

time09-07-2025

  • CTV News

St. Thomas hospital disturbance leads to arson charge

A disturbance at St. Thomas Elgin General Hospital Tuesday morning has led to charges for a local man. Around 5:30 a.m., officers responded to the emergency room of the hospital where staff said a man had been throwing garbage cans, prompting hospital security to evacuate the area due to his aggressive behaviour. According to police, the accused walked away from the hospital but was found not long after. At that point, police learned a fire had been discovered in the washroom located beside the emergency waiting room. The fire caused visible damage to the floor and garbage can. A 28 year old from St. Thomas has been charged with arson – disregard for human life uttering threats, mischief under $5,000, and fail to comply with release order. The accused is known to police and is currently out on bail facing 12 charges that remain before the courts, including nine counts of Failure to Comply with a Probation Order, Arson, and Failure to Comply with an Undertaking.

Man arrested over threat to burn Ottery St Mary pub-goer's home
Man arrested over threat to burn Ottery St Mary pub-goer's home

BBC News

time07-07-2025

  • BBC News

Man arrested over threat to burn Ottery St Mary pub-goer's home

A man has been arrested on suspicion of making threats to burn another man's house down and holding a glass to their face in a pub beer incident took place just after 12:00 BST on Wednesday in the garden of the London Inn, in Ottery St was reported a man approached another man and made threats towards him, Devon and Cornwall Police force said a local man in his 20s was arrested on suspicion of using threatening, abusive or insulting words or behaviour to cause harassment, alarm or distress, and threatening to damage or destroy a property. He has been released on bail. Anyone with information about the incident has been asked to contact the force.

Klang fatal shooting: ‘I thought it was a crow-shooting operation,' says witness after man found dead in pickup
Klang fatal shooting: ‘I thought it was a crow-shooting operation,' says witness after man found dead in pickup

Malay Mail

time21-06-2025

  • Malay Mail

Klang fatal shooting: ‘I thought it was a crow-shooting operation,' says witness after man found dead in pickup

KLANG, June 21 — The daily routine of the community in Taman Meru Utama came to a standstill when the peace was shattered by the sound of gunfire in front of a motorcycle shop that claimed the life of a local man yesterday (June 20). At the time of the incident, a retail shop owner, a woman who wished to remain anonymous, revealed that the shooting happened so quickly that it was difficult for the public to ascertain where several gunshots heard at about 3.20 pm, were coming from. 'I was tying flowers to make a garland when I heard an explosion like firecrackers, then I looked towards a motorcycle shop which was just 20 metres away and saw several individuals, including the motorcycle shop workers, running towards my store. 'I thought it was a crow-shooting operation but that hasn't been staged here for a long time since many trees have been cut down (where crows perch), ... then I realised someone has been shot and killed in a vehicle right in front of the motorcycle shop,' she told Bernama here today. The woman in her 50s also said that this was the first incident of its kind to occur near Taman Meru Utama in the five years she and her family have been running a grocery and food business. Yesterday, North Klang police chief ACP S Vijaya Rao confirmed that a 46-year-old local man had died from gunshot wounds in a four-wheel drive Ford Ranger pickup truck, with a post-mortem scheduled for 9 am today. When contacted today, Vijaya Rao said police were investigating possible secret society elements in the case. He said several individuals had so far been called in to have their statements recorded. 'Preliminary investigations found that the victim, who was self-employed, was accompanying his friend who wanted to buy a second-hand motorcycle at the shop. 'He was believed to have been shot at close range, and a post-mortem is still ongoing,' he said, adding that the police were also reviewing closed-circuit television (CCTV) footage from the surrounding area. The case is being investigated under Section 302 of the Penal Code for murder. — Bernama

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