Former RCMP Constable Said He Was Unaware Of RCMP Policy Regarding Using Metal Detecting Wands On Prisoners
A former RCMP officer told the coroner’s inquest he never was told about the policy to use a metal detecting when searching a prisoner whether at the RCMP depot or during the search of Jeremy Sabourin.
The former officer - who was freshly minted at the time - said during his training at the RCMP there had been no training in using the wand
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Rhino’s Ramblings - Sitting At An Inquest
Thoughts while sitting through the Jeremy Sabourin inquest
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What We Knew About The Tragic Death Of Jeremy Sabourin
A brief look at what we at MJ Independent knew about the passing of Jeremy Sabourin before the public inquest
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Speeds Still Up But Serious Collisions Down
The intersection of the Trans Canada highway and 9th Avenue NW still has lots of speeders. The weird fact is that, despite a steady supply of speeders, the number of serious and fatal accidents has reduced.
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Chief Says MJPS “Inheriting” Guarding Courthouse Prisoners Stretching Budget
Chief Rick Bourassa tells the Moose Jaw Board of Police Commissioners that the budget is being stretched by the Province not assuming its responsibilities to guard prisoners at the court house.
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MJPS Tells People How to Better Protect Their Garden Sheds
With the number of garden sheds, and garage is being broken into the MJPS provides advice on how to prevent it.
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Officer Relates What Happened In MJPS Cells
Warning this is the re-telling of a suicide in MJPS custody.
The details are graphic and disturbing to some.
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Man Commits Suicide By Firearm After Smuggling A Gun Into Cells
Not following proper policies and procedures allowed a prisoner to commit suicide while in MJPS custody
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Inquest To Hear From Over A Dozen Officers
The inquest into the in custody death of Jeremy Joseph Sabourin will hear from over a dozen police officers.
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Inquest Told Prisoner Shot Himself In The Head
It took just eight minutes to select the four women and two men jury for the inquest into the death of Jeremy Joseph Sabourin.
Minutes later the jury heard how while in police custody Sabourin shot himself in the head.
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Polupski Sets Her Future With Medicine Hat College
Jillian Polupski has signed on with Medicine Hat College as she continues her volleyball journey while working towards an elementary school teachers degree.
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What’s On At The Exhibition This Weekend - Moms’ Market Trade Show
If you’re looking for family friendly event to attend this weekend, there is a tradeshow at the Moose Jaw Exhibition - 250 Thatcher Drive East.
Close to 80 vendors will participate in the Moms’ Market.
This is a FREE event, and there is no admission fee charged.
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What’s Happening This Weekend At The Exhibition - Cowboy Dressage
Cowboy Dressage takes over the Golden Mile Arena this Saturday and Sunday.
Spectators are welcome and this is a FREE event to attend.
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Woman Faces Drug And Weapons Charges After Search Warrant Executed
A warrant executed on Tuesday has led to several drug and weapons charges against a 29 year old woman
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GNG Provides Update On Latest Activities
The Good Neighbour Group updated the media and through them the community as a whole regarding the group’s most recent efforts
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Police Commissioner Questions Need And Negative Impact To The MJPS
A Police Commissioner questioned the necessity of the new Sheriffs service and the impact on the MJPS
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STF Clarifies Club Sports As Teachers Initially Told It Was A No Go
Teachers who want to be part of club sports made do so so long as they follow the guidelines.
There were questions about whether or not teachers could coach, officiate, or attend club sports events under the sanctions levelled by the STF.
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Police Chief Said He Does Not Support New Provincial Police Force - Preferring A Different Route
MJPS Chief Rick Bourassa says he does not support the $20 million Saskatchewan marshal service as it is not the right way to go.
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