Posted: Mar 02, 2021 7:32 PM AT | Last Updated: March 2
Tom Hurley is one of the administrators of a Facebook group where people shared information and theories about the case of Dylan Ehler.(Preston Mulligan/CBC)
A man accused of cyberbullying the parents of a missing Nova Scotia boy on social media said Tuesday a Facebook group devoted to the child s case started with good intentions but spiralled out of control.
Tom Hurley is one of the administrators of a Facebook group where people shared information and theories about the case of Dylan Ehler, a three-year-old boy who went missing in Truro, N.S., last year and has not been found.
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ROCKLAND The following cases were closed in Knox County Unified Court from Dec. 2-15.
Easton Adams, 23, of Owls Head, operating under the influence (alcohol) in Rockland Nov. 21, 2020, $750 fine, 10 days in jail, license suspended 150 days; violating condition of release in Rockland Nov. 21, 2020, 48 hours jail.
Brandon Edward Amborn, 24, of Warren, criminal trespass in Rockport Nov. 15, 2020, $100 fine.
Scott R. Billing, 43, of Washington, operating while license suspended or revoked in Rockland Sept. 2, 2020, $250 fine.
Laurence Butterfield Jr., 48, of Washington, violating protection from abuse order in Washington Dec. 1, 2020, 24 hours jail.
John Calderwood, 39, of Hope, domestic violence assault in Hope Dec. 16, 2019, dismissed.
Christopher Chandler, 41, of Rockland, probation violation for original conviction of theft by deception with priors, in Rockland Oct. 19, 2019, nine months in jail, probation revoked; theft by unauthorized taking or transfer in R