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Man acquitted of murder, accessory charges in killing of fellow Stony Mountain inmate
A man accused of helping plan the “cold, calculated and senseless” murder of a fellow inmate at Stony Mountain Institution last year, and later hiding the murder weapon to cover it up, has been acquitted of both charges, says the written decision from the judge.
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Posted: Dec 28, 2020 6:40 AM CT | Last Updated: December 28, 2020
Aaron Michael Ducharme admitted in court to taking the shank used to kill Adrian Fillion and hiding it in a garbage can, but said he made the decision under duress and had no other choice, Manitoba Court of Queen s Bench Justice Shauna McCarthy wrote in a Dec. 16 decision.(Kelly Malone/CBC)
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A man accused of helping plan the murder of a fellow Stony Mountain Institution inmate has been acquitted after the judge ruled his part in the “cold, calculated and senseless murder of extreme violence” couldn’t be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
A man accused of helping plan the murder of a fellow Stony Mountain Institution inmate has been acquitted after the judge ruled his part in the cold, calculated and senseless murder of extreme violence couldn’t be proved beyond a reasonable doubt.
Aaron Michael Ducharme, 30, was charged with first-degree murder along with Kevin Curtis Edwards, 29, and Peter Fisher, 27, after 42-year-old Adrian Fillion was stabbed 52 times and died in hospital in April 2019. Edwards and Fisher both pleaded guilty to first-degree murder in 2019 after testifying that they attacked Fillion with a shank filed from a garbage can after he was lured into his cell by Ducharme on the pret
Cary takes new growth, to see slight increase in property tax levy extension
Updated 12/18/2020 1:32 PM
The village of Cary s property tax levy is set to rise less than a percentage point to about $2,540,400, the village board decided Tuesday evening.
This represents an $8,190, or 0.32% increase, from last year s levy of $2,532,210.
Mayor Mark Kownick emphasized the village doesn t take these types of increases lightly, adding the $8,190 in new growth will not have a negative impact on homeowners.
The increase is designed to collect the same level of taxes on new construction for example, a new subdivision or an addition on a home that is levied on existing property value.
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