A Nelson man will remain in jail after an incident in Warfield, according to Trail RCMP NCO/ic Sgt. Mike Wicentowich. "On Sunday, Jan. 22, at 3:46 p.m., frontline Trail and Greater District RCMP officers responded to a report of a man flashing a knife to a passerby in the 800 block of Schofield Hwy in Warfield," Wicentowich said. "The officers attended the location and located
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Become at play. and the worry is that some people will use violence because feel like something has been taken away from them. just so sad. america has some of the most securest l st elections in the e world. the state offices that run the elections work so hard, i mean, hundreds of thousands of people who are involved in elections. we are the envy of the world except if you live here and believe the big lie. so we have fencing. to be fair, this is a rally to support people who are accused of who we watched assaults law enforcement, assault police officer, assault democracy. sad to see the fencing go back up, but is it necessary? what does that say about where we are? i think that it is and i think that it is necessary as a pre-show of force to try to disrupt of anyone who is thinking of shenanigans is a
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A Mackay man says he is “embarrassed” and will refrain from masturbating in public again after he was caught for the second time.
Mitchel Dean Boyd, who faced Mackay Magistrates Court on Friday, was charged with wilful exposure after a member of the public reported him masturbating in his car at East Mackay on June 23 last year.
“I’m not going to do it ever again in my life,” Boyd said via videolink from jail.
“It’s an embarrassing thing.”
Magistrate Bronwyn Hartigan said police later arrested Boyd on September 17, 2020 after he crashed his car along Horse and Jockey Rd while his licence was disqualified.