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The Avon man accused of leaving the scene after hitting a pedestrian with his car came before the court Thursday for a pretrial hearing that revealed more about what happened that night in December of last year.
Tyler Walker, 31, was charged with leaving the scene of an accident resulting in serious bodily injury, a Class 4 felony, after he struck Andrew Dolan, 46, with his car just after 7 p.m. on Dec. 5.
Walker was traveling westbound on Highway 6 when the front right of his vehicle struck the right side of Dolan, who was crossing the highway from south to north from the Highway 6 East/Stone Creek Drive bus stop, according to an affidavit detailing the incident.
Province won t say how isolation hotel rules have changed in wake of Fredericton cluster
A man isolating at one of New Brunswick s designated isolation hotels says he saw the rules there become more restrictive for him and other guests, but the provincial government won t say what new rules have been put in place since a cluster emerged at another isolation hotel.
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Andrew Dolan says he saw changes to rules for him and other guests isolating at Hilton Saint John
Posted: May 22, 2021 7:00 AM AT | Last Updated: May 22
Andrew Dolan says the room he s isolating in at the Hilton Saint John has windows that can t open, leaving him concerned about the possibility of germs spreading between units.(Submitted by Andrew Dolan)
Renwick, of Vulcan Close, was detained and officers began to search the U-bend of the toilet. When nothing was found, they turned their attention to an external waste pipe and followed it to a grid outside the property. The officer opened the grid and found what they believed to be heroin and cocaine. Further examination revealed that there was 120 wraps of cocaine and 121 wraps of heroin with a street value of £2,410. A taser, phone and quantity of cash were also discovered during the raid. Liverpool Crown Court Renwick, who has a history of drug offences, was subsequently arrested and charged with possession with intent to supply class A drugs and possession of a taser.
Teenage boys reported after windows smashed at North Ayrshire Cancer Care Two teenage boys have been reported in connection with recent vandalisms at the North Ayrshire Cancer Care base in Kilwinning. The duo, aged 15 and 17, were reported after police were made aware of two instances of vandalism, one on January 22 and again on February 14. The windows and doors of the building were smashed in these incidents which left elderly volunteers distressed . Enquiries carried out by local officers resulted in two youths being referred to the Children’s Reporter Administration in connection with the incidents. Inspector Andrew Dolan, locality inspector for Kilwinning said: These types of crimes are understandably of concern to the local community and I would like to thank them for their assistance during our investigations.