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PRINCE ALBERT, Sask. — A woman is alleging that a Saskatchewan RCMP officer accused of killing her brother had been harassing him for the last two years. Cpl. Bernie Herman made his first court appearance in Prince Albert on Thursday, the day of his 53rd birthday. He is charged with first-degree murder in the death of 26-year-old Braden Herman, who police said was found dead in a wooded area in the city on Tuesday. Police have said the two men knew each other but were not related. They also said the killing happened when the officer was off duty. “Bernie was after my brother and was alway...

(paNOW file photo) With his face covered by a medical mask, and wearing a polo shirt and blue jeans, a Prince Albert RCMP officer stood with his arms behind his back Thursday and simply nodded his head when a judge asked if he understood the charge he was facing. Bernie Herman, who turned 53 on Thursday, is facing a charge of first-degree murder in the death Tuesday evening of 26-year-old Braden Herman. Braden’s body was found in a wooded area within city limits. Herman, who has acquired the services of Saskatoon lawyer Brad Mitchell, was remanded into custody and is scheduled to make his n...

The Northern Territory's remote Tiwi Islands are renowned for producing Australian Rules champions including Maurice and Cyril Rioli and Michael Long. But two weeks ago NRL legend Matt Bowen was the star attraction as the former Cowboys fullback helped to host skills sessions at Tiwi College as part of the National Non-Contact Rugby League Program. The NRL and Touch Football combined to deliver the Government-funded program, the organisations each providing a game development officer to lead clinics across a Tuesday and Wednesday. And despite the Aussie Rules posts on Tiwi College's sweeping ...

  SASKATOON -- A man guilty of shooting a Saskatoon father has been sentenced seven years in prison. Destin Mosquito was one of four men charged with manslaughter in the death of Kevin Nataucappo, 31. The Saskatoon father was shot during a home invasion he was part of on Sept. 21, 2019. Police found Nataucappo at a home on Howell Avenue. He died from a gunshot wound in hospital. Court heard Mosquito was the one who brought the gun to the home, but the shooting was accidental. The defence pushed for a five-to-six year sentence. Defence lawyer Brad Mitchell said the shooting was “enti...

Article content Destin Mosquito acknowledges he had a gun that went off during a melee, killing a 31-year-old Saskatoon father, but says he did not intentionally fire it. The sentencing hearing for Mosquito, 23, took place at Saskatoon Court of Queen’s Bench on Monday after he pleaded guilty to breaking and entering to commit an assault with a weapon and manslaughter in connection with Kevin Nataucappo’s death on Sept. 21, 2019. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Destin Mosquito gets seven years for role in shooting death of Kevin Nataucappo ...