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Criminal charges against an Edmonton police constable following an incident at a Spruce Grove recreation centre have been withdrawn after the officer agreed to enter into a peace bond.
Lawyers cross-examined the alleged assault victim of a pair of Edmonton police officers Friday, suggesting he was aggressive and evasive.
"This is the first time in this whole interaction with the judicial system, that somebody said to Helen, 'we believe you'"
These 2 dogs were seized by animal control. Then they died in custody. Weeks after two dogs were seized from their owner, both animals were dead. Owner Nicholas Verklan faced charges which were eventually stayed. His complaints against the Edmonton Police Service and the City of Edmonton are being investigated. Social Sharing
Article content An Alberta woman sentenced to 18 years behind bars for killing her abusive husband is appealing her punishment. On Thursday, 56-year-old Helen Doris Naslund filed a notice asking the Alberta Court of Appeal to review her sentence. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Alberta woman appeals 18-year sentence for killing abusive husband Back to video Naslund pleaded guilty last October for shooting her husband Miles Naslund while he slept in their Holden, Alta. farmhouse. She later sunk the body in a pond with help from her son Neil, w...