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BBCNEWS BBC News October 2, 2017 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News October 2, 2017

After a day of voting that descended into chaos and violence, regional leaders in catalonia say 90 of those who voted in a referendum were in favour of independence from spain. More than 800 people are reported to have been injured after violence at many polling stations. The Prime Minister, mariano rajoy, said the poll was illegal and that most people in catalonia did not want independence. From barcelona, tom burridge reports. This is how a vote turned ugly. Spanish National Police moving in to disrupt an independence referendum in catalonia which spains government considers illegal. People ...

'Extreme situation': RCMP justified in shooting gunman on QEII in 2020, says ASIRT - Vimarsana News

'Extreme situation': RCMP justified in shooting gunman on QEII in 2020, says ASIRT

RCMP officers were justified in shooting a man who led police on a chase down a busy highway and opened fire on an officer.

'Extreme situation': RCMP justified in shooting gunman on QEII in 2020, says ASIRT - Vimarsana News

'Extreme situation': RCMP justified in shooting gunman on QEII in 2020, says ASIRT

RCMP officers were justified in shooting a man who led police on a chase down a busy highway and opened fire on an officer.

Edmonton police chief links drop in crime to increased police funding - Vimarsana News

Edmonton police chief links drop in crime to increased police funding

Edmonton police chief Dale McFee is linking an overall drop in crime in the city to increased police funding. 

Family, detectives plead for tips in Indigenous woman's 2009 Edmonton killing - Vimarsana News

Family, detectives plead for tips in Indigenous woman's 2009 Edmonton killing

Andrew Quewezance gripped his cane, looked into a row of TV cameras and pleaded for someone to help end his family's 15-year nightmare.