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  LONDON, ONT. -- On the road to recovery, but how long that road will be is still uncertain. Pete Mogan was able to return home on Wednesday after suffering significant injuries tobogganing last Saturday. His wife, Jessica Bickell, is happy to have him home, but describes her current state of mind as overwhelmed, “You know, we have some good moments…and some not-so-good moments.” Mogan was injured on a toboggan run in Byron’s Whisperwood Park. He was taken to the Trauma Unit at London Health Sciences Centre with a fractured skull, brain bleed and five fractured ribs. Speaking a...

Alabama Correctional Officers Respond to Mental Health Crisis With Deadly Force, Leaving at least Four Men Injured, Two in Critical Condition On the morning of January 30, 2021, Mr. Ephan Moore, a man known to have a serious mental illness who is incarcerated at Donaldson Correctional Facility, experienced a mental health crisis resulting in an incident with Alabama Department of Corrections (ADOC) staff that correctional officers responded to with deadly and brutal force. One of the witnesses to Moore’s beating described seeing him being struck in the head by a Sgt. Brown with an “ax-li...

2 men facing charges in fatal shooting at Berks County motel Updated Feb 04, 2021; Two central Pennsylvania men have been arrested in connection to an Econo Lodge shooting that killed a woman late last year, Berks County prosecutors announced Thursday. Prosecutors said Joe Alexis Reyes-Navedo, 42, of Ephrata, Lancaster County; and Jesus Figueroa-Quinones, 25, of Reading, Berks County; were involved with a fatal Dec. 3 shooting at the Econo Lodge & Suites on the 2000 block of Bernville Road. A 25-year-old woman with a gunshot wound to the head was taken to the Trauma Unit at Reading Hospital,...

Updated: January 27, 2021, 10:07 am © DCT Media The lead clinician for the north of Scotland trauma network said he suspects a rise in injuries related to alcohol and self-harm is down to “the levels of distress” some people are experiencing. MSP’s on Holyrood’s Health Committee were told the number of major trauma cases being dealt with by medics across Scotland has increased during the Covid-19 crisis. James Anderson, the lead clinician for the North of Scotland Trauma Network, said in the north the “numbers have continued in absolute terms largely unchanged in terms of major tra...

Health minister Dr Zweli Mkhize said on Tuesday that the suspension of alcohol sales has helped in the fight against Covid-19.