Police

One man is in custody following a stabbing in the downtown area this weekend. Greater Sudbury Police were called to an address on Pine Street on Sunday, June 30, around 2:30 am after receiving word of a stabbing.

BY KEITH LACEY A local concrete company and two supervisors are facing numerous charges after a young worker was seriously injured on the job last summer.

Justice Patricia Hennessy will decide this morning if a man is guilty of raping, forcibly confining and threatening a woman with serious bodily harm 14 months ago.

BY KEITH LACEY A Sudbury bookkeeper facing jail time collapsed and was rushed to hospital Tuesday in the middle of her sentencing hearing on charges of stealing $120,000 from a former employer.

BY KEITH LACEY More than 18 months after his arrest, the former financial adviser, accused of bilking investors of more than $6 million has started his preliminary hearing on more than 300 charges.

By Keith Lacey It appears Sudbury?s Crown attorney?s office will go ahead with its first-ever application to have a repeat violent convict tried as a dangerous offender.

BY KEITH LACEY A man who sexually assaulted a developmentally challenged woman at the end of a 24-hour drinking binge last New YearÂ?s Eve was sentenced to 15 months in jail Tuesday.

BY RICK PUSIAK The cityÂ?s new police chief was sworn into office Thursday in a ceremony that reflected the many cultures and strengths of Sudbury.

BY MICHAEL JAMES If the number of vehicles impounded by Greater Sudbury Police Services last week for failing to pass safety inspection is any indication, the roads are much safer this week.

Increasing community awareness of the diversity of the Greater Sudbury Police Service within our community is the focus of Police Week 2003. Police Week was officially launched Monday with a special kickoff press conference at Tom Davies Square.