Police

A woman has been charged with failing to drive in the marked lane after the mini-van she was driving ended up in the ditch along Hwy. 69 just south of Alban Dec. 22 around 8:15 am. A male passenger had to be air-lifted to hospital in Sudbury.

BY KEITH LACEY Two murders and another case Greater Sudbury Police admit is looking more and more to involve foul play made headlines in 2006.

BY TRACEY DUGUAY After being convicted of second-degree murder in 1978, John Moore spent 10 years in a penitentiary. He was released on bail in 1989, two years after the law used to convict him was repealed and ruled unconstitutional.

Three men suffered serious but non life-threatening injuries when their truck struck a culvert Dec. 21 around 12:49 am. According to Greater Sudbury Police, a pickup was being driven westbound on Valleyview Rd.

Greater Sudbury Police responded to a report of a suspicious person seen with what appeared to be a pipe bomb in the downtown core Dec. 20 around 1:30 pm.

BY KEITH LACEY A young Laurentian University student who says she was roughed up by police without cause remains hopeful charges of resisting arrest and assaulting police will be dismissed against her and a good friend.

BY KEITH LACEY If you have an outstanding warrant, Greater Sudbury Police are urging members of the public to turn themselves in or risk spending time being detained by police or even perhaps spending some time behind bars.

On Dec. 14, a Sudbury resident notified the Ontario Provincial Police about a couple of break-ins on Plouffe Rd. near French River. Police say two cottages were broken into.

BY KEITH LACEY A young man from Greater Sudbury who contracted HIV from tainted blood when he was a toddler has become the centrepiece of a $450-million lawsuit that claims federal government employees purposely destroyed key documents surrounding Ca

Greater Sudbury Police have arrested a man suspected of leading police on two high-speed pursuits through the city's south end.