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BY LAUREL MYERS Jeremy Trodd, 24, the man who was convicted of killing Greater Sudbury Police Sgt. Rick McDonald, returned to Sudbury court Monday for a bail hearing on new charges.

BY LAUREL MYERS Three murders and the fateful discovery of a missing man grabbed the top headlines in 2007. On Jan.

A motor vehicle collision, on MR#15 between Val Caron and Azilda at 7:58 on Dec. 22, resulted in serious injuries and death.

Police responded to a complaint from the principal at Lasalle Secondary School that a 16-year-old youth is alleged to have sprayed a substance, believed to be pepper spray, in the hallway of the school’s main floor on Dec. 19 at 10:30 am.

BY LAUREL MYERS The 19-year-old man found guilty of attempted murder following a knife attack last November was in Sudbury superior court Wednesday in a second attempt to determine his sentencing. On Nov.

A call for police assistance on Old Falconbridge Rd.

A homeowner in Azilda awoke to noises coming from his yard on Dec. 18 at 5:20 am. When he realized that someone was attempting to steal his snowmobile, he went out to confront the suspect.

Police officers attended the intersection of Elm and Regent Streets to investigate a two-vehicle collision on Dec. 17 at 11 am.

On Thursday, Dec.13, Focus Sudbury sponsored a festive RIDE check at various points of Greater Sudbury. In total, 430 vehicles were checked resulting in eight suspected drivers having alcohol in their system.

An unknown male attempted to rob Douglas Variety Confectionary; located at 74 Douglas St., on Dec. 14 at 10:30 pm. The suspect, while brandishing a weapon, demanded that the clerk give him all the money and cigarettes.