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It was just on the News today..

Exxon recorded a record $40 Billion profit...for the LAST QUARTER of 2007.

That a new record for any public traded company....

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Feb2208_094110.html

RCMP release video of arson suspect, Riverview, N.B.

District 11 RCMP are releasing a video to the public via “YouTube” of an arson in Parkindale, N.B. on September 25, 2007. The video comes from a security camera at the scene in which a man with a gasoline container is seen throwing a liquid on a building and then lighting it on fire. The police have been holding the video as evidence in the investigation and at this point it is believed that if the public saw the video, it may result in people coming forward with information that will help the RCMP solve the crime.

This crime is one of a series of arsons in the area over the past several months which began on June 13, 2007 when a camp was set on fire in Parkindale resulting in $40,000 in damage.

Others arsons have included a house under construction in Upper Coverdale on August 28, 2007.

On September 25, 2007 in addition to the building in the video, a detached garage and a home in Colpitts Settlement were also set on fire.

On January 19, 2008 a detached garage in Colpitts Settlement was also set on fire.

In addition to the arsons, on December 30, 2007, a shot was fired through the front window of a home in Colpitts Settlement and the following night on December 31, 2007, the police received reports of shots fired near another home also in Colpitts Settlement.

The RCMP's Major Crimes Unit is conducting the investigations and is encouraging anyone who knows anything about this rash of crimes to pass along their information by calling 1-506-851-7467. In addition a group of concerned citizens from the area has offered an award of up to $10,000.00 for information provided through Crime Stoppers that will lead to the arrest of the individual(s) responsible for the acts of arson. Anonymous tips can be called in to N.B. Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

Update

A phone tip led Saint John Police to a street corner where April  was found in a cage.

Paladin wrote:

 

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Rare " Goeldi’s monkey" stolen from Saint John zoo; officials make plea for return

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

http://mikeoncrime.com/article/8361/rare-monkey-stolen-from-nb-zoo-officials-make-plea-for-return
THE CANADIAN PRESS
2008 04 23

 

SAINT JOHN, N.B. — A young callimico monkey named April is missing from the Cherry Brook Zoo in Saint John, N.B., after someone jumped a fence, kicked in a door and stole her from an enclosure.
Zoo Director Len Collrin said it appears whoever took the small, black primate, also known as a Goeldi’s monkey, knew what they were doing.

Collrin said the monkey is 12-inches tall and weighs less than a pound, adding that it is a high maintenance animal that requires a special diet and won’t make a good house pet.
“They are small animals, they are very fragile, and they have a special diet,” said Lynda Collrin, director of zoo development.
“We have to order in a canned food with a certain protein ratio, and we have to bring in a special high-protein monkey biscuit.”
She said if someone feeds the monkey grapes and citrus fruits, the baby could go into insulin shock.
Collrin said the young monkey needs to be with its family.
“The whole family unit takes care of the baby, even the juvenile brother takes the baby and carries it,” she said.
Collrin said the parents and brother are very upset.
“They are either hiding…or come up to the fence and are doing a distress call.”
It wasn’t clear if more than one person was involved in the heist.
“It occurred sometime between midnight Tuesday and 8:30 Wednesday morning,” said Sgt. Pat Bonner of the Saint John Police.
A hack saw was used to unsuccessfully cut through a padlock and a hasp, before the door to the monkey’s enclosure was kicked in.
Callimico monkeys are a reclusive and diminutive species native to South America.
Discovered a century ago by Swiss naturalist Emil August Goeldi, the animals are now considered an endangered species in the wild.
The two parent monkeys in Saint John are among a group of 17 brought to Canada in 2005 for a breeding program.
The Cherry Brook Zoo has offered a reward for information that leads to the safe return of the monkey, but — in a direct plea to whoever stole it — Lynda Collrin said she just wants April returned.
“You’ve made a mistake,” she said. “If this animal is returned, there’s no pressed charges, I won’t even ask your name. All I want is this baby back.”
Anyone with information is asked to call their nearest police or Crimestoppers.

 

 

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Paladin wrote:

Update

A phone tip led Saint John Police to a street corner where April  was found in a cage.

Hmmm given the short turn around I'm gonna have to guess college prank.

Paladin wrote:

I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

Paladin wrote:

I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

There is a 1/4 lb of cheese offered as a reward.

Would that help ease your concious..any ?

Paladin wrote:

I will also be making an official report with the Police.That was a Threat.Be prepared for the consequences.

2008/7/3

Armed Robbery , Moncton, N.B.

http://www.rcmp-grc.gc.ca/nb/news/Jul0308_142718.html

The Codiac Regional RCMP is asking for your assistance in identifying the person in this photo.

The suspect is described as being a female, approximately 40 years old, 5 feet 6 inches tall and weighing between 130 - 145 pounds.

On June 28 at 06:54am, the Codiac Regional RCMP responded to an armed robbery at Needs Convenience on Elmwood Drive in Moncton.
Investigation is ongoing.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Codiac Regional RCMP at (506)857-2400 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS(8477).

On a lighter note....