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The StarPhoenix Photo Coverage September-
October 2009
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Saskatoon police have identified 19-year-old
Charlotte Dawn Jolly as the victim in the citys
third homicide of 2009 on September 1. Saskatoon
Police Service/submitted to The StarPhoenix
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Saskatoon police have identified 19-year-old
Charlotte Dawn Jolly as the victim in the citys
third homicide of 2009 on September 1. Saskatoon
Police Service/submitted to The StarPhoenix
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Police are asking for public assistance in
connection with a stolen vehicle that was
recovered in the same parking lot following
Saskatoon's third homicide of 2009. A 1988 blue,
four-door Cadillac Broughm was reported as being
stolen from Fairview Court at 31st Street and
Avenue P between 10 p.m. on August 31 and 150
a.m. September 1. Investigators believe the
vehicle is connected to the homicide, and any
information on its whereabouts or people spotted
in the vehicle may be important to the
investigation. Photograph by Saskatoon Police
Service
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Police are asking for public assistance in
connection with a stolen vehicle that was
recovered in the same parking lot following
Saskatoon's third homicide of 2009. A 1988 blue,
four-door Cadillac Broughm was reported as being
stolen from Fairview Court at 31st Street and
Avenue P between 10 p.m. on August 31 and 150
a.m. September 1. Investigators believe the
vehicle is connected to the homicide, and any
information on its whereabouts or people spotted
in the vehicle may be important to the
investigation. Photograph by Saskatoon Police
Service
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Deputy chief Gary Broste (from left), Insp.
Shelley Ballard, Chief Clive Weighill and Insp.
Jerome Engele are held up at police headquarters
Tuesday, September 8 by Saskatoon Public Library
employees Jenny Ryan and Jim Drake. Richard
Marjan/The StarPhoenix
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Speeding vehicles on Saskatoon roads are
prompting a city councillor to call for police to
look at positioning decoy patrol cars with
cardboard cut-outs of officers to bluff people
into slowing down. (September 18 coverage) Gord
Waldner/The StarPhoenix file photo
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Saskatoons EAGLE helped land two street racers
Tuesday, September 22, as the Saskatoon Police
Service air support unit spotted two vehicles
westbound on 22nd Street West engaging in a race
while travelling at speeds in excess of 90 km/h
in a 50 km/h zone. Lori Coolican/The StarPhoenix
file photo
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Tianna Jonasson (left) gets a copy of The
StarPhoenix from the Saskatoon Police Service's
Inspector Brian Shalovelo on September 23
Literacy Day. Liam Richards/The StarPhoenix
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Saskatoon Police Service Det. Sgt. Jerry Boechler
displays a bag and other evidence recovered
during a fraud investigation on September 23.
Hughes Tomdio-Yituiti was arrested Sept. 16 and
has been charged with attempted fraud over 5,000
after allegedly trying to defraud a 52-year-old
woman in an inheritance scam, police said
Wednesday. A later search of the hotel room he
was staying at recovered a bag purported to
contain 12 million US. The bag contained a
mixture of authentic U.S. bank notes and plain
paper, wrapped in bundles. Liam Richards/The
StarPhoenix
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Police were searching Friday afternoon, September
25 for a 20-year-old Saskatoon man, wanted on an
outstanding warrant after fleeing the scene of a
domestic dispute. Liam Richards/The StarPhoenix
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Saskatoon police take Sandra Bell into custody
Wednesday, October 7 at 20th Street West and
Avenue J South. Greg Pender/The StarPhoenix
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Police responded after a man at the Saskatchewan
Government Insurance (SGI) office in downtown
Saskatoon threatened to light himself on fire on
October 8. Greg Pender/The StarPhoenix
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Police responded after a man at the Saskatchewan
Government Insurance (SGI) office in downtown
Saskatoon threatened to light himself on fire on
October 8. Greg Pender/The StarPhoenix
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A man was taken into custody by Saskatoon police
Thursday, October 8 after attempting to light
himself on fire. Gord Waldner/The StarPhoenix
file photo
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Saskatoon lost its dubious claim to the title of
murder capital of Canada last year. According to
an annual report released in October by
Statistics Canada, the city recorded four
homicides in 2008, resulting in a per-capita rate
of 1.55 for every 100,000 residents -- lower than
the overall national rate of 1.83, and less than
half the 2007 rate of 3.6. Gord Waldner/The
StarPhoenix file photo