Federal NDP Jagmeet Singh is in St. John’s to kick off his Atlantic tour. He hopes to discuss some big ticket issues for the New Democrats and, as NTV’s Bailey Howard tells us the party also has plans to nominate a candidate for the next federal election.
Wanted man Tony Farrell is a high priority for
in this province. He has evaded arrest since being the subject of an emergency alert which was issued last Wednesday. At the time, residents in the area of Swift Current on the Burin Peninsula were asked to stay inside their homes with their doors locked, but police still haven’t been able to locate Farrell. In an update today,
spokesperson Glenda Power says while she can’t speak to the perimeters of the specific search area, she can today confirm that police seized the vehicle Farrell had been using last week. On Wednesday, after police issued the emergency alert, Farrell had been moving on foot, and was armed. Today believe he is likely being harboured or helped to evade capture from one or more members of the public. Police warn that anyone who is helping him could also be charged and face serious penalties. Power adds that while last week during the emergency alert issue, they were concerned about potential use of a firearm – to date, Farrell has not had a history of firearms use.
say the investigation is still a high priority and is ongoing.
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