Rosie Mullaley

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Matthew Kavanagh of Harbour Grace - one of three people charged with murdering a Spaniard's Bay man last year in Bay Roberts - had his bail hearing begin in Supreme Court in St. John's today. It will continue next month. https://t.co/w7EOjsvsas

From the Crown in Pomeroy case: The decision "does not reflect evidence gathered by police or the credibility of the (teen). The evidence suggests that the factual underpinnings of the allegations were accurate and that a relationship between Mr. Pomeroy & the (girl) did exist.."

The Crown announced this morning it is not proceeding on sexual assault & sexual exploitation charges against St. John’s fire captain Ron Pomeroy. “The facts don’t support the legal criteria for this matter,” prosecutors Tim O’Brien told the court. #NTVNews

Lawyers are still in discussions about how to move forward in the Markus Hicks case in St. John’s. “It’s moving,” Crown prosecutor Richard Deveau told Chief Justice Robin Fowler. Ho is appeared by video from Bishop’s Falls Correctional Centre. #NTVNews https://t.co/z4Y7Ly1FvB

The courtroom erupted as the jury’s foreperson in the Patrick Sukurayok’s trial said “not guilt.” The mother of Bernard Otuk - the man Sukurayok was accused of murdering - screamed in horror. “What if it was your son?,” she yelled to jurors as they left the courtroom. #NTVNews

Sukurayok found not guilty.

The verdict is in! Jurors hqve reached a verdict in the Patrick Sukurayok murder trial. I’m at Supreme Court on St. John’s waiting for proceedings to begin. #NTVNews

The jury in Patrick Sulurayok's murder trial at Supreme Court in St. John's began deliberating just after 6 p.m. Thursday evening. They have to sift through almost 4 weeks of testimony from several witnesses. #NTVNews https://t.co/5Dm3r26Ew4

The garage area behind the Paradise Town Hall is on fire. Several fire crews are on scene. https://t.co/GlogHq8vpU

The defence said an 18-year jail term is too long for 82-yr-old Bruce Escott. He said his old age should be taken onto consideration. He said 9 years would be appropriate. With 3 years’ credit for time already served, that would leave 6 years on his term.@NTVNewsNL https://t.co/nHBspkhdI1

The Crown says Bruce Escott - a former fire chief and taxi driver who lived in a St. John’s east-end trailer park - deserves an 18-year jail term for the pain and trauma he caused the teen boys he sexually abused over 3 decades. The defence will present this afternoon.@NTVNewsNL https://t.co/7LievGtvBf

Remains of Joshua Miller found after almost 12 years https://t.co/DDps89KRXT

Man feels lucky to be alive after he and wife escaped Mount Pearl house fire https://t.co/1NXM4m1AMC

Thomas Parsley - accused of attempting to murder a man at the Waterford Hospital in St. John’s - appeared in provincial court this morning. He will undergo a psychiatric assessment and will be back before a judge Monday. @NTVNewsNL https://t.co/fmuRME2gdw

Thirty-year-old Thomas Parsley is facing charges of attempted murder and assault with a weapon as a result of an attack at the Waterford Hospital in St. John’s. He’s set to appear in court today. @NTVNewsNL

Arrests have been made in connection with an overnight break-in at RBC in Holyrood, where a backhoe was allegedly used to smash into the building. I’ll have more on the @NTVNewsNL https://t.co/hgAcW9wQNy