Second-Degree Murder Charge Filed in Death of 70-Year-Old
Regional police have charged a man with second-degree murder following a homicide last week. Officers responding to a report on Richmond Street found 70-year-old Brian David Johnson injured at a residence. He was later declared dead at the scene.
The Nova Scotia Medical Examiner Service confirmed the cause of death as homicide.
On Tuesday evening, 56-year-old Derrick Eugene Munroe was arrested at his home in connection with the case. He is set to appear in provincial court on Thursday. Police stated they do not believe this was a random act and emphasized that the investigation is ongoing.
Municipality Closing Another Encampment in Halifax
The municipality announced it will close and de-designate another encampment site in Halifax. Notices were issued on Wednesday to individuals living rough at the Lower [location].
Protection of Natural Areas in the Province
A government announcement detailed that thousands of acres of forests, beaches, and vital ecosystems throughout the province have been officially protected. Nova Scotia has designated these areas as untouchable to preserve their ecological importance.
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