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A case reflecting an incident of Assault in Nova Scotia

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A case reflecting an incident of Assault in Nova Scotia

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This document contains an assault case in Nova Scotia and answer to various other questions.

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This picture shows a hand of a women urging to stop sexual assault. Sexual assault is most common nowadays, at various public places and different work environments. Sexual assault really needs to be stopped. To make awareness regarding this topic I chose this picture.

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This picture clearly reflects a view when a police officer is under assault by protesters at any public area. The reason for choosing this picture is to illustrate a more realistic view of assault.

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This picture illustrates the violence between a young man and a police officer. I chose this picture because various protests led by youngsters lead to the assault on the persons responsible for their as well as security of others.

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The reason for choosing this article is that assault is common on civilians but the persons related to security and law enforcement also face various kinds of assault, while on duty.

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A Richmond man has been charged after police say he destroyed a cash register and merchandise at a gas station before punching a police officer in the face.

Adam T. Tillman, 25, was charged with destruction of property, assault, assault on law enforcement officer and obstruction of justice, according to James City County Police Department spokeswoman Stephanie Williams.

On Oct. 6 at about 10 p.m., police officers were called to the BP gas station at Anderson's Corner in James City County, Williams said.

When officers arrived, witnesses pointed out Tillman as he stood by the gas pumps, according to Williams.

Tillman did not comply with officers' verbal commands and he babbled, screamed and lunged at the officers, Williams said.

Tillman tried to run from police, but the officers caught up with him and tried to detain him, according to Williams.

While officers tried to detain him, Tillman punched one of them in the face and attempted to take an officer's handgun from his holster, Williams said.

After officers detained Tillman, they went into the gas station and discovered Tillman had destroyed a cash register and merchandise in the store worth more than $1,500, according to Williams.

At some point in the incident, Tillman forced a gas station employee to lay on the ground and he hit the employee in the face, Williams said. Another employee and a gas station customer pulled Tillman off the employee.

Both the officer and gas station employee suffered minor injuries, according to Williams.

Tillman was taken to Sentara Williamsburg Regional Medical Center and police obtained arrest warrants for him, Williams said.

He was served the arrest warrants at about 5:30 a.m. on Oct. 7, according to Williams. Tillman was then taken to the Virginia Peninsula Regional Jail.
Roberts can be reached at 757-604-1329 and on Twitter @SPRobertsJr.

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Police say Richmond man punched James City County police officer in the face

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A Richmond man has been charged after police say he destroyed a cash register and merchandise at a gas station before punching a police officer in the face. Adam T. Tillman, 25, was charged with destruction of property, assault, assault on law enforcement officer and obstruction of justice, according to James City County Police Department spokeswoman Stephanie Williams. On Oct.

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I chose this article because North York is the area, where assaults are common, according to the media reports. This article is a proof for the on-road assault in North York.

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Toronto police say they have opened an attempted murder investigation after a man was seriously injured in an assault in North York late Friday.

Police said around 11:45 p.m., a man was riding a bike in the area of Yonge Street and Wedgewood Drive, near Yonge and Steeles, when he was struck by an object and knocked to the ground.

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The suspect then fled the area on foot and once emergency crews arrived, the victim was rushed to hospital with life-threatening injuries.

Police have not identified the suspect and there is no indication as to why the man was assaulted.

In a news release Saturday morning, police said they are treating this incident as attempted murder.

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Investigators do not have a clear description of the suspect, but officials did say that they were wearing black clothing at the time of the assault.

Anyone with information or video from the area at the time of this incident is asked to contact police at 416-808-3200 or Crime Stoppers anonymously at 416-222-8477.

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Man suffers life-threatening injuries after assault in North York

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Toronto police say they have opened an attempted murder investigation after a man was seriously injured in an assault in North York late Friday. Police said around 11:45 p.m., a man was riding a bike in the area of Yonge Street and Wedgewood Drive, near Yonge and Steeles, when he was struck by an object and knocked to the ground.

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This video was recorded by a CCTV at a restaurant in Toronto where a man hit another person. This enables us to understand that assault can be at any place, without any particular reason. I chose this video because restaurants are the most common public places where people tend to become victims of assault.

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Man wanted in @torontopolice assault investigation

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This article provides us knowledge about another kind of assault that is "Sexual Assault". Sexual assault is common at various workplaces as well as public places, but this article highlights sexual assault with a broomstick at a school in Toronto.

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TORONTO - A sexual assault with a broomstick at a prestigious Catholic all-boys school in Toronto involved football team members and a Grade 9 student who entered their locker-room looking for a ride home, sources say.

The school confirmed Friday, in a letter addressed to the "St. Michael's College School community" that in the wake of the attack - and at least one other, less violent - a total of eight students have been expelled and a ninth suspended.

The locker-room assault was captured on video, a copy of which Toronto Police have.

Police have issued a warning that the video meets the definition of child pornography, and that anyone possessing a copy should delete it immediately.

They are investigating several allegations of assault and sexual assault at the private high school where annual tuition is $19,500 and the alumni include hockey greats Frank Mahovlich, Dave Keon and Tim Horton.

The National Post has learned that the boy, a Grade 9 student is not a member of the football team but apparently entered the dressing room seeking a ride home from a friend.

It's unclear how or why the boy's friend left without him, but he did, and instead of getting a lift the boy was allegedly set upon by members of one of the school's football teams, apparently the junior club.

We understand and share the anger and distress that such horrible acts could happen on our school grounds involving boys in our care

Sources who have seen the short video say it shows two students holding or using the broomstick while a much larger group of players, both white and black, cheered and shouted encouragement.

While the assault has been described as a "hazing" gone bad, hazing is a term usually reserved for relatively benign initiation rituals, such as head-shaving and the like, for rookie members of sports teams - not for non-members.

Police said they became aware of the assault on Wednesday and since then have learned of at least two other incidents.

The school's letter to parents refers to another incident the school first learned about, and received video of, on Monday.

After an internal investigation, the letter says four students were expelled because of their alleged involvement in this incident, which, the Canadian Press reports, involved members of the basketball team bullying a student and soaking him with water.

A fifth student was suspended for his role in the bathroom incident.

That same evening, Nov. 12, the letter says, the school received video of the alleged sexual assault with the broomstick.

After St. Mike's conducted its own investigation involving interviews and notifying "families involved that police" would be contacted, the school expelled another four students for their alleged roles in the broomstick assault.

It was only on Wednesday, three days ago, that police learned of the most serious incident at the school, and were given a copy of the video. It is unclear if the school approached the police, or vice versa. A source told the Canadian Press that it was the police who called the school.

It is unacceptable and falls far short of upholding the principles we strive to live by

St. Mike's, which had initially said it reported both incidents to police on Monday, acknowledged Friday that it had not done so but did not explain the discrepancy.

It is also unclear when the broomstick attack took place, but the Post has learned that at least one copy of the video is dated Nov. 8.

This would have been the day after the junior club, nicknamed the Kerry Blues, defeated St. Andrew's College to win its seventh consecutive Conference of Independent Schools of Ontario championship.

The Post has learned that there may have in fact been a third attack - another forced dunking of a student in the boys' bathroom.

The victims in all three incidents are different boys.

"We understand and share the anger and distress that such horrible acts could happen on our school grounds involving boys in our care," the school said in the letter to parents. "It is unacceptable and falls far short of upholding the principles we strive to live by."

The school held two meetings with parents on Friday to discuss the situation and called in crisis counsellors.

Late Friday, police said in a news release they are now conducting multiple investigations into multiple incidents of "assault and sexually assaultive behaviour," and that they are asking other witnesses or victims to come forward.

The police are working with the Child and Youth Advocacy Centre and asked that people call the Centre at 416-808-2922 or anonymously to Crime Stoppers at 416-222-TIPS (6477).

The CYAC was formed five years ago, and aims to make child-abuse investigations easier and less protracted for young victims.
cblatchford@postmedia.com - With files from the Canadian Press

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Broomstick sexual assault at Toronto's St. Michael's school involved members of football team

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TORONTO - A sexual assault with a broomstick at a prestigious Catholic all-boys school in Toronto involved football team members and a Grade 9 student who entered their locker-room looking for a ride home, sources say. The school confirmed Friday, in a letter addressed to the "St.

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This video was released by Police of North Toronto. It shows a clear view of assault at a tire shop in Vaughan.I chose this video to express my view that how assault is very common at places like, malls, shops and many other public places.

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Police north of Toronto have released disturbing video of an assault at a tire shop in Vaughan.

York regional police posted the video of two men assaulting a store employee, including by throwing a tire at his upper body.

The incident happened August 20th at a business on Hanlan Road.

Two men employees were injured, and police say one of them may not fully recover from his injuries.

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WATCH: Police search for suspects in shocking assault caught on video

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Police north of Toronto have released disturbing video of an assault at a tire shop in Vaughan. York regional police posted the video of two men assaulting a store employee, including by throwing a tire at his upper body. The incident happened August 20th at a business on Hanlan Road.

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This is a video of an assault inside a jail.I chose this video because this depicts a clear idea of assault in a jail, where surveillance is always present.

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Video shows brutal jail beating as watchdog says incidents rising