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In July 1976, Greg MacAleese, a Canadian-born police communities around Nova Scotia. Without doubt, each officer in Albuquerque, New Mexico was investigating a volunteer brings a strong belief in safe homes and safe robbery/murder that took place on a Friday night at a local communities to this successful investigative tool for our Phillips 66 gas station in a well-traveled part of town. The police agencies. You will see our volunteers at community victim, Michael Carmen, was only two weeks from events promoting the many successes attributed to Crime marrying his high school sweetheart, and was filling in for Stoppers. They are charged with the fundraising for cash a friend who needed that shift off that night. Michael had awards. They also determine the cash awards and even pay cooperated with the robbers and turned over the $36 in the those awards. till, but they shot him anyway. Michael died four hours later. THE PARTNERS - THE POLICE MacAleese was frustrated that no one would come forward The police receive the tips and pass them on to the with information on this crime. He determined that there appropriate investigating agency. The police provide were two reasons for the public’s lack of confidence in their information on crimes so we can research and write the police department: Crime of the Week features that you read about in your (1) Citizens were apathetic. In other words, “why local newspapers, hear on a radio station or view on bother,” or “what’s in it for me?” television. The information from tipsters is assessed and (2) Fear of criminal retaliation. Many citizens in passed on to the appropriate investigating agency. They Albuquerque believed that if they came forward with promote Crime Stoppers through public speaking and information, they might be the next victim. public service announcements. THE PARTNERS - THE MEDIA Determined that this case could be solved, MacAleese approached his Chief of Police, local businesses and the The media’s role is to keep Crime Stoppers in the public media with the idea that to overcome apathy by having local domain. Whether it’s the Crime of the Week, a public businesses offer a cash award as an incentive for anyone service announcement or promoting the many successes with information to call police. To overcome fear of of Crime Stoppers, their role is vital to the overall success criminal retaliation, they would offer callers complete of the program. The media reassure the public that this anonymity. A local television station agreed to re-enact this program works. The Crime Stoppers program is very crime in September. The re-enactment aired at fortunate to have our Crime of the Week feature and Public approximately 10:45p.m. during their newscast, and by Service Announcements donated by the media. A 8:00a.m. the next morning, the crime was solved. successful Crime Stoppers Program could not function as Impressed with the results, MacAleese sought the support well without this kind of support. of the Chief of Police to continue this type of approach 1976 – 2019 to solving crimes. The chief agreed that if Crime Stoppers Like any other successful idea, Crime Stoppers has seen a could solve 30 serious crimes by the end of the year he steady growth since its inception. Crime Stoppers would consider making it permanent and part of Albuquerque grew to Crime Stoppers New Mexico to Albuquerque Police Department’s fight against crime. In Crime Stoppers USA and in 1981, became Crime Stoppers fact, in the next four months, Crime Stoppers solved 300 International (CSI) when the first program outside the crimes! Crime Stoppers took off! And the program grew United States started in Calgary, Alberta. Crime Stoppers so much that by October 1980, Crime Stoppers USA had was introduced to the citizens of Nova Scotia in 1987. 59 programs. Today, there are over 1,800 programs worldwide. All Then in August 1983, Crime Stoppers International was programs operate with the complete guarantee of formed to reflect the worldwide interest in this unique anonymity and cash awards. CSI has been recognized by program. Today, there are more than 1,700 programs Interpol as an effective crime-fighting organization. CSI worldwide and that all operate in exactly the same way - has also been recognized by the United Nations. with We offer cash awards and complete anonymity. The statistics accumulated since its beginnings are truly THE PARTNERS - THE VOLUNTEERS amazing. Worldwide tipsters have been responsible for Crime Stoppers is a partnership between the community, 1,021,532 offenders arrested; 1,600,683 cases solved; the police and media. Each partner has a distinct and property valued at $2,342,380,869 recovered and returned important role in the success of our program. Crime to the rightful owners, and drugs valued at $9,536,446,463 Stoppers is administered and overseen by volunteers from removed from our streets, as of July 2019.

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2 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) DSJNF!TUPQQFST!- NOVA SCOTIA The Crime Stoppers programs were launched in November specifically, how they committed it, was so valuable to 1987 with a program for mainland Nova Scotia and a police that they were able to make two arrests. Eventually, second for Cape Breton Island. Not unlike the first Crime both pleaded guilty. Stoppers in Albuquerque, our programs took off. We can Another case involving a vicious assault was solved through boast that we’ve solved such serious crimes as murder, the efforts of a tipster who was able to provide us with the aggravated sexual assault, fraud, arson, illegal smuggling name of the assailant based on a specific description of and drug dealing. You name it, and our anonymous tipsters the attacker. have solved it. We proudly say that no matter where you live in Nova Scotia, whether you’re served by the RCMP Several years ago, Crime Stoppers identified several people or a municipal police service, Crime Stoppers has played a involved in an elaborate debit card scam which, at that time, significant role in identifying criminals and bringing them had cost the banking institution several thousand dollars in to justice. Later in this article, I will share some of the losses. The tipster was able to provide precise details on many cases solved by anonymous tipsters. how this group was defrauding the bank. Crime Stoppers has proven its worth many times over to Police believe that approximately 80% of criminal activity our police and other enforcement agencies. Remember, is drug related. So Crime Stoppers is always proud of any Crime Stoppers is not a police program. It is an extension drug seizure attributed to our program. We are very proud of the community assisting law enforcement. that to date, we have been responsible for removing almost $14,295,400 in illegal drugs out of the hands of our youth. How many times have we heard that expression, “is your Included in those seizures is everything from street level organization cost effective and efficient in service dealing as well as sophisticated growing operations. A delivery?” If you apply that statement to Crime Stoppers cocaine seizure in the mid 1990’s was valued at $400,000. and how the program operates, you will readily agree that More importantly, police seized several automatic weapons we are effective and efficient. Crime Stoppers tipsters, at and the persons arrested were high-ranking members of no cost to the investigating agency, will relay information an organized crime group in another part of Canada. on crimes; who is responsible, how they did it, what was stolen, where it’s hidden, and so on. Tipsters save our The Insurance Bureau of Canada estimates that partners time and effort in investigating crime. Successful approximately 15% of insurance claims are fraudulent. tipsters are rewarded in cash, anywhere from $50 to $2,000, This is a crime that costs us all. There are several cases on for their efforts by the Crime Stoppers program, not the the Crime Stoppers books where we have identified people police. who have engineered their own crime and insurance claim and because of the assistance of our tipsters, Crime Very early in our history, we identified the persons Stoppers were able to provide police with specific details responsible for the murder of a man. The motive for that of how the so-called crime was committed, what the crime was robbery. The victim was robbed of a small suspects were claiming in losses and most importantly, amount of money and through the efforts of a tipster who where the personal items were actually hidden. (continues) overheard the perpetrators discuss their crime and, OUR NJTTJPO STATEMENT Crime Stoppers promotes the reduction of crime through community based effort to provide appropriate authorities with the information needed to lay charges against those responsible. Crime Stoppers endeavors to encourage the community to assist local law enforcement agencies in the fight against crime by overcoming two key elements that inhibit community involvement: Fear and Apathy. Our goal is to make our communities a safer place to live and conduct business.

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4 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) DSJNF!TUPQQFST - NOVA SCOTIA ...continued We often refer to a Crime Stoppers TIP as “that missing Arson is perhaps one of the most difficult cases to solve piece of the puzzle.” The puzzle is not complete until because during the commission of the offense not only is every piece is in place and that was the case with a Crime property destroyed but so is evidence. We were very Stoppers Crime of the Week feature several years ago, fortunate at Crime Stoppers to solve several cases of arson, where we were trying to identify the driver of a vehicle but one that we are proud of involved property in the valley involved in a hit and run that occurred approximately area of the province. The tipster told Crime Stoppers how eighteen months prior to the re-enactment. In this case, the fire was set, what was used as an accelerant, and others the victim and his infant son received minor injuries, but who were present and witnessed this crime. The tipster nonetheless, they were injured and deserved justice. All we provided the suspect’s name and that the suspect had been really had in this case was the obvious: the time, place, day, seriously burned, along with the fact that they received where the run vehicle should have been damaged, its size treatment at another hospital in the province. The suspect and the colour. did not receive treatment at a local hospital so as not to An observant tipster saw the re-enactment and recalled draw attention to them. being at a body shop around the time of collision and These are just a few of our accomplishments. Crime remembered that the owner of the vehicle wanted the car Stoppers’ tipsters have assisted many investigative/ to be repaired and painted a completely different colour. enforcement agencies in this province and beyond. Yet in The tipster also recalled where this vehicle sustained the numbers below, less than 30% of our callers ask for the damage. Luckily for the investigating agency, the body cash reward. This phenomenon is almost true with all shop still had the front bumper of that vehicle and when Crime Stoppers program worldwide. it was examined and analyzed, it was found to have paint from the hit vehicle. The accused was arrested, charged and convicted of several criminal code driving offenses. THE FOLLOWING REFLECTS THE RESULTS OF THE NBJOMBOE!OT!DSJNF!TUPQQFST PROGRAM FROM INCEPTION IN OPWFNCFS!2:98 TO THE END OF KVMZ!312:/ THIS MONTH THIS YEAR TO DATE Persons Arrested 3 22 3381 Charges Laid 7 74 7526 Cases Cleared 1 23 6000 Property Recovered $50,000 $65,300 $5,511,021 Arson Solved 0 0 $1,245,601 Fraud Solved 0 0 $335,869 Drugs Seized 0 $265,000 $14,284,309 Fugitives Arrested 0 3 446 Tobacco Seized $1,210 $161,210 $2,946,778 Awards Paid $1,100 $5,000 $309,350 Total Calls 650 3,471 146,326 FOR EVERY DOLLAR PAID TO ANONYMOUS TIPSTERS, CRIME STOPPERS HAS RECOVERED APPROXIMATELY %75/34 IN STOLEN PROPERTY AND ILLEGAL DRUGS. THE AVERAGE CASH AWARD PER CASE SOLVED IS %62/38

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Annapolis Valley Crime Stoppers meets monthly from March to November at Berwick Town Hall. We have a membership of 16. We are active in our communities trying to spread the word on elder abuse, human trafficking, drug abuse and thefts. We have attended many parades this year with our jail and have a great time interacting with the audiences. We have had fundraising barbecues in Berwick and Kingston and attended Police week in Middleton. We are participating in the RCMP booth at the Lawrencetown Exhibition, passing out information. Sharon has updated our information boards to show Crime Stoppers many Bev Smith involvements in our communities. This month we have added a new CPO, Adam Board Chair, Annapolis Valley Barnes, to our group. Adam works with the Bridgetown office. Thanks to all members for your work on our many projects.

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The Halifax Board of Crime Stoppers is an active group that meets the second Monday of each month from 7–8pm. We have 15 active Board Members plus liaisons from the Halifax Regional Police and Military Police. The main focus of our board remains to be awareness of the organization and giving a voice to people who wish to remain anonymous. We hold several awareness events throughout the year. We hold a shred-it event every June to aid in the prevention of identification fraud and we would like to thank our ever-growing group of followers. We hold an annual trivia night called The Battle Dallas Reddy of Wits each January to raise funds for our awareness events. Thank you very much Board Chair, Halifax to all of our participants who faithfully support our Board each year. Our mission is to make Halifax a safer place to live, raise families, and conduct business. We believe everyone has the right to live in a safe community. I would like to thank the Halifax board volunteers who are loyal in supporting our Board events. I would also like to thank our partners: JACK 92.9 fm., Shred-it International ULC, Wilsons Home Heating, Bedford Commons Canadian Tire, Atlantic Superstore, Halifax Waste, and Wholesale Club for their ongoing support and donations.

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Whether directly or indirectly crime is a factor which impacts our daily lives, since it's launch in Nova Scotia 30 years ago Crime Stoppers has helped solve serious crimes such as; murder, fraud, assault, robberies, drug related offences and more. Through our partnerships with Municipal and Federal agencies, Crime Stoppers plays an important role in keeping our communities safe. The Colchester Board of Crime Stoppers is a very active and diverse board. Currently we have fifteen (15) active volunteers from various social and cultural backgrounds and ranging in age from 19 to 85 years old. It is this diversity in our Amanda Morrisey board which makes us have a true representation of the population we serve. Board Chair, Colchester This past year we have partaken in dozens of community events such as, sponsoring a Bearcats hockey game, various parades, school events, check stops with police and community displays at various events. In the coming year we will look for ways to expand our reach within the community. I would like to thank our community partners; the RCMP, the Truro Police and Fire Department, local newspapers, Our Municipality and the Town of Truro, businesses and the general public who support the Crime Stoppers Program. And to our dedicated volunteers for your service to the Crime Stoppers program, your efforts help make Colchester a safer place to live, work, do business, go to school, use the roadways and raise a family. Thank You!

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The Cumberland Board continues to be committed to promoting the Nova Scotia Crime Stoppers’ mission in our area. The board holds regular meetings the first Wednesday of the month. During the past year, we have participated in Police Week, two Seniors’ Expos, and the Cumberland County Parade. The Town of Oxford continues to offer their support by including the tips number in their monthly newsletters. In addition, the Oxford Area Lions Club has been posting the tips number on their Electronic Reader Board which is located at the town’s main entrance. Promotional materials were also distributed at each of our public Alfred King events. We encourage anyone who is interested in or wants to join this group, to Board Chair, Cumberland contact their local police. In closing, the board wishes to thank all individuals, groups, businesses, municipalities and towns in Cumberland that have supported our various activities.

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Lunenburg County Crime Stoppers presently have ten members who are dedicated and focused on promoting Crime Stoppers awareness in Lunenburg County. It is very rewarding volunteering for this non-profit organization and we are always looking for new members to help promote Crime Stoppers. Our board members have participated over the year in many activities, starting with booths set up at the Bridgewater Mall passing out pamphlets. We participate in the annual Michelin Safety Fair, Michelin Seniors Expo and some of our favorite activities are the Bridgewater Exhibition parade and Lunenburg Christmas parade of lights. Our board held a Ivan Rodenhiser BBQ with the support of the Atlantic Superstore in Bridgewater to raise funds for Board Chair, Lunenburg our non-profit organization. The Lunenburg Board aim to continue to promote the Crime Stoppers message within the community and expect to have continued success in promoting awareness in the upcoming year. I would like to thank all the volunteers who take the time to promote this much needed program.

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Greetings from Pictou County Crime Stoppers. We have had another busy year as we continue to meet monthly as well as participate in lots of community activities. Our meetings continue to be held at the Westville Police Dept and we are pleased to report that we have one new member. We also continue our partnership with United Commercial Travellers so that we support one another in community activities. We held an information session this year in conjunction with local law enforcement agencies dealing with problems our youth encounter particularly in our school situations. This session was geared to parents and teachers and we will be Margie MacDonald repeating it in the fall. Of particular interest was the topic of drugs and the education Board Chair, Pictou County parents and teachers are looking for with the new laws surrounding legalization of marijuana. We have also taken part in an awareness session for the public regarding volunteer organizations seeking new volunteers to boost their numbers. We also joined local police agencies for a Police Week display at the local Wellness Centre. We have also supported Viola’s Place, the new homeless centre that is coming to Pictou County. The jail was a big hit in the Canada Day parade in Westville and the Lobster Carnival parade in Pictou where we won an award for the best non- commercial float. We have also done some presentations to seniors groups about cyber security and ways to keep your personal information safe. Lots of information was also shared about the number of scams that are constantly on the go and often target seniors. One of our members has also been very busy making unique crafts which have proved to be good fund raisers. We look forward to continuing our work in Crime Stoppers and promoting this very important organization in our part of the province.

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WHAT ARE THE CONNECTIONS BETWEEN The implications of bullying can also be very serious BULLYING, DELINQUENCY AND CRIME? for many victims. For example, male victims of Delinquent behaviour is far more common in children bullying are five times more likely to be depressed and who bully other children. Self-report delinquency girls are over three times more likely to be depressed studies reveal that almost 40% of boys who frequently than their male and female classmates. Male and bully report delinquent behaviour compared to about female victims of bullying are more likely to exhibit 5% of boys who never or infrequently bully. For girls symptoms of suicide. Moreover, research suggests who bully frequently, close to 31% report delinquency that the effects of bullying do not disappear with time. compared to 3% of girls who never or infrequently For example, the Journal of the American Medical bully. Research also reveals that children who bully are Association reports that “individuals formerly bullied 37% more likely than those who do not bully to were found to have higher levels of depression and commit offences as adults. Similarly, children who poorer self-esteem at the age of 23, despite the fact bully may later suffer psychological problems, such as that, as adults, they were no more harassed or socially externalizing behaviours, aggressive tendencies, and isolated than comparison adults”. occasional symptoms of depression. Bullying behaviour during childhood is closely associated with future anti-social behaviour in adolescence and adulthood. Children who bully may turn into adolescents who sexually harass, become involved in delinquent or gang-related behaviours, or engage in date violence. As adults, these same individuals may display harassment in the workplace or may commit spousal, child, or senior abuse. The prevention of bullying behaviour in children and youth is an important factor for reducing the likelihood of future criminal activity. WHAT ARE THE RISK FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH BULLYING? Significant individual risk factors for bullying behaviour include persistent negative attitudes and early aggressive behaviour. Some risk factors for bullying are also risk factors for general delinquency, such as truancy, aggressive behaviour and a lack of respect for authority figures. Some risk factors are more frequent in children who bully, and they include ...continued CRIMESTOPPERS.NS.CA 19 Professional Caterers Claymore Indoor Pool, Sauna Inn and Hot Tub Reservations: 863-1050 Facsimile: 863-1050 & Toll Free: 1-888-863-1050 Antigonish, NS Suites www.claymoreinn.com

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• Verbal bullying: 10-15% of all students reported involvement in weekly verbal bullying. Approximately twice as many students reported being victims of verbal bullying than engaging in verbal bullying themselves. No significant differences between girls and boys were found in this type of bullying.

• Social bullying: Students who engage in social bullying are not likely to get caught. Instead, their harmful intentions are masked because the consequences cannot always be seen or heard. In one Canadian study, 41% of all students in grades 4 to 7 reported that they were victims of bullying and/or bullied others monthly. 7% of these students said they were victims of social bullying on a weekly basis, and 2% reported that they bullied other students socially on a weekly basis. Girls are more likely than boys to bully socially and to be victims of this form of bullying. www.publicsafety.gc.ca HOW FREQUENT IS BULLYING? In Canada, studies suggest that roughly 6% of students aged 12 to 19, report bullying others on a weekly basis, 8% report that they are victims of bullying weekly, and 1% report that they are both victimized and bully others on a weekly basis. Bullying surveys also indicate that many more boys than girls report being victims of bullying and almost all boys named male peers as the aggressors. A recent self report survey on delinquency among Toronto youth indicates that 16% of youths in grades 7 to 9 had been bullied on more than 12 occasions during the year prior to the survey.

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Daniel Baker On December 12, 1997, at approximately 11:00pm, Daniel Baker left a residence on Preston Street, Halifax, and was going to walk to a local restaurant on Quinpool Road. It has not been confirmed if Mr. Baker made it to his destination and he has not been heard from since. Mr. Baker was 6' 1" tall and approximately 155 lbs., with short dark blonde hair, blue eyes and a fair complexion. When last seen, he was wearing a dark blue red and white dress shirt, blue jeans, black suede jacket, white Reebok sneakers, and black leather gloves. Mr. Baker alternated his residency between Halifax and Bridgewater, Nova Scotia, for many years, before moving back to Halifax in July 1997.

Jason Robert Barkhouse In the early morning of June 26, 1980, a culprit(s) entered Mr. Barkhouse's residence in East Dalhousie and severely assaulted him, resulting in his death. A female acquaintance who was at the residence at the time of the unlawful entry was also severely assaulted. The investigation revealed that Mr. Barkhouse had also been assaulted weeks prior to this incident.

Tina Barron On October 6, 1985, Ms. Tina Barron was reported missing to police. On November 4, 1985, the remains of Ms. Barron were discovered in a wooded area off Robinbson Road, in the community of Shubenacadie, near Indian Brook, Nova Scotia. Ms. Barron was born on November 6, 1968.

Glenn Bourgeois On July 21, 2007, at approximately 4:00pm, Halifax Regional Police were sent to investigate a complaint about gunshots fired in the Maynard and Woodill Street area. The police found Glenn Bourgeois when they arrived at the scene. Mr. Bourgeois received several gunshot wounds and later died from his injuries. The police investigation revealed that two black males were seen fleeing the area immediately after the shooting, one of which had a firearm in his hand.

Joseph Cameron On March 29, 2016, at approximately 5:23am, police responded to a report of shots fired in the Spring Avenue/Mount Edward Road area of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. Officers located a deceased male on a sidewalk later identified as Joseph Cameron.

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Nathan Ross Cross On April 24, 2011, members of the RCMP responded to reports of gunshots fired and a male wounded on Churchill Terrace, North Preston, Nova Scotia. When officers arrived, they located a 21 year old, Nathan Cross, unconscious and unresponsive. Mr. Cross was transported to hospital by paramedics and passed away from the gunshot wound he received. The investigation revealed that Mr. Cross had been injured while standing outside with a group of individuals when a suspect ambushed the group, firing several shots at them.

Kaylin Todd Diggs On August 11, 2012, Halifax Regional Police responded to an assault at the corner of Argyle Street and Sackville Street. They found 26-year-old Kaylin Diggs unconscious and unresponsive in the crosswalk. Mr. Diggs was brought to the hospital where he later died from his injuries. The investigators learned that Mr. Diggs had left a Halifax bar and was injured as he tried to help a friend who was being assaulted by a group of males.

Narico Danfue Downey At approximately 8:48pm on July 29, 2012, RCMP responded to a 911 call of an injured man on Downey Road in North Preston. Upon responding to the call, police found an adult man suffering from a gunshot wound. The man was transported to the QEII Hospital where he died of his injuries.

Timothy Kelly On December 12, 2009, Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a male lying on the sidewalk in front of a residence on Abbot Drive, Halifax, Nova Scotia, and located Mr. Timothy Kelly, a 44 year old male, with multiple gunshot wounds. Mr. Kelly was transported to the hospital and pronounced deceased soon after.

Benjamin “Loka” Lokeny On July 20, 2017, members of the Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a male who was laying on the ground at the corner of Buddy Daye and Gottingen Streets, Halifax. When officers arrived, they located Benjamin Lokeny unconscious on the ground. The investigation determined that Benjamin Lokeny was the victim of a serious assault, he was taken to the QE11 hospital where he remained in a coma until August 28, 2017, when he died in hospital.

Jason Allan MacCullough Police found the body of 19-year-old Jason Allan MacCullough on a paved path between 100 and 104 Pinecrest Drive in Dartmouth, NS around 2:30am on August 28, 1999. Police have confirmed there is no indication that the victim was involved in any type of criminal activity. This information leads police to believe this may be a random act of violence. Police believe that Jason, who did not live in the area, was just passing through and used the well-known short-cut between the buildings.

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CRIMESTOPPERS.NS.CA 35 UNSOLVED DSJNFT Kevin Martin On May 19, 1994, Kevin Wesley Martin was reported missing from his residence in Stellarton, Nova Scotia. A missing person investigation was conducted by the Stellarton Police Service, however, he was never found. On November 13, 2000, commercial loggers working in the Burnside area of Colchester County discovered Kevin’s remains buried in a shallow grave.

Corey William Murphy On March 2, 2004, just after 7:30pm, 911 received a call of an injured male near the intersection of Hilden Drive and Herring Cove Road in Spryfield, Nova Scotia. Officers arrived on scene and discovered a male suffering from gunshot wounds. The victim was transported to the hospital, but later succumbed to his injuries. The deceased was identified as Corey William Murphy of Halifax.

Ryan Nehiley At approximately 8:54pm on November 23, 2018, Halifax Regional Police responded to a weapons call on Clovis Avenue in Halifax. Upon arrival it was determined that 25-year-old Ryan Nehiley had been shot and was later pronounced deceased after being transported to hospital. Investigators believe that Mr. Nehiley was shot inside his residence and that more than one person was involved in the offence.

Daniel Newman On June 1, 2008, at 3:30am, Halifax Regional Police were sent to a call behind the YMCA on Gottingen Street, Halifax. Daniel Newman was found deceased as a result of stabbing injuries he received.

Raymond Floyd Peters On January 7, 2013, members of the Halifax Regional Police responded to a report of a shooting in the area of Dartmouth North. When officers arrived, they located Mr. Peters, the victim, in an apartment on Jackson Road suffering from gunshot wounds. He was transported to hospital by ambulance, where he passed away the following day.

Edward William Phalen At approximately 7:45pm on October 25, 2011, Mr. Phalen left his home on Mechanic Street, Trenton, and drove to the local convenience store. Mr. Phalen was shot and killed minutes later outside his residence. Police believe that the suspect or suspects were waiting for Mr. Phalen to return home. Witnesses heard gunshots and saw a suspect fleeing the scene on foot. At the time of the shooting, Mr. Phalen's wife and children were inside their home.

Laura Ross On April 3, 2017, the body of 27-year-old Laura Ross was found in a burned-out garage at her property in South Rawdon. Investigators determined the fire had been intentionally set and the cause of death was ruled a homicide.

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