Crown abruptly closes case in BC trial of ex-Mountie
Prosecutor stunned a BC Supreme Court trial Wednesday
Naniamo News Now is reporting that "The trial of a former RCMP officer accused of a security offence in relation to his alleged work for the Chinese government was abruptly adjourned Wednesday as prosecutors closed their case, catching defence lawyers by surprise."
"William Majcher pleaded not guilty to one count of committing 'preparatory acts' for an offence under Canada’s Security of Information Act as the trial got underway in British Columbia Supreme Court in Vancouver on Monday."
Yahoo News is reporting that "Charles Hough ended the Crown's case against William Majcher without calling Bill Majcher's friend Kenneth 'Kim' Marsh to testify. The judge had previously ruled the search of Kim Marsh's home was unlawful.
Staff Sergeant Nicolas Ferland was looking a little disoriented while Constable Jacques Gagne of the Sureté du Quebec ran for cover. Inside Project Servo - Asian Pacific Post
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