In Tasmania, a tourist had his leg amputated in the middle of a river after getting trapped between rocks during a kayaking trip with friends. The man, in his 60s, was partially submerged in water for 20 hours before the complex rescue took place, which was deemed necessary for his survival. Police believe he slipped and fell into a rock crevice while scouting the area, leading to the life-threatening situation that required the amputation and airlift to the hospital.
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Woman accused in roadside killing of OPP officer 'just along for the ride,' defence tells Ontario trial
In his closing argument during the murder trial in Cayuga, Ontario, defence lawyer Scott Reid contended that there is insufficient evidence to prove that Brandi Stewart-Sperry collaborated with co-accused Randall McKenzie in the ambush and murder of OPP Const. Grzegorz Pierzchala. The trial has been ongoing for over a month, focusing on the events surrounding the police officer's death. Reid emphasized the lack of solid proof connecting Stewart-Sperry to the crime, raising doubts about the...
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