Le second suspect des attaques meurtrières au…

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

Le second suspect des attaques de dimanche au Canada était toujours introuvable mardi malgré la mobilisation de centaines de policiers et une intensification de la traque dans la communauté autochtone frappée par le drame.

Le village épicentre des agressions, qui ont fait 10 morts et 18 blessés, est resté en alerte plusieurs heures mardi, avec le déploiement de nombreuses forces de l’ordre qui pensaient que le suspect pouvait se trouver sur les lieux.

Les journalistes de l’AFP sur place ont vu de nombreux véhicules de police et un hélicoptère survoler la zone, complètement interdite d’accès. Mais quelques heures plus tard, l’alerte a été levée.

La police est à la recherche de Myles Sanderson, soupçonné, avec son frère Damien Sanderson, d’être responsable des attaques à l’arme blanche de dimanche, dont le motif reste obscur.

Alors que Myles Sanderson est toujours introuvable, la police a demandé mardi aux habitants de rester “prudents”. Cette grande chasse à l’homme se déroule dans une zone rurale immense du centre du pays, représentant trois fois la taille de la France.

“Myles est armé et dangereux”, rappellent les forces de l’ordre dans un communiqué. Ces dernières ont par ailleurs précisé qu’il était âgé de 32 ans, et non 30 ans comme indiqué les jours précédents.

Connu des services de police et de la justice, ce suspect, qui pourrait lui-même être blessé, était déjà recherché depuis mai dernier pour ne pas avoir respecté son contrôle judiciaire. Il avait été condamné à près de cinq ans d’emprisonnement, notamment pour vol.

Lundi, son frère a été retrouvé mort, portant sur le corps plusieurs blessures par arme blanche, à proximité des lieux des crimes de la veille. Les circonstances de sa mort restent à éclaircir, mais il pourrait avoir été tué par son frère, selon la police.

Le Premier ministre canadien Justin Trudeau a répété mardi que le maximum de moyens étaient employés “pour pouvoir mettre un terme à cette situation”. Et enfin “permettre aux gens de faire leur deuil sans crainte” après cet “événement horrible et traumatisant”.

– Peur –

Les meurtres ont touché d’abord cette communauté autochtone à James Smith Cree Nation, puis la ville voisine de Weldon, dans la Saskatchewan.

Mardi, dix patients étaient toujours hospitalisés et trois restaient dans un état critique, selon les autorités sanitaires.

“Nos vies ne seront plus jamais les mêmes”, a raconté à l’AFP Ruby Works, 42 ans qui habite à Weldon. “Les gens ont peur de sortir de chez eux”, a poursuivi celle qui pleure la mort de son ami de trente ans, Wes Peterson, tué dimanche.

Aujourd’hui, les gens “s’enferment. Ils ont peur. Ils pourraient revenir et recommencer”, glisse-t-elle avant de confier qu’elle-même ne pourra pas dormir “tant qu’ils ne l’auront pas attrapé”.

D’après la police, certaines victimes ont été ciblées quand d’autres ont été frappées au hasard. Mais la grande majorité d’entre elles sont autochtones.

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Sur les réseaux sociaux, de nombreux membres de la communauté crie (l’une des Premières nations du Canada), dont sont issus la majorité des victimes, exprimaient leur tristesse et leur effroi. Et les messages appelant Myles Sanderson à se rendre se multipliaient.

La communauté a déjà connu des épisodes de violence. L’an passé, quasiment jour pour jour, une fusillade y avait fait deux morts.

Au Canada, les autochtones représentent environ 5% des 38 millions d’habitants, et vivent dans des communautés souvent ravagées par le chômage et la pauvreté.

Selon les derniers chiffres officiels, 50% de la population de la communauté a moins de 24 ans et le taux de chômage y est de 24%. Plusieurs responsables ont également pointé du doigt les problèmes de drogue et d’alcool ainsi que des difficultés liées au traumatisme générationnel causé par un siècle d’abus, notamment dans des pensionnats créés pour les autochtones.

Darryl Burns, dont la soeur a été tuée dimanche et qui connaissait les deux suspects, a expliqué aux médias locaux que les frères étaient des “produits des pensionnats” – même s’ils ne les avaient pas eux-mêmes fréquentés – et “avaient beaucoup de colère”.

“La bataille que nous menons ici n’est pas entre nous… La bataille que nous menons ici est contre l’alcoolisme et la consommation de drogues”, a-t-il ajouté.

Ces dernières années, le Canada a vécu une succession d’événements d’une violence rare pour le pays.

En avril 2020, un tireur s’étant fait passer pour un policier avait tué 22 personnes en Nouvelle-Ecosse. En janvier 2017, six personnes avaient péri et cinq ont été blessées dans des attaques contre une mosquée de Québec.

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DNA Warns the Browne Administration to Stop Politicizing Gas Prices

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The content originally appeared on: Antigua News Room

The Democratic National Alliance (DNA) believes that the government of Antigua and Barbuda must provide citizens and residents with significant relief from the heavy burden of the very high cost of living and stop playing politics with price of gas and diesel at the pump and give meaningful reduction to reflect the true realities of the energy sector!

Anthony Stuart, DNA’s Candidate for All Saints West and spokesperson on Finance, Statutory Bodies, and Government owned entities including WIOC said, “the cost of a barrel of crude oil on the world market today is about US$90.00 representing a decrease of about US$50.00 from a high of US$140.00 at the peak of the Russia/Ukraine war. Towards the end of May/beginning June 2022, the Government increased the price at the pump by 25% or EC$5.00 per gallon over March 2022 prices which represents a ratio of about EC$1.00 increase at the pump for every US$10.00 increase in the cost of crude oil on the world market.”

Stuart, who has been keenly studying and following developments in the global energy sector further said, “the refining cost has also fallen steeply while the transportation logistics have greatly improved resulting in a reduction in shipping costs.”

In a passionate plea to the government Stuart stated, “the cost of crude oil on the world market of US$90 today for a barrel was the same average cost in 2021 with near similar refining and shipping costs when the price for a gallon of gas was EC$12.50 and a gallon of diesel was EC$12.20. Back then, the government collected EC$47.5 million in consumption tax; therefore, the reduction in the price of gas and diesel at the pump from tomorrow, September 7, 2022, should follow the same ratio as the increase of EC$1.00 for every US$10.00 which the government imposed in May and therefore, should cause a decrease in the gas price to no more than EC$12.50 and diesel price to no more than EC$12.20.”

The DNA is not persuaded by Prime Minister Gaston Browne’s subsidy argument which is designed to justify the government’s unconscionable refusal to provide relief to the people. Stuart opined, “talk by the Prime Minister about the government paying WIOC millions in subsidies monthly for the last several months is a big, fat, smoking red herring because there have been price adjustments at the pump for almost every shipment since March 2022; I therefore call on the Prime Minister and his government to exercise the transparency they always tout and release the price build-up on every price adjustment as was done with the first price increase at the pump in March 2022.”

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Rainfall alert: Flash flood warning discontinued Loop Barbados

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The content originally appeared on: Barbados News

The Barbados Meteorological Service published the notice at 9:06am

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Flash flood warning discontinued by the Met Office as of midday.

[Original story: 9am]

Barbados is under a flash flood warning.

The alert is valid from 9am, September 6, and will be terminated at 6pm or sooner if conditions warrant.

A flash-flood warning is issued when rapid flooding due to heavy or excessive rainfall in a short period of time (generally less than 6 hours) is occurring or is imminent in the warning area.

Cause:

A tropical wave is currently affecting Barbados and is forecast to generate excessive rainfall across the island today.

Rainfall:

Current model guidance suggests that rainfall accumulations between 50mm and 75mm are possible for parts of the island today, which could result in flooding.

Advice:

Residents and visitors should note that the following impacts are imminent during this forecast period:

Significant runoff from higher elevationsSignificant soil erosion is likely on exposed or scarred land surfacesLarge water settlements on roads and fieldsSignificant adjustments to water levels of existing water bodies (ponds etc.)Significant delays on traffic routes with some roads possibly impassableLarge objects or debris from higher elevations may also become embedded within fast-moving water flowsSignificant flooding at the foot of hillsides and coastal roads is possible.

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Para-judo: Premier podium international pour Romuald Raboteur

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The content originally appeared on: Guadeloupe FranceAntilles

Déçu de sa troisième place au championnat de France en juin dernier, c’est encore sur cette marche du podium que le judoka du club Maeda des Abymes a terminé lors des championnats d’Europe en Italie à Cagliari (Sardaigne) le week-end dernier.

Suite à sa préparation avec l’Equipe de France à Sophia Antipolis (Alpes-Maritimes) en août, le sociétaire du club Maeda des Abymes est parti directement pour l’Italie. Comme à chaque compétition, il faut arriver deux jours plus tôt pour faire les classifications visuelles qui permettent aux judokas de déterminer leur catégorie : J1 (non voyant) ou J2 (malvoyant). Le judoka s’était parfaitement préparé pour cette échéance internationale. « La préparation de cet été avec Jimmy Guillou en Guadeloupe et l’équipe de France aussi bien physique, technique et tactique a été prépondérante. J’abordais donc ces championnats dans de meilleures conditions que ceux de 2019 », annonce Romuald Roboteur. « On a travaillé sur la tactique » explique Jimmy Guillou avant de détailler. « Nous n’avons pas eu beaucoup de séances car je n’étais qu’un appui à l’entraînement de son coach Nicolas Moradel. Mais l’avantage c’est que Romuald c’est une éponge, il retient très vite. Je lui ai donné des solutions pour prendre l’avantage sur Jason Granderie, le champion de France. »

Enfin une victoire contre Granderie

Quelques séances payantes puisque Romuald Raboteur a justement décroché sa médaille de bronze contre Granderie. « Cela reste une compétition internationale donc je suis satisfait de revenir avec une médaille même si j’aurais préféré revenir avec un autre métal » concède Raboteur. « Mes objectifs aujourd’hui sont d’être appelé pour participer aux championnats du monde en novembre prochain et continuer de combattre lors de compétitons internationales pour être dans la ranking liste et peut être pouvoir briller aux Jeux olympiques de Paris ». 

« Il a trouvé les ressources pour la médaille »

Conséquence de sa préparation, l’attitude sur et hors des tatamis a tapé dans l’oeil d’Antoine Hays, le directeur para-judo de la Fédération française de judo. « On a rencontré un Romuald transcendé et très dynamique. La veille de son combat, on a eu l’impression qu’il a pris l’ampleur de la compétition et qu’il a trouvé les ressources pour aller chercher cette médaille. Il pourrait être titulaire pour les championnats du Monde en novembre prochain et rêver dans deux ans des Jeux olympiques. Un conditionnel qui vient de se transformer en certitude puisque la liste des titulaires pour les championnats du Monde a été dévoilée hier, lundi, par la Fédération française de judo et Romuald Raboteur en fait bien partie.

Difficile de trouver des partenaires

Paradoxalement, la préparation à ces championnats d’Europe a été compliquée. En Guadeloupe, il est difficile de trouver des partenaires en para judo même si aujourd’hui il possède un accompagnement personnalisé grâce à la Maison Régionale de la Performance de Guadeloupe qui aide les sportifs de la haute performance sur le territoire et est un support très important de la ligue de judo, de son club Maeda des Abymes et d’autres partenaires.

De son côté, Antoine Hays viendra avant la fin de l’année en Guadeloupe pour rencontrer l’ensemble des acteurs qui gèrent la préparation du judoka afin de coordonner au mieux la préparation du Guadeloupéen.

Romuald Raboteur (centre) avec le staff de l’équipe de France de Para-judo, dont Antoine Hays (à gauche).

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Cette médaille de bronze aura fait couler quelques larmes d’émotions à Romual Raboteur.

– DR

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Caribbean Creators: Rashida Bignall, changing lives through dance Loop Jamaica

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Two more monkeypox cases confirmed in Jamaica Loop Jamaica

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The latest confirmations bring the island’s total in the last 24 hours to nine, theMinistry of Health and Wellness said in a release on Tuesday.

The two new cases have been classified as locally transmitted in a female and a male, both of whom are isolated at home in stable condition.

“These locally acquired cases mean that the patients had no recent travel history and have no confirmed link to the previously announced cases. The respective parish health departments have commenced contact tracing associated the cases,” the ministry said.

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Body of fisherman struck by lightning found

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Missing: Narine Chandredeo

The body of Narine Chandredeo, the 28-year-old fisherman who went missing in the Berbice River during a lightning storm, has been found.

At about 11:15hrs today, police ranks were informed of a body found at the Dantzig Seawall at Mahaicony. The discovery was made by an engineer of the Ministry of Public Works who was conducting an inspection at the said site.

The man’s body was positively identified by his cousin based on the tattoos on the remains.

However, police said due to the state of decomposition of the corpse, they were unable to determine whether there were any marks of violence on the body.

A post-mortem will be conducted.

Chandredeo went missing on Thursday last whilst he and two crew members were fishing in the Berbice River.

The freak accident occurred in the vicinity of Albion in the Berbice River whilst three men were in a small fishing vessel during a lightning storm.

Reports are that the lightning destroyed the hat which Chandredeo was wearing at the time. The part which remained was handed over to the police.

The two surviving fishermen told investigators that they carried out a search immediately after the incident, but had difficulties doing so due to the darkness of the night.

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St Aloysius R.C. Boys’ Primary Remembers Levi Darcie – St. Lucia Times News

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The St Aloysius R.C. Boys’ Primary School continues to mourn the tragic death of 11-year-old Levi Darcie.

Marine Police found his body off the Castries Harbour on August 27, one day after reports that swift-flowing waters of the Castries River had swept him away.

The incident occurred as Saint Lucia was experiencing a period of heavy rainfall.

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The Principal of the St Aloysius R.C. Boys’ School, Elizabeth Jn Panel, recalled the shock experienced at hearing news that Levi was missing.

“We were all clinging to hope that he would have been found alive, but it wasn’t to be,” Jn Panel lamented.

“We remember Levi Darcie as a student who interacted very well with his friends. He was quiet,” she disclosed.

In addition the Principal recalled that the 11-year-old excelled at sports which he loved.

Jn Panel said staff members continue to mourn the youngster’s tragic death and had a debriefing exercise last week.

And there will be another debriefing session for his classmates and close associates.

“They will remember him in a particular way so we want to give them this week some time to remember their classmate and the fond memories they have of him,” the Principal stated.

On Monday, the school’s general assembly observed a minute’s silence in memory of Levi.

“We continue to pray for the repose of his soul and especially for his family,” Jn Panel observed.

She said Levi’s death was a very traumatic experience.

As a result, Jn Panel called on the whole of Saint Lucia to remember the late youngster’s family, especially his mother and siblings, so that ‘ the Lord ‘ would help them cope during this difficult time.

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Bow Wow Defends His $1000 Fee For Chris Brown Style Meet & Greet

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Bow Wow is defending himself against critics following backlash about a $1000 meet and greet poster that has gone viral online, with some fans telling him he is not Chris Brown.

Days ago, the poster drew ridicule from social media users who lashed out at Bow Wow for the high-priced package that would see him meeting with fans, spending time, taking photos, and even providing collectible items for the paying fan.

Meet and greets are not a novelty for celebrities, but they recently resurged in popularity after fans’ photos from Chris Brown’s $1,000 meet and greet went viral, with fans sharing their creative photos with their celebrities. Bow Wow also wanted to cash in on the meet and greet, which offers much more money to the artists than the cost of concert tickets.

Bow Wow is getting ready for The Millennium Tour: Turned Up, where fans will get to see Keri Hilson, Mario, the Ying Yang Twins, Lloyd, Bobby V, Day 26, and others.

Meet and greet tickets are going for $150 to $1,000 diamond, but it was the $1,000 price tag that had social media users mocking Bow Wow. The rapper defended the package on Monday night on Twitter.

“My meet n greets start at 150$ yall only reporting the diamond package. Stop acting like to meet me its a stack… there are 3 packages you can choose from. READ BEFORE YALL START POSTING S*** ON THESE BLOGS,” the rapper said in one tweet.

He added another tweet, “Mafukkas cant read! My meet n greets start at 150$ yall only reporting the diamond package. Stop acting like to meet me its a stack. https://t.co/dIvEVBfKOH there are 3 packages you can choose from. READ BEFORE YALL START POSTING SHIT ON THESE BLOGS.”

The rapper came back with more words as he called out his critics for focusing on negativity.

“You see when im chilling minding my business staying off the net THEY STILL HAVE TO TALK ABOUT ME,” he said. “One week its ‘Bow wow sells out o2 arena hes a goat’ to who wants to meet him for 1k? Ya baby momma n**** thats who. Read before u post bout me. Stop playing with the dog,” he added.

The gold meet and greet packages by Bow Wow start at $150 for a personal photo, a souvenir VIP laminate and lanyard, and a commemorative T-shirt, while there is a platinum $400 package which includes the items of the gold package along with a pre-show VIP lounge party, a drawstring bag, and a VIP hoodie.

The most expensive $1,000 diamond package adds to the platinum package a “30-45 minute personal hang & tour conducted by Bow Wow of backstage, lounge, tour bus, and more. The rapper says that he only takes on 10 diamond package requests per city.

In the meantime, The Millennium tour returns on October 7 in Hampton, Virginia. It will make stops in Atlanta, Chicago, Houston, New York, and Miami and culminate on November 27 in Oakland, California.

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