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· S 239(1)(b) CC - Attempted Murder
· S 273(2)(b) CC - Aggravated Sexual Assault
· S 279(1.1) (b) CC - Kidnapping
RCMP Lays Charges in Assault on Young Girl
Posted Dec. 22th 2014
The RCMP has laid charges in the serious assault of a six year-old girl that occurred on Saturday, December 20th on the Paul Band First Nation. The young girl continues to be treated in an Edmonton hospital for the serious injuries she sustained in the attack. The RCMP will not be releasing her name to protect
her privacy.
James Clifford Paul, age 21, of no fixed address, has been charged with:
· S 239(1)(b) CC - Attempted Murder
· S 273(2)(b) CC - Aggravated Sexual Assault
· S 279(1.1) (b) CC - Kidnapping
Mr. Paul was arrested by police on Sunday on the Alexis First Nation. He has been remanded into custody and is set to appear in Court on January 7th, 2015 on these matters.
“This arrest came about so quickly because local citizens picked up the phone and called investigators with the information they needed to take this dangerous criminal off the streets,” said Superintendent Gary Steinke, Officer-in-Charge of the RCMP Serious Crimes Unit. “Our focus now is on helping the victim’s family and community deal with the impact of this horrendous attack.”
The RCMP would like to thank the citizens of the Paul Band and Alexis First Nations who provided them with information that helped police locate and arrest Mr. Paul within a day of the incident. Dozens of RCMP officers from the Edmonton area worked on this investigation over the weekend with the assistance of Police Dog Services and the Forensic Unit.
Insp. Gibson Glavin
RCMP Edmonton, AB
If by 'discharge' you mean 'ride the lightning' . . .
Sorry, we both know too many pansy assed liberals won't let what needs to be done happen.
Its really tough not to stereotype Native reserves whit stories like this. The guy is charged with attempted murder, and sexual assault. And the little girl is described on local news as 'unrecognizable'. Just hurts the heart.
Why? We don't have crimes like this in ROC?
It is either them, genetically. Or it is their environment. Or a combination thereof.
If you think it is them, gentically, I suppose that makes you racist, by definition.
If you think it is their environment then that makes you a libtard.
Or a combination--my particular view. Clearly first nations, genetically, respond, on average, with worse outcomes due to alcohol abuse and that has been traced to DNA. Reducing the population of first nations by 90% and putting them in residential schools where their culture was denied them adn pushing them off their land likely had a lot of negative impacts too.
I wouldn't be surpised if his is FAS. Some of the really horrible stuff comes down to that.
We do. But Indiands are over-represented in virtually every type of crime. They are overrepresented in jail. Theyy have lower life expectancy, higher drop out rates.
Reducing the population of first nations by 90% and putting them in residential schools where their culture was denied them adn pushing them off their land likely had a lot of negative impacts too.
You think?
I wouldn't be surpised if his is FAS. Some of the really horrible stuff comes down to that.
Good chance.
Think about Metro Vancouver. How often do we hear about a sex crime like this in our reserves, vs Metro as a whole? Not sure stereotyping is warranted.
Sometimes I'm not terribly surprised by Thanos' stance on the world.
Best wishes for the girl and her community. It really leaves you speechless.
What a piece of absolutely horrendous evil.
Sometimes I'm not terribly surprised by Thanos' stance on the world.
Best wishes for the girl and her community. It really leaves you speechless.
Lots of evil in the world. Also lots of little girls having a happy time getting ready for Christmas, like the one I heard on CBC today phoning Santa and singing Rudolph - very touching.
If the guy has FAS/FAE, then he has brain damage and can't really be said to be responsible for his behavior, ie he's not evil.
His action was evil and it is heartbreaking that it has happened. I hope he is never allowed near that community again, at the very least.
Of course he may have just been drunk - lots of people, not just natives, do stuff like this when drunk. He'll probably get a light sentence, since he's native.