Bob Mackin is a special guest and contributor to various local publications in Canada, with a focus on Vancouver. He has written for a wide range of newspapers and magazines, covering topics such as local news, sports, politics, and cultural events. His work has been featured in numerous publications across British Columbia, showcasing his expertise in reporting on the region.
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Ronnie Matthew West, 64, pleaded guilty on the first day of his trial last year
He used it to hit an RCMP cruiser during after losing his temper
The man was 32 at the time of the incident and the victim under 16
The accused admitted to having drugs, but denied they were for sale
By: Prince George Citizen, Bob Mackin
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The weapons was found as police investigated a landlord-tenant dispute
By: Bob Mackin, Prince George Citizen
A tribunal in B.C.’s highest court dismissed the custody appeal of a Prince George man found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder (NCRMD) on four occasions.
By: Bob Mackin
A Provincial Court judge gave a 66-year-old man an absolute discharge after Prince George RCMP found a rifle in his closet.
By: Bob Mackin
A tribunal in B.C.'s highest court dismissed the custody appeal of a Prince George man found not criminally responsible on account of mental disorder (NCRMD) on four occasions.
By: Bob Mackin
Self-represented brothers who aired their grievances in court about BC Hydro replacing a power pole more than a decade ago lost their case on Thursday, Dec. 19.
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