Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - April 28, 1981, Winnipeg, Manitoba 8 Winnipeg free press. Tuesday april 28.1981 pedestrian s death results in charges a Winnipeg Man has been charged with causing death by criminal negligence As a result of an Accident Early saturday in which a truck went out of control crossed a Boule Vard and struck a pedestrian. Patrick James Beely 25, of Bellavista Crescent was remanded without plea to May 11 when he appeared in court yesterday charged with criminal negligence impaired driving and driving with a blood alcohol level in excess of the Legal limit of 0.08. The charges Stem from an incident at 1m5 . Saturday in which Trevor William Macklin 21, of valour Road was killed. A Winnipeg police traffic department spokesman said Macklin was walking with his bicycle on the sidewalk on the South Side of Wellington Crescent Between Renfrew Street and Lanark Street when a truck westbound on Wel Lington Crescent went out of control crossed the Boulevard and the eastbound lanes mounted the curb passed Between two Trees and struck him. Macklin was taken to Misericordia Hospital but was pronounced dead on arrival police said. Sitter faces attempted murder charge a baby Sitter 18, has been charged with attempted murder following an incident Early saturday in which a Man was beaten with a baseball Bat. A police spokesman said yesterday a Man 36, returned to his Tweed Avenue Home about . Saturday after a night out and became involved in an argument with his baby Sitter. The baby Sitter allegedly picked up a baseball Bat and struck the Man fracturing his Skull and jaw the police spokesman said. The Man was later taken to Hospital where he was reported in Good condition the spokesman added. The baby Sitter appeared in court yesterday charged with attempted murder and possessing a weapon for a purpose dangerous to the Public peace. He was released on bail and remanded without plea to May 4. Man stabbed at party in hotel room a Winnipeg hotel Doorman has been charged with wound ing with intent As a result of an incident sunday in which a Man was stabbed in the Abdomen with a Hunting knife. A Winnipeg police spokesman said the incident occurred about . Sunday when an argument broke out during a party in a room at the Leland hotel 218 William Avenue. One of the party goers left the room and returned a few minutes later with a Hunting knife. Police said he stabbed another Man in the upper Abdomen causing a wound. Police were called and the hotel s Doorman was arrested a Short time later. The wounded Man was later reported in Good condition at the health sciences Centre. Girl indecently assaulted in school a Man 21, has been charged following an incident saturday in which a girl 12, was indecently assaulted in the hallway of a Winnipeg High school. Police said yesterday the girl was standing in a hallway of St. John s High school at about . Saturday when a Man entered the school walked up to her and assaulted her. The girl alerted a school staff member who called police. Although the Man fled a suspect was arrested Sun Day. Judge praises aut Opac adjusters for adept Ness aut Opac s often maligned insurance adjusters received Praise from an unexpected source yesterday a provincial court judge. After hearing How a Young Winnipeg car owner took an axe to his beat up 1974 Sedan and then unsuccessfully tried to dupe aut Opac adjusters into believing the damage was done by vandals judge Charles Rubin said i m More and More impressed with the efficiency and instincts of aut Opac adjusters the judge recalled that during the Crown corporation s first year there were numerous attempts to sneak false claims past Novice adjusters. The adjusters appear to have become quite adept at sniffing out false claims the judge said adding they Are certainly much better although the adept Ness of aut Opac adjusters May be Good for taxpayers it spelled bad news for the 20-year-old car owner who was trying to make the Best of a bad Sittia Tion. Judge Rubin was told that on dec. 7 the Man s Sedan broke Down on St. Annes Road. Tired of continual problems with the car he returned the next Day with an axe and damaged it beyond when insurance adjusters became suspicious and questioned him he broke Down and confessed the damage was his Handiwork. He was arrested and charged with Public mischief for filing a false insurance claim. Yesterday he pleaded guilty to the charge and was granted a six month conditional discharge. In urging the court to Grant the Man a discharge defence counsel Manly Israel noted the car owner was the Only loser in the Deal. Although aut Opac adjusters said the car would have been Worth about before it was damaged hell never get a cent of insurance for it Israel noted. It was a matter of extremely poor he added. Court was told the Man a construction worker with the City of Winnipeg had no previous criminal convictions. City firm president fined in tax evasion a Winnipeg company and its president were fined a total of in provincial judges court yesterday on charges of tax evasion. Charles Polonyi 53, of Almey Avenue and greater Winni Peg stucco and plastering co. Ltd. Each pleaded guilty to one count of unlawfully and wilfully evading a total of about in taxes. Crown counsel Peter Kremer said Polonyi failed to declare about in income Between 1973 and 1977 the company failed to declare in passing sentence judge John Enns said the Money that is not paid to the government is Money that the government must otherwise borrow. The whole system of government is weakened by every taxpayer who does not conscientiously pay his Kremer said the courts usually impose a Fine equivalent to 100 per cent of the taxes evaded while the income tax act provides for a penalty of up to 200 per cent. Defence counsel John Gottli asked for a Fine in the lower Range. Enns fined Polonyi and the company they have until next March to pay. Prices effective until closing saturday May 2nd, 1981. 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