Winnipeg Free Press

Winnipeg Free Press (Newspaper) - February 07, 2014, Winnipeg, Manitoba C M Y K PAGE A18 A 18 WINNIPEG FREE PRESS, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 2014 WORLD winnipegfreepress. com Visit us at www . gauthierchrysler . com 1- 877- 585- 8329 . 204- 661- 8999 1375 REGENT AVENUE G A U T H I E R C H R Y S L E R D O D G E J E E P R A M * $ 2,000 Down. *$ 2000 down or trade equivalent reflected in the prices above. PRE- OWNED SPECIALS! 1375 REGENT AVENUE W. 2007 Infiniti G35 Luxury AWD 2013 Chrysler Town & Country R9946A R9984 $ 14,323 $ 24,500 BONUS # 1 FREE REMOTE . STARTER . BONUS # 2 1 YEAR FREE OIL CHANGES BONUS # 3 . $ 500 . OFF PURCHASE CANNOT COMBINE WITH BONUS 1 OR 2 2013 Dodge Avenger SXT 2013 Dodge Charger SXT Rallye 2011 Ford Taurus SEL 2012 Dodge Journey SXT $ 15,903 $ 22,708 $ 24,881 $ 17,992 $ 17,883 2013 Chrysler 200 Touring 2013 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo X $ 36,800 $ 13,972 R10038 A10027 G1056A R10001 2013 Buick Lacrosse A10028 G800A A9996 LOS ANGELES - Los Angeles County sheriff's investigators have presented evidence to prosecutors for a possible felony vandalism case against Justin Bieber. The pop star has been under investigation since eggs were thrown at his neighbour's home last month, resulting in thousands of dollars in damage. Detectives searched Bieber's home looking for surveillance footage or other evidence Jan. 14. The district attorney's office said Thursday it has received the case. If prosecutors decide to move forward, it could result in Bieber's most serious criminal charges yet. The 19- year- old has been charged with misdemeanour offences in Miami and Toronto in recent weeks. But prosecutors in California have rejected three previous cases against Bieber that accused him of reckless driving, attacking a paparazzo and spitting on a neighbour. - The Associated Press Cops seek felony charges against pop star Bieber H ARRISBURG, Pa. - Hundreds of thousands of people spent a second day without electricity Thursday as utility crews from as far away as Canada and Arkansas scrambled to restore power lost when ice took down trees and limbs in the mid- Atlantic. Forecasters said a bone- chilling cold would remain in place for days. Nearly a half- million customers lacked power in Pennsylvania and Maryland. In Pennsylvania, where most of the outages were located, officials likened the scope of the damage to a hurricane. Some who might not get power back for several days sought warmth - or at least somewhere to recharge their batteries - in shopping malls, public libraries and hastily established shelters. One caf� in downtown Pottstown gave about 15 free meals to people without power, encouraged them to plug in devices and even let a few get a warm shower. " It's just kind of giving back to the community - there's no other purpose of this," said iCreate Cafe owner Ashraf Khalil. Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett said after an aerial survey of the storm's aftermath that crews put a priority on restoring electricity to hospitals, nursing homes, communications facilities and sewer plants. " This storm is in some respects as bad or maybe even worse than Hurricane Sandy," he said during an appearance in the Philadelphia suburbs. He said a shipment of electrical generators from the federal government was on its way to Pennsylvania. He said he was urging electric utilities " to move as fast as they can, but they have to do it within the parameters of safety." PECO, the dominant electricity provider in the Philadelphia area, had the most outages with 394,000. PECO spokeswoman Debra Yemenijian said most would have their lights back on by tonight, but she said some could be without power until Sunday. At the Upper Dublin Public Library in Fort Washington, reference librarian Marty Frantz was directing people to power outlets and helping them get online Thursday after spending the previous night in a dark house. - The Associated Press Winter storm keeps power off another day By Mark Scolforo Justin Bieber A_ 22_ Feb- 07- 14_ FP_ 01. indd A18 2/ 6/ 14 8: 34: 43 PM ;