| Police investigate baby's death
Cops last night were investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of a six-month-old infant. The child was pronounced dead yesterday afternoon by a medical examiner at Peter Lougheed hospital. Insp. Guy Slater said the medical examiner raised questions about the infant's death. "The medical examiner was initially involved at the hospital so we're responding to that initial question to see what else may or may not have happened," said Slater. Police were maintaining a presence at a duplex on Raynard Cres. S.E. beginning at around 3 p.m., although they were not treating the home as a crime scene.
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NHL Recap: No Debate, Senators Win
Ray Emery made 20 saves for his first playoff shutout and the Ottawa Senators became the second team to advance to the second round of the playoffs with a 3-0 win over the Pittsburgh Penguins in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference quarterfinals at Scotiabank Place. Chris Kelly had a goal and an assist and Dany Heatley and Antoine Vermette each lit the lamp for the Senators, who won the last three games to clinch the series. "All but one period this series we really limited their chances," said Emery. "That's why I think the series ended in five for us." Daniel Alfredsson was the star of the series for Ottawa, as he led the team with six points (three goals and three assists). Marc-Andre Fleury stopped 23 shots for Pittsburgh, which was making its first appearance in the postseason since 2001.
2 die in separate road accidents
A 21 year Navua man is dead after the vehicle he was travelling in hit a lamp post in Veiwawa feeder road at 5:30 this morning. Divisional Media Liaison Officer Southern Lavenia Lovodua confirms that the 21 year old was a passenger is a company vehicle when the driver lost control and hit a FEA power pole. The 26 year old driver is in police custody and is expected to be charged soon. In a separate accident, a 24 year old self employed man from Vatualailai in Ba died this morning in an accident at Yalalevu in Ba. Lovodua confirms that the incident happened at 11pm when a ten wheeler truck travelling towards Lautoka from Ba tried to overtake a van and had a head on collision with a carrier driven by the deceased. The carrier was dragged into a drain by the impact. Other passengers were treated and sent home.
Drug Bust Yields Marijuana & Mushrooms
Police in Hokah, Minnesota raided a drug house and found sixty marijuana plants, psychedelic mushrooms and growing materials.27-year-old Matthew Sheehan from Hokah is charged with six counts of selling and possessing drugs. Investigators searched Sheehan's home Thursday and found the drugs, heat lamps, potting soil, fertilizers, a safe with cash and other drug-dealing supplies. Investigators say he lives just 300 feet away from an elementary school and city park. He faces several years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. .
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