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Jul 7, 2026
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Judge allows Cape Breton delivery driver's police statement in sex-for-alcohol case
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Article Excerpt
A Cape Breton delivery driver’s statement to police investigating complaints he engaged in sexual activity with two underage people in exchange for alcohol can be used against him at trial. A Nova Scotia Supreme Court judge ruled last month that the Crown can admit the recorded statement Kiran Mathew gave Cape Breton Regional Police after […]
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