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Figeac first fences at Treborough BE horse trials
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Published: September 11, 2013 4:00 PM Updated: September 11, 2013 4:27 PM

On Aug. 31 at approximately 7 a.m., an alert citizen reported that a male was spraying lighter fluid on fences and trying to light them on fire. A description and direction of travel was provided. Other witnesses advised that the male was going in and out of peoples yards. Police located a 17-year-old local male a short time later. He was arrested and later released to his parent on conditions to appear in court, not to consume liquor and not to possess incendiary devices. There was no ignition or apparent damage. Police are still investigating. Police would also like to recognize the alert citizens who observed this behavior, got a great description and direction of travel and immediately called police.

One-year probation for possessing alcohol

On Aug. 30 at approximately 11:30 p.m., Merritt RCMP checked a vehicle that was stopped in the Diamond Vale Elementary School parking lot. Police located three people standing outside of the vehicle and five more inside. While talking with the group, one male got out of the vehicle and started walking away from the group, carrying two bottles with him. Police stopped the male, an 18-year-old local man, and found that he was under conditions not to possess or consume alcohol. He was arrested, remanded in custody and appeared before a provincial court judge on Sept. 4. He pleaded guilty and was credited for time served and will be on probation for one year.

Lytton man arrested for assaulting local

On Saturday, Aug. 31 at approximately 5:30 p.m., Merritt RCMP were dispatched to assist provincial ambulance regarding an assault that occurred at a local hotel in the 2100 block of Quilchena Avenue. Investigation revealed that a 42-year-old male from Lytton assaulted a local 24-year-old male for unknown reasons. The victim suffered cuts, bruises and a broken ankle. Police were provided a description of the suspect as well as a direction of travel. Police located the suspect, identified as Lincoln Henry. He was arrested for assault causing bodily harm and remanded in custody where he appeared before a provincial court judge on Sept. 3. Although the judge agreed to release him on bail, Henry could not perfect his bail so remains in custody.

Man arrested hours after previous release

On Sept. 3 at approximately 11:30 p.m., Merritt RCMP received a report that a local 67-year-old male was intoxicated and causing problems in a residence in Lower Nicola. Police attended and located William Hance, who was found to be breaching his previously-imposed court condition of abstaining from consuming alcohol. He was arrested and held in custody until he sobered up and could take care of himself. He was released from custody to appear in provincial court in September and to further abstain from alcohol. He was released from custody at 10:00 a.m. on Sept. 4.

At 12:20 p.m. two hours and 20 minutes after he was released Hance was found by police behind the dumpster in the 1700 block of Garcia Street. He was found consuming alcohol, breaching a condition of his release from custody earlier that day. He was arrested and remanded in custody to appear before a provincial court judge on Sept. 5. He was subsequently released on bail and will appear in court later in September.

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Minella For Value ready to register first victory over fences

Wednesday, September 11, 2013

By Pat Keane

John Nallens Minella For Value can provide the answer to the modest Eventus Beginners Chase at Galway this evening.

The seven-year-old is also relatively experienced at this game and todays test will be his fourth attempt over fences.

His last outing over fences came two runs back, beaten a length into second by Black Benny at Roscommon.

His latest appearance was over flights at Bellewstown, justifying favouritism with a hard-earned length and a quarter defeat of The Shaughran.

Bryan Cooper, recently returned from long-term injury, can guide Captain Arceus to success in the City Publicans Charity Hurdle.

Dessie Hughes charge, winner of a valuable handicap at Fairyhouse in early April, had his first run since then at Bellewstown last month.

It was certainly a promising effort, as he failed to concede Giants Quest 10lbs, going under by three parts of a length.

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Mount Saint Patrick - Fences of Maloney Mountain
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Fences entre Fontainebleau et Bois-le-Roi le Jeudi 5 Septembre 2013...
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"Bow Tie" Novice Hunter Over Fences at Ludwigs Corner Horse Show 9/1/13
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Répétition de la vacation Fences du Jeudi 5 septembre 2013
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Published September 08, 2013

Associated Press

July 14, 2013: In this photo, pastors and others raise their arms on the San Diego side of a border fence during a cross-border Sunday religious service with others on the Tijuana, Mexico side of the fence.AP

SAN DIEGO Under the watch of a Border Patrol agent, U.S. and Mexican pastors set up two small altars -- one on each side of a towering border fence -- for their Sunday service that spans two countries.

The priests then break bread simultaneously and hold up their challises to the tightly woven metal barrier. The guitar player is in Mexico, strumming a song led by clergy on the U.S. side. The buzzing of a passing Border Patrol officer on an all-terrain vehicle interrupts the music.

The religious service is one of myriad ways that life is seeping across the border post 9/11 as Congress considers spending billions on further fortification.

Ranchers, deputies and lawmakers from border states have long pleaded for federal help, saying their areas were overrun by people entering the U.S. illegally and armed smugglers.

But today there is growing opposition along the nearly 2,000-mile boundary to more agents and fences. They include U.S. ministers, business leaders and mayors who say those measures have reached their maximum effectiveness.

The crackdown in the past decade should be applauded for bringing detentions of illegal crossers to historic lows -- but ports of entry have been overlooked, said former El Paso Mayor John Cook, the director of the Border Mayors Association, representing U.S. and Mexican mayors.

Hours-long waits and overtaxed officers have become the norm at crossings, costing the region billions by deterring Mexican shoppers and delaying U.S. shipments, border mayors say. They favor expanding "trusted traveler" programs that give passes to pre-vetted crossers, digital fingerprinting and other technology to make ports of entry more secure, though Congress hasn't addressed those ideas.

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