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Good Samaritan - Jean Cameron
Started by: Terri Morrison
Good Samaritan - Jean Cameron
Raising funds to support Jean Cameron with legal fees. She may be charged with Obstruction for defending a 14 year old boy on Saturday afternoon, January 23, 2016. He was taken down by a police officer while riding his bike in Cumberland, BC. The boy refused to give his name.
Witnesses saw the whole thing and posted videos of the event. Posted on CHEK TV , Youtube and Facebook.
Jean is a Master Hairdresser, owner of Cameron’s Salon and Barber. In 2014, she raised more than $11,000 with her friend Cresslynn Faye by shaving their heads for Tour de Rock (children’s cancer research.)
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- Anonymous8 years ago
- Gordy Young8 years ago I will be out to see you soon k love y'all
- Christine Wheelhouse Beech8 years ago Regarding the person who chose to post lies on this venue, lies regarding the character of Jean Cameron....Get the facts right. Jean was not drinking in the pub before this incident took place. She rarely does. She was working in her salon when someone ran to her and asked her to help his friend. She had not been drinking vodka in the pub. Come on. If you don't know the facts, or don't care about being honest, take it somewhere else...Too many people know Jean and know the kind of person she is.
- Christine Beech8 years ago Best wishes, Jean. You are an awesome, giving and caring member of the community of Cumberland. Be strong as this too shall pass.
- Milo Yakibchuk8 years ago On a happy note: A. R v Duncan R v Duncan was heard by Justice Fergus O’Donnell of the Ontario Court of Justice. A minor alleged Highway Traffic Act offence — an unsignalled turn — led to an altercation with a police officer in the parking lot of Duncan’s apartment building. A request that Duncan produce his licence led to an alleged refusal to do so, an attempt to arrest him, a struggle, and the arrest of Duncan for allegedly assaulting a police officer. Justice O’Donnell acquitted Duncan of the charge because there was no lawful basis for the stop and thus no lawful basis for the demand for identification and thus no lawful basis for the arrest for failing to produce identification. As the arrest was unlawful, even if Duncan resisted, he was entitled to do so. The acquittal was entered as the result of something equivalent to a motion for non-suit that was made at the conclusion of the Crown’s case by the Court on Duncan’s behalf. It was a happy outcome for Duncan.
- Janet Noble8 years ago We love and support you, Jean!
- Anonymous8 years ago
- Carol Olafsson8 years ago Best wishes Jean
- Pauline Byrne8 years ago Way to go Jean, we all need to take a stand.
- Penny White8 years ago thank you for the strong amazing women you are more people should be like us women I would have done the sme thing here for you
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