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C2 FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 11. 2011 BREAK1NGNEWSAT0TTAWACITIZEN.COM THE OTTAWA CITIZEN SIU: Shoe thrown at officer IS i A- 1 i Continued from page CI Keeley said the professional standards section usually investigates cases that don't fall under the SIlTs mandate. Ivalu was taken into custody after passing out by the Rideau Canal on Nov. 10. He drank two bottles of alcohol and passed out halfway through doing a crossword puzzle.

Ivalu, an Inuit carver now living on the street, said he woke up the next morning in hospital, handcuffed to a hospital bed and in severe pain. The doctor said he had two broken ribs and a broken big toe, he recalled. An SIU investigator interviewed him in mid-November, but Ivalu couldn't remember anything about the incident He has only been told by authorities that he threw one of his boots at one of the special constables in the booking room, apparently hitting the officer in the forehead. Ivalu was charged with assaulting a police officer and pleaded guilty. He served a short sentence at the Ot-tawa-Carleton Detention Centre on Innes Road, he said.

He said he had forgiven the officers now under investigation for allegedly breaking his ribs. "I don't FA SY MlM CAKKOCCfcl 10. TMt 01 1 AVVA CII l2i.N Jeremiah Ivalu had two broken ribs and a broken toe after the Nov. 10 incident in the police cellblock. want to bring charges," he said.

"I don't want to sue. Whatever happened happened, and that's the way I'd like to leave it." Phillips said the Stacy Bonds case is still under investigation. She was manhandled and strip-searched in the Ottawa police cellblock. The Bonds case prompted Ottawa police Chief Vern White to order a review of policies and procedures to identify any gaps, training needs or other areas for improvement The review will address any concerns about dealing with the public from the time of an arrest all the way to detention. A report outlining recommendations will be submitted to the Police Services Board when a SIU probe of the Bonds incident is complete.

iff ootHned boxes caitett cages, mm! comtwn iC the pven opeatton (m any onr) lo prcxluce the target the top-left comer Preebea rgie-tx caes with the number the top-tefl comer 3- 17 6X 3- 6X 6X 3- The jury that convicted Demetrios Angelis, an Ottawa civil servant who killed his wife, recommended he receive a 10-year period of parole ineligibility, although the judge found that would not be a fit sentence. Murder: 'I want to cry because I miss my mom and dad' KenKen (HMlfNGING 6X 1 11 6 I2x 3 2- 9 i- 2- 3- 1- la 2t 2t Continued from page CI In a victim impact statement read by a prosecutor at his January sentencing hearing, Angelis's daughter described for the judge how she was sad and wanted her mother and father back. "I want to cry because I miss my dad and mom," the girl wrote. "If I had a magic wand, I would want to see my mom and dad. What I miss most is that 1 cannot talk to them or do things with them anymore," she wrote in the statement, which was accompanied by drawings of a crying, mad and shocked face.

A picture of a skull was scribbled out Lien Le Angelis' sisters described fV-KW HuiS WW RULES Each row eaci coiuno must contafn the numbers 1 through 4 (easy! or 1 through 6 (chaitengmg) wrtnoui repeat trig The numbers within the heavify Remarks: Baird tells critics to accept apology, move on she gouged his penis with her long fingernails. Lien Le Angelis had been having an affair for 13 of the 16 years she was married to Demetrios, court The jury that convicted him unanimously recommended he receive the minimum 10-year period of parole ineligibility, although the judge found that would not be a fit sentence given the circumstances surrounding the "brutal" crime. Smith noted there was nothing the court could do to undo the harm caused by Angelis, except to hand down a sentence that might deter others from committing similar acts. aseymour a ottawacitizen.com tually came to realize the point she was trying to make. However, Lana Payne, president of the Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Labour, whose members include fishing crews and offshore oil workers, said Gallant's comments were still seen as insulting.

"People couldn't believe what she said," Payne said. "I think there's this expectation that (MPs) are supposed to know more." Gallant's comments were particularly insensitive, Payne said, since the committee had just heard stories of tragedies at sea, including details of two men who died 15 minutes before the arrival of a rescue helicopter. Since 1979, 193 fish harvesters have lost their lives at sea. The March 2009 crash of a helicopter into the Atlantic is also still a fresh wound for those in Newfoundland and Labrador. That crash killed 17 people.

The Commons defence committee examining search and rescue and was touring the Maritimes last week. POSTMEDIA NEWS in their victim impact statements how they were angry at Angelis and would never recover from the trauma of her death. Lien Le Angelis's older sister, Ngoc-Ha Le, said her heartbroken 80-year-old father still didn't know how his daughter had died. The amily was too fearful to tell him she had been murdered because they worry he wouldn't be abk to absorb the shock. "It is said time will heal all wounds; but this wound seems to become incurably cancerous for us," Le wrote.

"We hope that my niece nephew could forget their nightmares and live a normal life like other kids." During the trial, Angelis argued that his wife attacked him and he was acting in self-defence after Gallant has got into trouble before. She once made a link between abortion in Canada and beheadings in Iraq and also challenged a male Liberal MP's sexuality by telling him: "Ask your boyfriend." In her apology Thursday, she said she had called Newfoundland and Labrador Natural Resources Minister Shawn Skinner. "I spoke to him directly to apologize for any offence I may have caused him or the people of Newfoundland and Labrador." She said Wednesday her remarks had been meant to explore the pooling of all local resources in search and rescue. In that interview, Gallant said at no point was she trying to compare the Ottawa River and Great Lakes to the North Atlantic, although she acknowledged that was how some in the room viewed her comments. She said that an apology was not needed as those at the meeting even 2 1 13 5 64 6 4 5 2 13 5 6 2 3 4 1 1 2 Viii 3 1 5 6 4 1 2 4 3 I 1 I 2 I 5 6 2 4 3 1 4 211 3 7 1- 3112 14 1 3 1 4 2 a.

if I 1 1 1 1 5 i Continued from page CI "I want to offer my humble and heartfelt apologies for remarks made regarding search and rescue services. I have the utmost respect and appreciation for Canadians that make their living from the sea and in no way intended to minimize the dangers they face on a daily basis," Thursday's statement said. Liberal MP Siobhan Coady told the House of Commons her father-in-law had been lost at sea. "A Conservative MP has said those who make their living from the sea should take more responsibility for their own lives. The government consistently shirks its responsibility," Coady said.

Government House Leader John Baird jumped to Gallant's defence. "A lesson I learned when growing up was (that), if someone recognizes they have made a mistake then sincerely apologize, the honourable thing to do would be to accept that apology and move on." Tr FEBRUARY jrJ 'CXn WIN A 50" FLAT SCREEN TV mJifd CAPITALCARPET com Km cw tails I J2.19V II M.49V. II M.39V. I 100 Carps! Textursd Carpet Clear Touch Carpet I S3sz. S3cz, 45 cz.

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