National

Wanted Woman Arrested By Transit Police In Surrey After Showing Expired Fare

Darpan News Desk, 09 Feb, 2015 11:40 AM

SURREY, B.C. — A woman who was wanted for breaching parole conditions has been arrested by Transit Police, after she showed an expired fare at a SkyTrain Station in Surrey.

Joanna Lee Larson was convicted of manslaughter in 2001 in the killing of Annette Allen in a Surrey residence.

She was released on day parole in 2009, before being arrested again several years later and released again in 2014.

A warrant for her arrest was issued for failing to return to her designated facility and being at large in the community.

Transit Police say officers conducted a fare check on Jan. 25 at the Gateway SkyTrain Station, where Larson produced an expired fare and lied about her identity.

Officers arrested the 43-year-old and she is now at the Alouette Correctional Centre for Women in Maple Ridge.

Prev Next

MORE National ARTICLES

Ontario court dismisses wind turbine appeal brought by farm families

TORONTO — An Ontario court has dismissed a set of appeals from four families which sought to have provincial legislation related to the approvals of large-scale wind farms declared unconstitutional.

Ontario court dismisses wind turbine appeal brought by farm families

Two Canadians charged with criminal trespass at dolphin facility in British Virgin Islands

ROAD TOWN, British Virgin Islands — Two Canadian men face trespassing charges in the British Virgin Islands after they were found after hours at an aquatic park that offers dolphin performances and encounters.

Two Canadians charged with criminal trespass at dolphin facility in British Virgin Islands

Crews try to prevent spilled coal ash from fouling Banff National Park creek

BANFF, Alta. — Crews are trying prevent coal ash waste that was spilled by Canadian Pacific Railway cars from fouling the waters of a creek in Banff National Park.

Crews try to prevent spilled coal ash from fouling Banff National Park creek

Judge orders Metis Nation-Saskatchewan meeting after group loses funding

SASKATOON — A judge says council members with Metis Nation-Saskatchewan need to put aside their "toxic" infighting and hold a meeting.

Judge orders Metis Nation-Saskatchewan meeting after group loses funding

Surrey RCMP Look For Leads In Shooting That Left Man In Serious Condition

SURREY, B.C. — Mounties in Surrey, B.C., are investigating a shooting involving a man who was found lying in a driveway with gunshot wounds to his chest and abdomen.

Surrey RCMP Look For Leads In Shooting That Left Man In Serious Condition

Transit Police Shooting In Surrey Under Investigation, Watchdog Interviews Witnesses

SURREY, B.C. — Investigators with B.C.'s police watchdog have conducted about 20 interviews with witnesses who were inside a Surrey, B.C., grocery store when transit police officers shot a man.