En Es Police Beat tal for stitches. Faith. accident. minor injuries. ing. Warrant issued after knife attack TERRACE RCMP have issued a warrant for Robert John Dixon Junior, 19, of Terrace after he allegedly stabbed a man outside a Keith Avenue arcade June 6. Witnesses called RCMP 1o the arcade at 5:30 p.m, June 6, and found a man suffering cuts to his right ear and head. They took the 22-year-old man to the haspi- Dixon is wanted for assault causing bodily harm and uttering threats to cause death or bodily harm, Anyone with information on Dixon’s location is asked to call the Terrace RCMP at 638-7400, Double rollovers injure seven people TERRACE RCMP responded 10 two single vehicle ac- cidents in the Terrace area June 5 and 6. The first accident happened at 11:57 p.m. June 5 when the driver of a car heading south on Kalum Lake Drive lost control and drove into the ditch. All four male occupants in the car were taken to Mills Memorial Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. The second accident happened at 6:45 a.m. June 6 when a car rolled over on Queensway. One of three males in the car were taken to hos threatening injuries, RCMP are investigating the incidents. Alcohol was not a factor in either incident, said RCMP Cpl. Rod pital with non-life Steal it, smash it _and then let it be A. TERRACE ian faces theft, possession and 7 dangerous driving charges after allegedly stealing a car |. | and wrecking it on Hwy16 June 10. ‘| Terrace RCMP allege Dale Gordon Smith, of Ter- race, took a 1984 Honda Civic from a home south of Terrace at 1:15 a.m. Thursday, June 10, ; An hour after the car was stolen, officers were called to an accident on Hwy16. 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Open Every Weeknight Until 7:00 Wanted Alberta man could be someplace in the northwest EDMONTON POLICE believe a man wanted on a western Canada wide war- rant for sexually assaulting five women at a gas station there may have escaped to the Terrace-Kitimat area last week. Edmonton police official Kelly Gor- don said police there received a tip that the 48-year-old Alberta man was en ‘route here. Since then, a second tip has come in, in reporting that Daljit Singh Bhinder of Alberta was seen in Terrace board- ing a bus to Prince Rupert, Gordon said. Edmonton police do not suspect the man has family in the area, but he may have known about large East Indian communities in Terrace and Kitimat, said Gordon. He added the suspect may be travelling to Vancouver where he has an immigration hearing later this month, The man is wanted for suspected sex- ual assault, sexual interference, forcible confinement and sexual exploitation of a minor. 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