By Carrie Ivardi, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, NWOnewswatch.com DRYDEN \u2014 Significant steps have been taken throughout the province to address courthouse security concerns in rural and remote communities. These steps followed an incident at a satellite court last summer when an OPP officer shot and killed 23-year-old Tyresse Roundsky in a Wapekeka courtroom. Dryden lawyer Karen Seeley said the new measures, which include “wanding” with handheld metal detectors, are very much related to the shooting. \u201cCourthouse security has been an issue, not just as a result of Wapekeka but elsewhere as well,\u201d Seeley said. \u201cThe province is taking steps across the province to address this and looking at single points of entries to courthouses, security, bringing in bag scanners, so those aren’t in all courthouses yet.\u201d Seeley said she sometimes… <\/p>\n
By Carrie Ivardi, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, NWOnewswatch.com DRYDEN \u2014 Significant steps have been taken throughout the province to address courthouse security concerns in rural and remote communities. These steps followed an incident at a satellite court last summer when an OPP officer shot and killed 23-year-old Tyresse Roundsky in a Wapekeka courtroom. Dryden lawyer Karen Seeley said the new measures, which include “wanding” with handheld metal detectors, are very much related to the shooting. \u201cCourthouse security has been an issue, not just as a result of Wapekeka but elsewhere as well,\u201d Seeley said. \u201cThe province is taking steps across the province to address this and looking at single points of entries to courthouses, security, bringing in bag scanners, so those aren’t in all courthouses yet.\u201d Seeley said she sometimes... <\/p>\n