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CBC
15-07-2025
- CBC
Windsor police officer gets 2 years probation in criminal harassment, indecent communications case
Windsor police Const. Joshua Smith received two years of probation in a a criminal harassment case that the court had previously heard included phoning a woman repeatedly over a two-week period, each time not saying anything, but moaning and breathing heavily. The CBC's Jason Viau reports.
CBC
14-07-2025
- CBC
Windsor police officer sentenced for criminal harassment, indecent phone calls
Windsor police Const. Joshua Smith will face two years of probation for repeatedly calling a female co-worker to moan and breathe heavily without saying any words. Smith had been facing a charge of criminal harassment and indecent phone calls dating back to September 2023. As part of a plea deal accepted on Friday, an Ontario Court judge handed Smith a conditional discharge. That means there has been a finding of guilt, but no criminal conviction is registered if he complies with his conditions. On Monday, a Police Services Act hearing briefly took place and was pushed to August. These hearings will determine what, if any, internal discipline Smith will face as an officer for these offences. In a completely separate case, Smith was charged again in May of this year with uttering threats. His next court appearance is in September for that case. Smith has been suspended with pay since he was first charged in September 2023. According to Ontario's most recent Sunshine List disclosures, a Const. Joshua F. A. Smith with the Windsor Police Service was paid $125,320 in 2024.
Yahoo
10-07-2025
- Automotive
- Yahoo
Tour a Patrol post and meet recruiters at these summer open houses
The Ohio State Highway Patrol's Bucyrus District is continuing to hold open houses this summer while the deadline to apply for its next cadet class is fast approaching. According to an announcement, community members and media can tour the facility, meet personnel and see equipment and vehicles. The Bucyrus District serves Crawford, Erie, Huron, Marion, Ottawa, Richland, Sandusky, Seneca and Wyandot counties. Open houses remaining include the Mansfield Post on July 25 and the Marion Post on Aug. 8. Both will be held 9 a.m.-1 p.m. The Ohio State Highway Patrol is looking for service-minded individuals to join its ranks. The Patrol offers a career path for those who are leaders, communicators, technology enthusiasts, or have a passion for helping others. Graduates from the academy will be assigned to a Patrol post within 50 air-miles of their residence, allowing them to stay close to family and friends. Applications for cadet class 178, which starts in September, will be accepted through July 15. For more information or to submit an application, visit or contact Trooper Joshua Smith at 614-203-5183 or JPSmith2@ This story was created by Jane Imbody, jimbody@ with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the information gathering, review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at This article originally appeared on Marion Star: Ohio State Patrol is hiring - here's how to apply before July 15
Yahoo
21-06-2025
- Science
- Yahoo
Two students win awards for natural history work
Two students studying for doctorates have been awarded grants for their natural history work. Societe Jersiaise has given the Nigel Queree Environment Award for 2025 to Joshua Smith for his project assessing grazing practices. The study group gave the Roderick Dobson Award to Rees Monet for his work aimed at improving the protection of coastal sharks and skates in the Channel Islands. The group said Nigel Queree had been one of Jersey's most prominent environmentalists and Roderick Dobson one of the island's most distinguished field naturalists. Mr Smith is a PhD student at the Jersey International Centre for Advanced Studies. His project, 'Mow vs Moo', is aimed at comparing the success of different options of grass management in terms of biodiversity and carbon stocks. University of Exeter PhD student Mr Monet is tracking key species in his study, including the critically endangered Tope shark and three commercially important skate species. Societe Jersiaise said it continues to welcome applications for grants which are detailed on its website. More news stories for Jersey Listen to the latest news for Jersey Follow BBC Jersey on X and Facebook. Send your story ideas to Grants for island artists studying seaweed South African plant removed from strip of land Societe Jersiaise
BBC News
21-06-2025
- Science
- BBC News
Two Jersey students win awards for natural history work
Two students studying for doctorates have been awarded grants for their natural history Jersiaise has given the Nigel Queree Environment Award for 2025 to Joshua Smith for his project assessing grazing study group gave the Roderick Dobson Award to Rees Monet for his work aimed at improving the protection of coastal sharks and skates in the Channel group said Nigel Queree had been one of Jersey's most prominent environmentalists and Roderick Dobson one of the island's most distinguished field naturalists. Mr Smith is a PhD student at the Jersey International Centre for Advanced Studies. His project, 'Mow vs Moo', is aimed at comparing the success of different options of grass management in terms of biodiversity and carbon of Exeter PhD student Mr Monet is tracking key species in his study, including the critically endangered Tope shark and three commercially important skate Jersiaise said it continues to welcome applications for grants which are detailed on its website.
