She believed she heard her grandson and was told to leave the money on a doorstep.
Last week, the RNC received a report from an elderly woman that someone identifying as a police officer called to ask for money to get her grandson out of jail. She believed she heard her grandson and was told to leave the money on a doorstep. After agreeing to this, she called her grandson who confirmed he was not in need. The woman did not deliver the funds but police believe the person responsible is in the region.
Impaired driver narrowly misses two RNC officers at a check point near Cook's Brook
Corner Brook city hall hosts "respectful" budget consultation, budget coming down on December 8th
44th annual Gingerbread House opens tomorrow at the Valley Mall
RCMP arrest Tanner Alexander after theft of liquor at a Stephenville store
Assessment underway after last week's weather pounded a grounded cargo ship in Lark Harbour
