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Ottawa police asking for help after seven reports of a peeping Tom in Sandy Hill

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By Drake Fenton Verified
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
Ottawa police headquarters. Tony Caldwell / Postmedia Share Adjust Comment Print Ottawa police are hunting for a peeping Tom who was spotted peering into the homes of at least seven women in Sandy Hill. Police said the incidents started occurring in early October and have stretched into December. The only description provided by police was of a male wearing a black hoodie. All seven incidents took place between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m., police said.
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Ottawa police asking for help after seven reports of a peeping Tom in Sandy Hill

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By Drake Fenton Verified
| Ottawa Sun Verified
Ottawa police are hunting for a peeping Tom who was spotted peering into the homes of at least seven women in Sandy Hill. Ottawa police are hunting for a peeping Tom who was spotted peering into the homes of at least seven women in Sandy Hill. Police said the incidents started occurring in early October and have stretched into December. The only description provided by police was of a male wearing a black hoodie. All seven incidents took place between 11 p.m. and 4 a.m., police said.
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We Are The Dead: Tragedy and heroism on the day of Sgt. William John Brown’s death

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By Andrew Duffy Verified, Taylor Blewett, Blair Crawford, Drake Fenton Verified
| Ottawa Citizen Verified
It was a perfect afternoon for flying — high cirrus clouds with good visibility — when Sgt. William John Brown climbed into a twin-engine Avro Anson for what was supposed to be a routine training flight near Lake Erie. Brown, a wireless air gunner, took his place in the upper machine gun turret of the Anson, the workhorses of the British Commonwealth Air Training Plan (BCATP).
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