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Dance no more: Sherwood Park man’s curbside performance put to an end by RCMP

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By Jasmine King
| Global News Verified
He’s been dancing to his own beat for years at a busy intersection in Sherwood Park. Now, the 21-year-old curbside performer has been told to park it by police. If you’ve driven in Sherwood Park, the street corner at Baseline Road and Sherwood Drive probably looks a little empty. That’s because it’s missing its dancing man, who’s typically seen with his helmet and longboard. The dancer is 21-year-old Caden Skelton. He’s been stationed at the corner for a couple of years.
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Dance no more: Sherwood Park man’s curbside performance put to an end by RCMP

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By Jasmine King
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Dance no more: Sherwood Park man’s curbside performance put to an end by RCMP He’s been dancing to his own beat for years at a busy intersection in Sherwood Park. Now, the 21-year-old curbside performer has been told to park it …
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Retired EPS officer Bill Clark sentenced for leaking confidential info to media

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By Jasmine King, Karen Bartko Verified
| Global News Verified
It was an emotional day in court for well-known former Edmonton Police Service (EPS) officer Bill Clark, as he was sentenced for leaking confidential information to the media. The 66-year-old pleaded guilty to the charge of unauthorized use of a computer. “I am deeply sorry for what I did,” Clark said on Monday at the Edmonton Law Courts. The retired officer worked for EPS in a variety of roles over 45 years. At one point, he was a homicide detective known for his candid interviews.
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