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    QUESTION OF THE WEEK

    • Do you support Family Day as a statutory holiday in February?
    • Yes, I need a break between New Year's and Easter
    • 79%
    • No, it's not fair to small businesses
    • 11%
    • No, not right now. Wait until the economy improves
    • 11%
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    Another gang bust on Oak Street

    - This self-made door bracing system was used by members of the Game Tight Soldiers to keep intruders out, but Mounties got in anyway. - Photo courtesy Prince George RCMP
    Photo courtesy Prince George RCMP

    This self-made door bracing system was used by members of the Game Tight Soldiers to keep intruders out, but Mounties got in anyway.

    September 2, 2010

    Frank Peebles
    Citizen staff

    Police poked another hole in organized crime's Prince George umbrella. The door was barred into a home operated by the Game-Tight Soldiers (GTS) but Mounties on a Wednesday afternoon raid were still able to get in quickly and make arrests.

    For more on this story, and the public initiative to push back against the gangs in our community, read Friday's edition of The Citizen

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