P.E.I. youth sentenced for misleading police after death of Tyson MacDonald - A 17-year-old youth has been sentenced to custody, community supervision and probation for providing false statements and misleading police in relation to the death of Tyson MacDonald.The youth appeared in Youth Justice Court in Georgetown on April ...

Saltwire (The Cape Breton Post) - US News - 6 minutes ago

P.E.I. youth sentenced for misleading police after death of Tyson MacDonald

Saltwire (The Cape Breton Post) - Top Stories - 28 minutes ago

P.E.I. youth sentenced for misleading police after death of Tyson MacDonald -- A 17-year-old youth has been sentenced to custody, community supervision and probation for providing false statements and misleading police in relation to the death of Tyson MacDonald.The youth appeared in Youth Justice Court in Georgetown on April ...

Saltwire (The Cape Breton Post) - Top Stories - 28 minutes ago

Teen who lied to police after Tyson MacDonald's death sentenced to 2 more months in custody -- Carolyn Ryan -- News -- - -- Canada -- - -- PEI

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