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Probation and bans from two shelters in Prince George, B.C., for woman who assaulted workers

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By Bob Mackin | Prince George Citizen A 37-year-old woman guilty of assaulting workers at two Prince George homeless shelters was sentenced to time served and one-year probation on Nov. 6…

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