Tag: Jesse Wood

Creston man gets 900 days for child porn offences

Crime Greg Nesteroff -
Jesse Stephen-David Wood pleaded guilty to transmitting and possession of child pornography between Jan. 30, 2023 and Jan. 30, 2024.

Creston man to be sentenced Jan. 9 on child porn charges

Crime My Creston Now Staff -
Jesse Stephen-David Wood appeared in court last week following the preparation of a psychiatric report. He has pleaded guilty to two offences.

Creston man in custody

RCMP Drew Wilson -
A Creston man on the lam for five months is back in custody. Jesse Wood was arrested in Calgary after...

Creston RCMP seeking public help to find wanted person

Crime Kate Brown -
Creston RCMP is asking the public for help in locating 44 year old, Jesse Wood. Wood has an unendorsed warrant...

Missing Creston Man

News Kate Brown -
Police are seeking public assistance to locate Creston man, Jesse Wood. The 43 year old has been missing from his...

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