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www.insideHALTON.com | OAKVILLE BEAVER | Wednesday, April 9, 2014 | 4 Oakville man faces charges in cult allegations by David Lea Oakville Beaver Staff A 59-year-old Queen Mary Drive resident is facing multiple charges in connection with the activities of an alleged polygamist cult that was based in Holland Township. Ontario Provincial Police arrested Judson William King in Oakville without incident Friday morning. The Oakville resident stands charged with four counts of assault, assault with a weapon Jenkins Agency Real Estate Lowes Canada Disney David Smeriglio/Sutton National Sports, Bouclair, XS Cargo Home Depot Sport Chek Carters Staples and uttering death threats. He is scheduled to appear in an Owen Sound court on May 15. Arrest warrant issued An arrest warrant has been issued for King's brother, Frederick Madison King, 55, leader of the Church of Jesus Restored on charges of sexual exploitation, sexual interference, three counts of sexual assault, three counts of assault causing bodily harm, five counts of uttering death threats, two counts of assault with a weapon and 10 counts of assault. Frederick King's whereabouts are currently unknown, however, police said he may have recently been in the Chatsworth area. King is described as white, about 5-foot-10, with a heavy build and brown hair. Investigations looking into allegations of physical and sexual assault at the church began in November 2012. Sixteen-month investigation After a 16-month investigation, police laid a total of 31 charges involving seven victims, with some charges dating back to 1978. The victims were members of the church at the time of the alleged offences. 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The news group, which includes the Oakville Beaver, Burlington Post and Milton Canadian Champion, received 13 nominations and picked up awards Friday night (April 4) at the OCNA gala in Vaughan. Among the most prestigious awards in journalism, Don Ford, managing editor of the Burlington Post, and a 27-year veteran in his field, earned second place as Editor of the Year while Oakville Beaver photographer Nikki Wesley took third place as Photographer of the Year. Wesley also earned a second-place finish in the Best News Photo competition for her photo depicting Oakville's Keith Childerhose as he waited on the organ donor transplant list for a pair of lungs prior to having a double lung transplant in early 2013. Ford has been with the Post since the fall of 2000 while Wesley, known for her passion for storytelling through her images, has been a photojournalist for seven years. She came to Metroland's Halton Division in 2008. "I'm proud of the Halton editorial and advertising teams. These awards are a testament to their hard work and dedication to the industry," said David Harvey, general manager of Halton Newspaper Division, Metroland West Media Group. Halton Division had several first-place finishes including: Best Rural Story by Burlington Post reporter Tina Depko-Denver; Heritage story by Ian Holroyd, formerly of the Post; Best Sports Photo by Graham Paine, Milton Canadian Champion; Best Creative Ad and In House Promotion, Milton Canadian Champion; Use of Process Colour, Burlington Post. Taking home second place awards were the Oakville Beaver for Special Section and Milton Canadian Champion reporter Julie Slack for feature writing. Celebrating third-place wins were the Milton Canadian Champion's Steve LeBlanc for Best Sports Section and Burlington Post for Original Ad. For a complete list of winners and a look at the outstanding work of Halton Division staff, visit www.ocna.org. Metroland Halton a winner earning OCNA Awards