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www.insideHALTON.com |OAKVILLE BEAVER |Thursday, March 30, 2017 |8 Won't Be Beat If you find a cheaper price, sim ply show us and we will match.* M urder weapon was gun owned by man who shot chiropractor byTimWhitnell Metroland West Media H BONE IN .E SS ____ KEN BREAST SAVE 3.12 LB 1 8 x 3 .5 5 selected Vi A-COLA or SI SOFT DRINKS KRAFT PEANUT BUTTER 750 g/1kg or CHEEz WHIz 450 g 150/200 g SELECTED VARIETIES MAXWELL HOUSE INSTANT COFFEE SAVE 2.50 RUSSET POTATOES Product of Canada, Canada no. 1 grade 20 LB BAG FLYER PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ONTARIO STORES ONLY. THURSDAY, MARCH 30 , 2017 , 2017 TO WEDNESDAY, APRIL 5 , 2017 . (excluding: Geraldton, Kenora &Thunder BayOntario) Halton police have confirmed the firearm used in the March 16 murder-suicide at the Mejilla Chiropractic Clinic in Burlington was a small calibre handgun legally owned by and registered to, the shooter David Williamson. Oakville resident Ferdinand `Dr. Fred' Mejilla, 50, who operated the clinic located on Plains Road in Burlington, died in hospital from gunshot wounds suffered at the scene of the shooting. Mejilla was father to five. Williamson, 4 4 , of Burlington, was a former patient of Mejilla' s, who police say shot Mejilla then turned the gun on himself. Williamson, died in LTamilton General LTospital on March 18 from what police described as a selfinflicted gunshot wound. Police stated in a media release issued Tuesday (March 2 8 ) that prior to the shooting, Williamson did not have any criminal contact with police, nor were police aware of any reported occurrences of domestic violence/ disputes. "The Halton Regional Police Service is sensitive to the victims in this incident and has no further information suitable for release at this time," stated police spokesperson Constable Jutta Jasper in the release. Ferdinand `Dr. Fred' Mejilla r ® O A K V IL L E oakville.ca * 1 New pedestrian crossover on Navy Street Be prepared to stop for pedestrians Residents and visitors w ill n o w see a n e w pedestrian crossover device a t Navy and Church (in fro n t o f C entennial Square in D o w n to w n O akville). This is th e first o f several crossovers th a t w ill be installed across to w n this year. It is im p o rta n t th a t everyone understands th e rules around th e n e w pedestrian crossovers. Drivers · · · · Be prepared to stop fo r pedestrians Stop behind th e yield line M a k e eye contact to ensure pedestrian sees you W a it until pedestrian co m p letely crosses road befo re proceeding Cyclists · W h e n riding w ith traffic, fo llo w rules fo r drivers · W h e n crossing w ith pedestrians, fo llo w rules fo r pedestrians · D ism ount and w a lk yo u r bike across What is a pedestrian crossover? · A pedestrian crossover is a n e w ty p e o f crossing w h e re drivers and cyclists are required to stop fo r pedestrians in ten d in g to cross th e road. · Drivers and cyclists must a llo w th e pedestrian to cross th e FULL w id th o f th e road b e fo re proceeding. · Pedestrian crossovers have specific pavem en t m arkings and crossing signs. · There are th re e types o f crossovers. The crossover at Navy and Church has poles, flashing beacons above th e signs and pedestrian push buttons. · U nlike pedestrian crosswalks a t tra ffic signal locations, a t a crossover, drivers and cyclists must stop behind th e yield line and w a it until th e pedestrian co m p letely crosses th e road b e fo re proceeding. Pedestrians · Indicate in ten tio n to cross · W a it fo r tra ffic to stop · M a k e eye contact to ensure driver sees you A ll road users m ust obey pedestrian crossover rules, and laws are in e ffe c t a t all tim es. For more details visit oakville.ca.