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Halton Hills This Week, Wednesday, March 24, 1993 - Page 5 Spring Time Country sotnentelephone: an: who entered the contest. Trial date held over The trial date for a Halton Regional policeman facing charges of attempting to obstruct justice won’t be announced until April 19 at Milton provincial court. The court appearance date for 46-year-old Sergeant Rod Wilson, of Burlington, was expected to be announced Monday, but the announcement has been postponed for a month, a court official said this week. The obstruction charges against Sgt. Wilson relate to a recorded message left eight months ago on machine of Halton Hills Councillor ae Johnston. The tape was turned 07 to Halton Regional Police Setice and an investigation was conducted by the Professional Standards Bureau. As a result, a Police Services Act charge of discred- itable Soci was laid against the Halton poli The findings, of the internal investigation were turned over to the Regional Director of Crown Attorneys, L.J. McGuigan, Q.C. The contents of the telephone mes- sage led to the attempting to obstruct justice charge against Sgt. Wilson. Sgt. Wilson has been booked off sick since the charge was laid in mid-February. The charge is connected with events which occurred last May. At that time, Councillor Johnston, who also sits on regional council, received an anonymous letter alleg- ing a cover-up by Halton police administration on a domestic assault incident that occurred in 1983. An internal investigation conducted by the OPP concluded last June there was no wrongdoing by police administration. The message leading to obstruc- tion charges was taped on June 11 of last year on the answering machine in Johnston’s Halton Hills home. IS 232 Guelph St. Suite 204 Georgetown, Ont. YOUR HOME EQUIPPED WITH AN ALLSTATE LIFE LINE HERE'S HOW TO USE IT: 873-1643 It's also a home line, auto line, boat line, renters line, condo line, business line, RRSP line, and savings plan line. 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