Evidence from gangster's phone can be used against accused Bacon killer

Evidence seized from a gangster’s BlackBerry can be used against one of the suspects charged with killing Jonathan Bacon in August 2011.
B.C. Supreme Court Justice Allan Betton ruled this week that police did not breach the constitutional rights of accused killer Jason McBride when they located incriminating emails on the device of another United Nations gangster.
McBride’s lawyer A.D. Gold had argued that when police searched the BlackBerry of UN member Amir Eghtesad, they were hunt