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Robert LAFLAMME – Drunk Driving

(Augusta Twp. ON) At approximately 7:20 pm on Wednesday April 30, 2014 officers from the Grenville County OPP – Prescott Detachment were advised of a possible impaired driver operating a Budget Rental cube van eastbound on the 401 Hwy near mm 705 in Augusta Twp. The complainant reports the van to be driven in a dangerous and unsafe manner and to have witnessed the van moving from lane to lane, being operated on the paved shoulder and to have struck an MTO sign at the off ramp at mm 705.

Police observed the vehicle on the Hwy 401 at mm 716 and shortly afterwards stopped the vehicle. Officers noted a strong odour of alcohol coming from his breath and observed other signs of impairment. The driver was placed under arrested for impaired operation of a motor vehicle and transported to the Kemptvlle detachment for breath tests.

67 year old male, Robert LAFLAMME of Russell Twp was charged with Impaired Driving, Exceed 80 and fail to report damage to property on Highway. He is to appear in Brockville Court at a later date.

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POLICE SEE A RISE IN GRAFFITI IN THE COUNTY

(COUNTY OF BRANT, ON) – The County of Brant Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), officers have seen a rise in the amount of Graffiti in the County of Brant.

The County of Brant OPP is looking for the public’s help in eradicating the Graffiti. If you see any new forms of graffiti, please call the OPP at 1-888-310-1122 and report it. Parents watch for missing spray paint cans our other products. Local businesses can question youths that are purchasing paint and other products that can be used for graffiti.

The goal of Graffiti Eradication is to remove it as soon as possible and to deter any further acts of graffiti. With a unified community we can eliminate graffiti.

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Motor Vehicle Collision – Petroleum Spill

(Edwardsburgh/Cardinal Twp, ON.) At approximately 10:35 pm on Wednesday April 30, 2014 officers from the Grenville County OPP – Prescott Detachment responded to a single vehicle motor vehicle collision on the 401 Hwy eastbound approx. 5 km west of Cardinal Ontario.

A Tractor trailer was traveling eastbound on the 401 Hwy. when attempting to avoid a deer hit the shoulder of the road and was pulled into the median. The tractor stayed upright however the trailers flipped onto their sides. Two trailers were carrying petroleum.

Ministry of Environment, Ministry of Transportation, Edwardsbrugh/Cardinal Fire and Drain All attended and remain on scene.

Both east and west bound traffic is closed between exit 730 (Cardinal) and 721(b), (Johnstown) while tankers are drained and removed.

Highway expected to open later this afternoon.

Update when available.

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PASSING UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS IS PROHIBITED

(CITY OF TEMISKAMING SHORES, ON) No vehicle shall be driven or operated to the left of a centre of a roadway (passing) when approaching within 30 metres of a level railway crossing.

Understand that school buses are required to stop at railway crossings under the Highway Traffic Act.

Passing upon approaching a level railway crossing can result in charges under section 149(1)(b) of the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario and faces a total penalty of $110.00.

Members of the Temiskaming Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police would like to remind motorists that they shall be cautious and familiar with the laws regarding approaching a railway.

Speeding, disobeying traffic controls (lights and/or signs), and failing to yield right-of-way accounts for many preventable collisions.

Drivers must take responsibility and this will reduce the risks on the road. Please drive defensively and safely. Drive according to the weather and road conditions.

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REQUIREMENT TO YIELD

(CITY OF TEMISKAMING SHORES, ON) Members of the Temiskaming Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police would like to remind motorists that there is a requirement to yield to (transit) buses from the bus stop.

The Highway Traffic Act explains that every driver of a vehicle in the lane of traffic adjacent to a bus stop shall yield the right of way to the driver of a bus who has indicated their intention to re-enter that lane.

Failing to yield to a bus re-entering a lane from a bus stop can face a total penalty of $110.00 under section 142.1 of the Highway Traffic Act of Ontario.

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Jack Walton – Arrested For Possession of Loaded Guns At Hanover Motel

On April 28th 2014 at 9:30pm a member of the Hanover Police Service attended to a motel in the 600 block of 10th street in Hanover to conduct an investigation on a male suspect known to be residing at the motel.

The HPS officer knocked on the door of a motel unit and was met by an intoxicated male who indicated that the male that police were seeking no longer lived in that unit. While speaking with the intoxicated male the HPS officer noticed numerous firearms and other weapons on the bed inside the motel unit.

The HPS officer attempted to arrest the suspect at which point a struggle ensued and additional officers were summoned to assist with the arrest. The suspect was eventually subdued, arrested and transported to the Hanover Police Service. During the arrest a HPS officer was injured and later treated and released from the Hanover and District Hospital for minor injuries.

The Hanover Police Service seized a loaded sawed off shot gun, a loaded .32 calibre revolver, an unloaded .32 calibre revolver, numerous
rounds of ammunition, numerous prohibited knives, brass knuckles, an extendable baton, a recording device, lock picks and other break and
enter tools along with handcuffs and a handcuff key.

The suspect has been identified as Jack Walton, age 33 from Brockton but formerly of Toronto. lt was learned that the suspect had just been released from custody after having served a sentence on weapons convictions and crimes of violence.

On April 29th the suspect was remanded into custody at a bail hearing in Walkerton and is scheduled to make a court appearance by video on
May 02nd,2014.

Walton has been charged with 19 criminal charges that include:

3 counts of possession of a prohibited firearm,

2 counts of possession of a firearm with altered serial numbers,

3 counts of possession of a firearm while prohibited,

6 counts of possession of prohibited weapon,

1 count of possession of ammunition while prohibited,

2 counts of possession of break-in instruments,

1 count of resisting arrest and 1 count of breach of probation.

The Hanover Police Service is continuing their investigation. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Hanover Police Service at 519-364-4280.

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Man Charged with Being Intoxicated in a Public Place

Shortly after 1:00 a.m. this morning, an officer on general patrol observed an intoxicated man on King Street near Fifth Street in Chatham. The man was unable to care for himself and was arrested for his own safety.

The 32-year-old Blenheim man has been charged with being intoxicated in a public place. He will be in custody until sober.

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Break and Enter in Wallaceburg

The Chatham-Kent police are looking for information regarding a break and enter in Wallaceburg last night.

Around 9:45 p.m. an unknown man entered a residence on Dufferin Avenue and stole alcohol. The suspect is described as a white male, 5’5”’- 5’8” in height, short dark hair, wearing a grey hoodie, jeans and black baseball cap.

Anyone with information is asked to contact Constable Sherri Keller at 519-436-6600 extension #82824. Anonymous callers may call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) and may be eligible for a cash reward.

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16th Annual Guelph Police Bicycle Ticket Program

The 16th Annual Guelph Police Bicycle Ticket Program begins today and will run until Friday August 1, 2014.

This program is designed to promote awareness to Guelph youth of the benefits of wearing bicycle helmets while riding their bike through positive reinforcement. While officers are on proactive patrol, when they see a child wearing their bike helmet, they will stop the youth and reward them with a ticket for a free, Dairy Queen “Mini-Blizzard®” courtesy of Dairy Queen Guelph.

The child will then be eligible to win a free bike, courtesy of George Vettor Cycle, on August 1, 2014. Thank you George Vettor for your many years of committment to our community and to your family for their continued support.

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Prescription Drug Drop-off Day

On Saturday May 10, 2014 the Saugeen Shores Police are hosting a prescription drug drop-off day. This initiative is in response to the growing concerns arising from the abuse of prescription medication. We intend to provide a safe, simple and environmentally conscious way for our community to dispose of their unwanted, unneeded and expired prescription medications. Our goal is to eliminate the possibility that these drugs may fall into the wrong hands and potentially ruin the lives of others. You can contribute to a safer community by dropping off unneeded/expired prescription drugs.

Everyone is welcome and encouraged to attend and participate in this event. There is no obligation to provide your name or the details concerning how you obtained the prescription medication. Every participant will remain completely anonymous.

The public is reminded that unneeded/expired prescription medications can be returned at any time, year-round to their local pharmacy.

LOCATION

Saugeen Shores Police Service

620 Tomlinson Drive, Port Elgin

TIME

9:00am – 12:00pm

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ASSAULT – Victim Left On Roadway

Incident #: WA14091706
Publish Date: May 1, 2014
Incident Date: Apr 28, 2014
Location: OTTAWA ST S and TRUSSLER RD, KITCHENER ON Canada
On April 28, 2014 at 5:30 pm police responded to a road rage assault that took place on Ottawa Street South near Trussler Rd in Kitchener. A 67 year old man had been assaulted and was left lying on the roadway by the suspect who fled the area. Both the victim and the suspect were initially travelling south on Ira Needles Blvd when the suspect, driving a white pickup truck, began to pursue the victim at the Victoria Street roundabout and proceeded to cut the victim off while gesturing at him.

The suspect followed the victim to Ottawa Street where the victim pulled over to allow the suspect to pass. At that point, the suspect exited his vehicle, approached the victim and assaulted him with the car door. He also punched the victim several times before fleeing the area. Several witnesses stopped to assist the victim. Police are looking for a white male, approximately 5’9”, with a stocky build. The male was clean shaven and balding and left a beige baseball hat at the scene. He was driving a white pickup truck at the time of the incident. Police are appealing to any witnesses to contact Central Division at 519-653-7700 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

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BREAK & ENTER

Incident #: WA14091207
Publish Date: May 1, 2014
Incident Date: Apr 27, 2014
Location: HEATHER AVE, KITCHENER, ON Canada N2B 1M2
On April 29th, 2014 at approximately 8:45pm the Waterloo Regional Police Service arrested three young persons, who were inside a stolen motor vehicle at the Kitchener Auditorium, 400 East Ave. Kitchener. The vehicle had previously been stolen from a Kitchener residence along with other items on April 27th, 2014 during a break and enter. After police investigation, two of the young people were released unconditionally. The third 15 year old male was charged with several criminal offences, including two counts of break/Enter and theft, theft of a motor vehicle, three counts of failing to comply with his probation, theft under $5000.00 and possession of stolen property under $5000.00. The accused was held for showcause court on April 30th, 2014.

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Vehicle Theft

On Wednesday April 30, 2014 at 9:00 a.m., a guest at the Parkview Motel was packing his belongings into his vehicle prior to checking out. The accused, who was residing in an adjoining room, entered the unoccupied vehicle and sped off in a northbound direction on Woolwich Street.

At 9:08 a.m., the accused attended to gas bar on Woodlawn Road, and re-fueled the vehicle. When the accused attempted to leave, making no attempt to pay for the gas, the attendant left the kiosk and stood in his path. The accused accelerated the vehicle toward the attendant. The attendant jumped backward to avoid being struck and in doing so fell back into a metal door hurting his lower back and the back of his head. The vehicle sped off westbound on Woodlawn Road.

The accused was later observed driving the vehicle at Paisley Road and the Hanlon heading west. Several marked units coordinated a rolling block on the vehicle which was brought to a stop on Wellington Road #32.

A 61 year old male of no fixed address has been charged with theft of a motor vehicle and two counts of breach of probation. He was held in custody for a bail hearing.

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Woman Charged with Assault Causing Bodily Harm

The Chatham-Kent police have arrested a woman following a disturbance in Chatham yesterday morning.

Around 7:30 a.m. police responded to a residence on Victoria Avenue in regards to a disturbance. Upon arrival, officers observed the woman kicking the front door of a residence as she was yelling and swearing. The woman actually broke the pane glass in the door causing about $500 damage. The woman fled the area on foot, however was apprehended a short distance away. During the arrest, the woman continually pulled her arms away from the officers in attempt to resist being taken into custody. While at police headquarters, the woman continued to be uncooperative and bit the hand of an officer. While being placed in a cell, the woman defecated and threw her own feces towards the officers.

Through investigation, police learned that the woman attended the same residence on Victoria Avenue around 2:00 a.m. and assaulted the male homeowner causing him to seek medical attention for minor injuries.

The 28-year-old Chatham woman has been charged with assault causing bodily harm, mischief under $5000 x2, resisting arrest and assaulting a peace officer. She was transported to the courthouse pending a bail hearing.

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Man Charged with Break and Enter

The Chatham-Kent police have arrested a man in connection with a break and enter in Chatham.

Last night around 7:30 p.m. a citizen observed an insecure door to a residence on Orchard Heights. The citizen, known to the homeowner, entered the residence and found the man in the basement. The man fled the residence prior to police arrival.

Shortly after 8:00 p.m. officers located the man and he was taken into custody following a short foot chase. Through investigation, police learned that the man had removed two bicycles valued at $150 from the residence on Orchard Heights earlier in the night.

The 29-year-old man of no fixed address has been charged with break and enter. He has been held in custody pending a bail hearing.