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FROM/DE: DRIVER ARRESTED AFTER ATTEMPTING TO EVADE RIDE SPOTCHECK ( A blue Cadillac that was travelling northbound on After an investigation was conducted, forty year old Randy
GATT of GATT will be making his first appearance in Orangeville
Criminal Court on August 13, 2009 and his drivers licence has been
automatically suspended for a period of 90 days under the Ministry of
Transportations Administrative Drivers Licence Suspension (ADLS) program. ALCOHOL On One driver, thirty-one year old Matthew DUNN of Caledon
was charged with Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle contrary to section
253(1)(a) Criminal Code of Canada, Drive Motor Vehicle Over 80 milligrams of
alcohol contrary to section 253(1)(b) Criminal Code of Canada and Drive While
Licence Suspended contrary to section 53 Highway Traffic Act. DUNN will be making his first appearance in Orangeville
Criminal Court on August 6, 2009 and his drivers licence has been
automatically suspended for a period of 90 days under the Ministry of
Transportations Administrative Drivers Licence Suspension (ADLS) program. On The officer stopped and had a conversation with the female
driver. After an investigation was
conducted, fifty-four year old Pamela MUNOZ of MUNOZ was held in custody and will be making her first
appearance in Orangeville Criminal Court on Thursday July 2, 2009. Her drivers licence has been automatically
suspended for a period of 90 days under the Ministry of Transportations
Administrative Drivers Licence Suspension (ADLS) program. Remember, it is never right to drink and drive.
Even one drink can impair your ability to react to situations while
behind the wheel of a motor vehicle.
You are putting your life and the lives of every other driver on the
road at risk by drinking and driving.
Caledon
OPP will continue to conduct RIDE programs throughout the year at different
times of the day and in various locations.
If you think you’ve had too much to drink, don’t risk it,
call a friend, family member or a taxi.
The message is clear, if you Drink don’t Drive. THEFT A vehicle on A complainant on An unlocked vehicle was entered on MISCHIEF A grey Dodge Caravan was damaged by unknown vandals on Police are asking anyone with
information to contact - 30 - Contact: Provincial
Constable Jonathan Beckett CSO/Media Officer Phone: 905 857 3304 FROM/DE: ARRESTS MADE IN BELFOUNTAIN ( A sobriety check of two occupants of a red Honda Civic was
conducted by the officers. After an investigation was conducted, twenty-one year old
Timothy HARRON and twenty-one year old Aron ORLOWSKI, both of Mississauga
were each charged with Possession of Substance included in Schedule II
contrary to section 4(1) Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. HARRON and ORLOWSKI are scheduled to make their first
appearances in Orangeville Court on July 27, 2009. ALCOHOL On Sunday June 28, 2009 at 12:00am a Caledon OPP officer
on routine patrol stopped a black Ford pickup truck on King Street and Heart
Lake Road. After an investigation was conducted, forty-four year old
Daljit BHATHAL of Caledon was charged with Impaired Operation of a Motor
Vehicle contrary to section 253(1)(a) Criminal Code of Canada and Drive Motor
Vehicle Over 80 milligrams of alcohol contrary to section 253(1)(b) Criminal
Code of Canada. BHATAL is scheduled to make his first appearance in
Orangeville Court on August 6, 2009. STUNT On Saturday June 27, 2009 at 10:45am a Caledon OPP officer
conducting traffic enforcement in the area of Healey Road and Humber Station
Road observed a brown Chevrolet pickup truck travelling at a high rate of
speed. Thirty-three year old Peter PUZZO of Caledon was charged
with Stunt Driving for travelling 121 kilometres per hour in a 60 kilometre
per hour zone. His licence was
immediately suspended for seven days and his motor vehicle was seized on the
side of the road for seven days. PUZZO was given a summons to attend court on July 27,
2009. THEFT A complainant contacted Caledon OPP to report the theft of
a Blackberry cell phone. The
complainant was shopping at the Wal-Mart in Bolton on Thursday June 25, 2009
at approximately 10:00pm when the phone was stolen from the complainants
shopping cart. Two silver 18-speed mountain bikes were stolen from a
driveway on Torbram Road between midnight and 5:30am on Friday June 26,
2009. The bicycles were not locked at
the time of the theft. A van was broken into on Healey Road on Saturday June 27,
2009 between 6:30am and 5:30pm.
Unknown suspects stole a quantity of power tools. A vehicle was entered on Hilliard Court sometime during
the evening of Sunday June 28, 2009.
The complainant’s Blackberry cell phone and GPS unit were
stolen. MISCHIEF A complainant on Stella Crescent contacted Caledon OPP on
Sunday June 28, 2009 at 8:30am after discovering that someone had thrown a
rock through the front window. The
damage occurred overnight by unknown suspects. A business on Hardwick Road in Bolton was also vandalized
sometime between the afternoon or evening of Saturday June 27, 2009 to the
morning of Sunday June 28, 2009. A
rock was used to smash a second floor window.
Police believe these incidents are related because of the
proximity of Stella Crescent to Hardwick Road, which can be accessed by
walking under the Regional Road 50 bridge, and because of the method that was
used to damage both properties. Police are asking anyone with
information to contact Caledon OPP at 1-888-310-1122 / 905-584-2241 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477).
You can submit your information online at www.sdm-crimestoppers.com if
you have any information on any crime. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to
call display and you will remain anonymous.
Being anonymous, you will not testify in court and your information
may lead to a cash reward of up to $2,000.00. - 30 - Contact: Provincial
Constable Jonathan Beckett CSO/Media Officer Caledon
OPP--Bolton Community Policing Phone: 905 857 3304 FROM/DE: CALEDON DATE: JUN 25, 2009 APPLIANCES STOLEN FROM HOUSE UNDER CONSTRUCTION (Caledon, ON.) – On Thursday June 18, 2009 at 9:30am
Caledon OPP officers attended a residence on Boston Mills Road regarding the
theft of the homes appliances. The
residence is currently under construction and the theft is believed to have
occurred sometime overnight. The appliances were valued at $23,000.00. Police are asking anyone with
information to contact Caledon OPP at 1-888-310-1122 / 905-584-2241 or call Crime Stoppers at 1-800- 222-TIPS (8477).
You can submit your information online at www.sdm-crimestoppers.com if
you have any information on any crime. Crime Stoppers does not subscribe to
call display and you will remain anonymous.
Being anonymous, you will not testify in court and your information
may lead to a cash reward of up to $2,000.00. BREAK AND ENTER A daytime break and enter occurred at a residence on
Mississauga Road on Monday June 22, 2009.
The homeowner returned home to discover that a flat panel television
and a quantity of jewellery had been stolen.
The break and enter is believed to have occurred between 6:30am and
3:30pm. Police are reminding homeowners to lock all doors and
windows and to draw the curtains or blinds to your residence when you are
away for the day. It is also a good
idea to be friendly with your neighbours and to watch out for each
other. If you don’t recognize a
vehicle in a neighbours driveway or something seems out of character when
your neighbours aren’t home, don’t hesitate to contact the
Caledon OPP at 1-888-310-1122 or 905-584-2241. THEFT FROM VEHICLES Friday June 19, 2009 – GMC Sierra pickup truck was
entered overnight in a driveway on Laurel Park Gate. $100 in cash and cigarettes was stolen. Friday June 19, 2009 – Chevrolet Avalanche pickup
truck was entered overnight in a driveway on Riverwood Terrace. Wallet and Blackberry was stolen. Friday June 19, 2009 – An unlocked vehicle was
entered overnight on Archbury Circle.
Wallet was stolen. Saturday June 20, 2009 – A Ford pickup truck was
entered sometime overnight on Silvervalley Drive. Loose change and a GPS unit were stolen. Sunday June 21, 2009 – A vehicle was entered
sometime during the day on Parson Avenue.
Loose change was stolen. Monday June 22, 2009 – An unlocked truck was entered
sometime overnight on Ella Street.
Music CD’s and loose change was stolen. Wednesday June 24, 2009 – A vehicle was entered
sometime overnight on Westchester Blvd.
Loose change was stolen. Caledon OPP is reminding residents that the easiest way to
avoid becoming victimized is to lock your vehicle and remove any and all
valuable items from within. Please
remember to “Lock It or Lose It”
- 30 - Contact: Provincial
Constable Jonathan Beckett CSO/Media Officer Caledon OPP--Bolton
Community Policing Phone: 905 857 3304 FROM/DE: CALEDON DATE: JUN 25, 2009 IMPAIRED DRIVER FACES NUMEROUS CHARGES (Caledon, ON.) – On Tuesday June 23, 2009 at 7:30pm,
a motorist contacted the OPP to report being rear ended by a suspected
impaired driver on Mount Wolfe Road, south of Highway 9. The motorist was initially northbound on Mount Wolfe Road
when he came across a Dodge Durango that was stopped in the northbound
lane. At that time, the driver of the
Durango appeared to be talking with the driver of a southbound motor vehicle
that was also stopped. As the motorist was approaching Highway 9, his motor
vehicle was rear ended by the Dodge Durango that he had seen earlier. Prior to the arrival of the police, the driver of the
Durango was seen by the motorist who had been rear ended throwing two cans of
beer into the ditch. Neither driver was injured as a result of the collision. Thirty-nine year old Wendy SMITH of Oshawa was arrested
and charged with the following offences: Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle contrary to section
253(1)(a) Criminal Code of Canada Fail to Provide Breath Sample contrary to section 254(5)
Criminal Code of Canada Class G2 Licence Holder – Blood Alcohol Content above
zero contrary to section 6(1) Ontario Regulation 340 Highway Traffic Act Possess more than one licence contrary to section 35(1)(e)
Highway Traffic Act Having liquor in open container in other than licenced
premise, residence or private place contrary to section 31(2) Liquor Licence
Act Fail to surrender permit for motor vehicle contrary to
section 7(5)(a) Highway Traffic Act. Fail to surrender insurance card contrary to section 3(1)
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act Litter highway contrary to section 180 Highway Traffic Act
SMITH made her first court appearance in Orangeville Court
on Wednesday, June 24, 2009. - 30 - Contact: Provincial
Constable Jonathan Beckett CSO/Media Officer Caledon
OPP--Bolton Community Policing Phone: 905 857 3304 FROM/DE: CENTRAL REGION HEADQUARTERS DATE: JUNE 26,
2009 SAFE TRAVEL BEGINS WITH YOU (ORILLIA, ON.) – As this weekend approaches, the
Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) would like to remind the public that safe
travel on our highways, waterways and trails is a shared responsibility and
everyone is expected to do their part in making travel of all types safe. This first weekend of the summer will see a significant
increase of people on vacation and utilizing all modes of transportation to
arrive at their intended destinations. The OPP are also anticipating that
with Canada Day Celebrations on July 1 and the American July 4 Independence
Day weekend following a few days later, area roads will see a significant
increase in their use. Police are asking that the public plan to pack a little
patience with them as they travel and to leave themselves enough time to
allow for congested routes or closures due to any motor vehicle collisions
that may occur. The OPP are also urging motorists to make sure that their
motor vehicles and any trailers, vessels or off road vehicles are in good
repair. Chief Superintendent Mike Armstrong, Regional Commander of
the Central Region of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) states “Our officers
are committed to ensuring that provincial roadways, waterways and trail
systems are safe and we will have officers on patrol to effectively make this
happen”. He has also stated,
“In the OPP, we expect the public to drive and boat responsibly and not
to drink and drive”. The OPP, in conjunction with Vision 2010, is focused on
traffic safety and everyday utilizes various resources in the hope of
reaching the goal of making our roads the safest in North America. This coming weekend and throughout this summer travel
season, the OPP is urging the public to do their part and work with the
police so that the OPP is successful in achieving its goals. For those who
wish to break the law and take matters into their own hands, you may wish to
think twice, as you just never know who might be watching you. -30- Contact: Provincial
Constable Jonathan Beckett CSO/Media Officer Caledon
OPP--Bolton Community Policing Phone: 905 857
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