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FROM/DE: To During the week of the 1st to the 7th
of March members of the Theft On the 1st of March a report was filed of a
theft of 2 pound propane tanks from a deck on P/C Wayne Desjardins was the investigating officer in a
report in which 2 dirt bikes were reported stolen from his back porch at his
residence on Mischief On the 1st of March a report was filed that
unknown suspect threw a beer bottle at a mailbox on On the 5th of March a report was filed in which
4 mailboxes were reported damaged on Further on the 5th of March a report was filed
in which a mailbox was damaged on P/C Darryl Graveline is the investigating officer in a
report in which unknown persons spilt coffee over a vehicle in a parking lot
on P/C Kevin Davidson is the investigating officer in a
report a mailbox having been smashed on B-Line Road Laurentian Valley
Twp. The report was on the 6th
of March. If anyone has any information concerning these reports of
vandalism please contact the Attempt Theft P/C Kevin Davidson is the investigating officer in a
report in which attempts were made to steal a tractor from a residence on Impaired Driving A vehicle was stopped on Motor Vehicle Collisions During the week of the 1st to the 7th
of March members of the Upper Ottawa Valley Detachment investigated 6 motor
vehicle collisions in the following times and locations: 1st March 11:15 am, 2nd March 9:04 am, private parking lot Petawawa
Blvd Town of Petawawa, Sgt. Don Francis was the investigating officer, single
vehicle was involved, property damage collision 2nd
March 7:40 am, 3rd March 4th March 4th March Suspicious Phone Calls During the previous week the A complaint was received in the Town of The public is reminded not to give out personal
information over the phone to an unknown caller especially banking
information and personal number such as your SIN number. The public is also reminded to be cautious
about giving out any information about your property without first knowing
who is calling, and verifying that they are legitimate. For more information on frauds and scams please visit the
website www.phonebusters.com.If
you have doubts about a caller, your best defence is to simply hang up. It's
not rude – it's smart. If you are not familiar with the caller on the other end
of the telephone or have any doubts, hang up.
These are professionals and you are not the first person they have
contacted. No matter how many
questions you ask they will have answers for.
Call the company they are alleging to be and confirm identities or
promotions. Write down their name and
service number – confirm these with the company. It is your money – protect it! RIDE Program During the week of the 1st to the 7th
of March members of the 3rd March 3:01 pm, Lake Dore Road North Algona
Wilberforce Twp., approximately 55 vehicles were checked and 1 HTA charge was
laid 3rd March 4:04 pm, approximately 70 vehicles
were checked, 1 seven day suspension and vehicle impounded, as well as a
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act charge 3rd March 3rd March 4th March 4th March 4th March 4th March 4th March 5th March 6th March 6th March 6th March 7th March 1:11 am, 7th March 2:48 pm, Victoria St. Town of
Petawawa, approximately 45 vehicles were checked and 1 adult male was charged
with 3 counts of Fail to Comply Undertaking contrary to the Criminal Code, 1 count
of Possession for the Purpose contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances
Act charge and 1 HTA charge 8th March While it appears that the message is slowly getting across
to drivers, there are still people who think that they are sober enough to
drive when they are not. The only true
safe level of alcohol consumption for drivers is none at all. Drinking and driving is never a good mix. Members of the local detachment of the OPP
will continue to conduct RIDE programs through out the BICYCLE SAFETY ( Some safety tips to consider are: Ride in a straight line on the right hand side of the road,
in the same direction as traffic. You
must travel as far to the right as practicable, except when preparing for a
left turn or passing. Stop at the edge of the road; stop at red lights and stop
signs. Look to see if the road is
clear. Look all ways. Always look over your shoulder behind you before you turn
or move out on the road Signal – let drivers know what you are going to do
next Look ahead down the road to see if there might be danger
ahead Cyclists under 18 must wear an approved bicycle
helmet. Helmets are strongly
recommended for cyclists over 18 Road safety depends on both cyclists and motorists. Ice Safety The Pembroke/Renfrew Check out all our releases at www.crimealerts.net -30- Contact: Beth
Ethier Tel
# (613) 735-0188
Cell # (613) 639-0758 |
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