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FROM/DE: Bail Violation (Puslinch Twp, On) On At this
time the officers spotted a limousine travelling westbound at a slow rate of
speed towards them. The auto slowed and then veered off the road, entering
the ditch. Police watched as two men exited the car and started running
eastbound away from the auto. Police soon located the pair, and started to
investigate. The limo
was borrowed from an acquaintance by the pair and they have been driving
around. The plates on the auto belonged to a different vehicle and the driver
was currently under suspension. The passenger had been drinking and
wasn’t supposed to have alcohol. Driver-
Michael Fournier aged 20 of Cambridge has been charged with Drive Suspended
(2 counts) and Use Plates Not Authorized contrary to the Highway
Traffic Act as well as Drive With Liquor Readily Available contrary to the
Liquor Licence Act. Fournier is scheduled to appear in Passenger-
David Comeau aged 19 of - 30 - Contact: Mark
Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager
1-888-806-3594
FROM/DE: Fergus Lady Charged in
Theft from Local Company (Fergus, On) On Members
of the During an
audit the district company manager became aware of some problems with
deposits in the past two years. Police conducted an investigation and
discovered that approximately $52,000.00 in cash had not been deposited as
required. - 30 - Contact: Mark
Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager
1-888-806-3594
FROM/DE: Break and Enter Prevention
Tips Breaking and Entering
is a Crime! The Break and Enter For both
seasonal and full-time residents located in the Each
year, the Another
problem that police face, is determining ownership of recovered stolen
property. When an offender is caught with stolen property and the property
cannot be positively identified, charges cannot be laid. We must have a
victim to prove a crime. Property that cannot be identified cannot be placed
on the police computer system, adding to the difficulty for officers to prove
the theft. Community Involvement is needed in the Detection and Prevention Detection: Keep your eyes and ears open for suspicious vehicles and
persons in the area of your residence. Be seen but don’t confront
possible suspects. Record the license numbers and descriptions of suspicious
vehicles. Record detailed descriptions of occupants of suspicious
vehicles, and contact your local police agency to report these observations.
The smallest thing could provide police with that needed piece of the puzzle,
they are looking for. Report your concerns immediately to the Make would be thieves visible by removing large bushes
around your home entrances. Don't hide keys in secret places. Instead leave a
duplicate with a friend or neighbour. Prevention: Mark your valuables. This may discourage theft of
valuables and will provide a way to easily identify stolen property. For deterrent purposes, the identification mark should be
easily identifiable. Record the contents of your home or cottage on paper or
using a video camera. Record the serial numbers of your property. Remove expensive articles from your cottage when away for
extended periods Don't leave articles out, such as axes and tools, that
could be used to assist thieves in breaking into your home or cottage Maintain a positive relationship with neighbours and check
on each other's property when away. Lock everything, Install deadbolts Invest in a burglar alarm. The most effective ones are
monitored by an outside service. If away make certain your home looks occupied. Shoveled
walkways, mail collected, grass cut & timers for lights all help Your information may be the last important piece of
the puzzle that police need. Please report any and all suspicious activity in
your area to your local police.
- 30 - Contact: Mark
Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager
1-888-806-3594
FROM/DE: Speeder of
the Week ( At this
time Constable Henry Heidinga spotted an auto travelling well above the speed
limit. This vehicle was clocked on radar at 105 km/h in the 50 km/h zone. Shaun E.
Armstrong aged 38 years of - 30 - Contact: Mark
Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager 1-888-806-3594 FROM/DE: Drug
Charges ( Police
located an intoxicated male in the hallway of a local apartment building,
which was yelling and kicking at some doors. Officers tried to assist with
the male who became belligerent and confrontational. The male was arrested
for being intoxicated in a common area and upon search officers located a
small bag of marihuana. Michael
Daniel Sanecki aged 28 years of Guelph has been charged with Possession of
Marihuana contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act as well as
Intoxicated in Public contrary to the Liquor Licence Act. Sanecki is
scheduled to appear in ( During
this check, officers located a small quantity of marihuana in the vehicle. Michael
Brendon Taylor aged 27 years of Arthur has been charged with Possession of
Marihuana contrary to the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. - 30 - Contact: Mark
Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager 1-888-806-3594 FROM/DE: OPP Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau
DATE: 2010-02-05 Search
Warrant Executed in Fergus ( The investigation resulted in the seizure of marihuana
plants, processed marihuana, grow equipment and currency. The seized controlled substances have an estimated street
value of $15,000.00. Charged with Production of Cannabis Marihuana, Possession
of a Controlled Substance for the Purpose of Trafficking are Kevin ESAU
(31yrs) and Heather O’DONNELL (21 yrs) of the Town of The accused persons have been released from custody and
are to appear before the - 30 - Contact: Keith T. ROBB Media Relations Officer
FROM: RESIDENTIAL BREAK-IN (Puslinch Police are asking anyone who may have any information that
might assist them in solving this crime is asked to contact the
- 30 - Contact: Keith T. ROBB Media Relations Officer
FROM/DE: Speeder
of the Week ( At this
time Constable Henry Heidinga spotted an east bound auto travelling well
above the speed limit. The 1998 Chevy John
Gordon White aged 35 years of Palmerston has been charged with Race a Motor Vehicle,
Speeding, Drive Under Suspension and Use Plates Not Authorized contrary to
the Highway Traffic Act. White has also been charged with Drive Motor Vehicle
without Insurance contrary to the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act. White
is scheduled to appear in - 30 - Contact: Mark Cloes
Media & Community Services Officer
Pager 1-888-806-3594 FROM: RESIDENTIAL BREAK-INS (Eramosa ( Anyone who has any information that might assist the
Police in solving these crimes is asked to contact the
- 30 - Contact: Keith T. ROBB Media Relations Officer
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