Category: Press Release

Drug Offences

On March 8th at 3:31 pm., Brockville Police stopped a local female walking on a downtown street. Officers had received information she was in possession of drugs.

A search was completed subsequent to her arrest which turned up seven different types of pills, packaged for re-sale and a quantity of marijuana. The items were being carried in a couple totes.

The 29 year old was charged with seven counts of possession of a controlled substance for the purposes of trafficking and one count of possession of a controlled substance. The woman was also on conditions in regards to outstanding charges and was charged with breaching one of her conditions. Later the same day, she was released on conditions and given a future court date.

Family Dispute

On March 8th at 5:25 pm., Brockville Police attended a family dispute at a south end residence.

A verbal dispute turned physical between a local 20 year old female and her 62 year old step-father. Police determined the altercation was a mutual shoving match between the two and the parties were separated for the remainder of the evening. Neither party was complaining of an assault .The male suffered some minor scratches.

Drug Offences

On March 9th at 12:06 am., members of the Brockville Police Drug Unit in conjunction with Grenville OPP Officers, executed a search warrant at a local hotel room.

A 24 year old male, from the Toronto area, was arrested and charged after Officers located a quantity of MDMA also known as ecstasy. The man was charged with possession of a controlled substance and released on conditions with a future court date.

Theft

On March 7th at 1:18 pm., Brockville Police attended a department store on Parkedale Avenue for an internal theft complaint.

Officers arrested and charged a local, 18 year old female, who was discovered stealing from her employer while working the cash area of the store. She was released on the theft charge and issued a future court date.

Intoxicated Person

On March 7th at 10:39 pm., Brockville Police attended the sidewalk area in front of a drinking establishment on King Street West.

A local, 62 year old male, was discovered intoxicated and lying on the concrete. Officers arrested the man for his own safety. When sober, the male was released with a fine.

Police Assistance

On March 7th at 11:28 pm., Brockville Police responded to a single motor vehicle accident on the 401 at Ormond Street.

A 39 year old male, from the Orillia area, lost control of his truck and the vehicle ended up rolling over. The man was ejected from the vehicle. He was taken to Brockville hospital and eventually transferred to Kingston.

The 401 westbound was closed from that time till later this morning but is now open again. The investigation was turned over to the OPP.

Domestic Assault

On February 29th, 2016, Brockville Police began investigating a domestic assault complaint. A local female reported several events that took place between her and her spouse which involved assaults and threats.

Police arrested the local, 52 year old man on the weekend and remanded him into custody for a bail hearing. He faces three counts of assault and two charges of uttering threats. The female received non-life threatening injuries during the assaults. The offences stemmed mainly from incidents in 2015.

Intoxicated Person

On March 4th at 3:36 pm., Brockville Police attended the Brockville Public Library to deal with an intoxicated male.

A local, 56 year old, was spoken to and found heavily under the influence of alcohol. He was arrested and charged with public intoxication. When sober, the male was released with a fine.

Traffic Stop

On March 6th at 3:03 pm., Brockville Police stopped a motor vehicle in the center of the city.

The local, 45 year old, male driver, was found to be a suspended driver. Further investigation revealed the man had been charged 15 times for driving while suspended. A warrant had been issued for his arrest due to his extreme disrespect for previous court imposed suspensions. The man was held in custody for a bail hearing.

Theft

On March 6th at 4:04 pm., Brockville Police attended a department store in the center of town for a theft complaint.

Police dealt with a 44 year old female from Quebec. The theft from the store could not be proven, however, she was on three different undertakings for domestic related charges.   One of the conditions of each undertaking was to abstain from the consumption of alcohol. At the time of this offence, she had been drinking heavily. Officers arrested and charged the woman with breaching her undertaking and she was then held in custody for a bail hearing.

Community Service

On March 6th at 7:50 pm. and 9:43 pm., Brockville Police attended separate calls to check on the mental health of people.

A local, 18 year old male and a 41 year old male were taken to hospital after expressing thoughts of self harm. Both men were left in the care of hospital staff.

Officers remained at the hospital for several hours to ensure no further issues with either male.

North Augusta Road is now open.  There were no injuries in the incident and the 53yr old driver from Oshawa was charged with several Highway Traffic Act offences including, Commercial Motor Vehicle with Insecure Load, Drive Commercial Motor Vehicle with a Major Defect and Fail to Accurately complete a Daily Inspection Report.  The major defect related to the trailer connection.

At approximately 7:07 this morning, a loaded trailer separated from it’s tractor unit while coming off the 401 at North Augusta Rd.  As a result, both the north bound and south bound lanes of North Augusta Rd at Waverly Dr. are blocked.  City police are on scene and City Works crews have placed barricades in the area while the tractor and trailer are removed.  It is anticipated that North Augusta Rd will be closed at that location for several hours due to the heavy weight of the trailer and the need for specialized equipment to remove it.

Public Intoxication

On February 29th at 12:39 pm., Brockville Police attended a south end street after receiving calls of a man yelling on the roadway.

Officers spoke to a local, 21 year old, who was intoxicated and could offer no reason for his behaviour. The young man was arrested and charged with public intoxication. He was released later the same day and issued a fine.

Shoplifting

On February 29th at 7:30 pm., Brockville Police attended a north end box store for a theft complaint.

Officers spoke to a pair of local, male youths, ages 14 and 17 years. The older teen was charged with theft and released on conditions with a future court date. The other youth was warned for his role in the theft. The stolen property was recovered.

Bail Violation and Drug Offences

On February 29th at 10:12 pm., Brockville Police stopped a motor vehicle in the north end of the city.

A warrant was in effect for one of the passengers after he failed to attend court in January. The local, 25 year old, was arrested on the warrant and was found to be in possession of marijuana. He was released on conditions and given a future court date to deal with the fail to attend and drug charges.

Family Dispute

On March 1st at 10:52 am, Brockville Police attended a south end apartment for a family dispute.

A local, 18 year old male, was engaged in a dispute with his mother. The young man then spit in her face and punched a hole in a bedroom wall before flipping over a piece of furniture. The accused was also on a community supervision order stemming from past charges. Officers arrested and charged the subject with assault, mischief and the probation breach. He was held in custody for bail court but was then released with another court date.

Our missing female has been located.  Justine Dickison was spoken to by Officers and was in good health.

Brockville Police are fielding many calls again about Revenue Canada phone scams.  These individuals threaten different things if monies are not paid including fines and jail time.  We would like to confirm once again, this is a scam to obtain money.  Do not engage these people on the phone and contact Revenue Canada if you have any doubts about the legitimacy of these calls.

Weapons Charges

On February 28th at 1:17 am., Brockville Police attended a south end apartment complex for a suspicious male.

Officers learned that a local, 51 year old man, attended the complex and was banging on apartment doors looking for another male. Witnesses indicated the man was carrying a long knife during his search. The accused was located on a nearby street and arrested and charged with weapons dangerous to the public. Police located the knife in the snow close to the apartment building.

The man was released later in the day with conditions and given a future court date. No one was injured during the incident.

False Fire Alarm

On February 28th at 2:37 am., Brockville Police along with the Brockville Fire Department responded to a pulled fire alarm at a north end apartment building.

There have been numerous incidents of pulled alarms in these building in the last few months. The investigation is ongoing but Police ask anyone who may have information about these incidents to contact them. (613) 342-0127.