Category: Press Release

Update – The Brockville Police are happy to report that our missing person from this morning has been located. He was found in good health and has been put in touch with his family. No foul play was involved. No more details are being released at this time.

The Brockville Police Service is currently attempting to locate and check on the wellbeing of John Jones D.O.B. 67-06-24. Mr. Jones was dropped off at his workplace on the 29th of December, 2014 and proceeded to take a cab to the Brockville Train Station where he purchased a ticket to Toronto.

Mr. Jones’ destination and reason for leaving the City is unknown.

Police are seeking the public’s assistance and request that any information on the whereabouts of John Jones be reported to the Brockville Police Service.

On December 12th, Brockville Police arrested a local 18 year old male on a warrant for failing to attend court. He was taken to bail court and released with conditions and a future court date.

On December 21st, Brockville Police responded to a theft from vehicle complaint in the Center/East portion of the city.

A window had been smashed out of the vehicle and items removed. Police took two of these similar type incidents which took place during overnight hours on Saturday.

A reminder to not leave valuables in plain sight at any time when your vehicle is unattended. If you were a victim of this type of crime over the weekend, please contact us. It helps to aid in the investigation of responsible parties. The investigation continues for responsible parties.

On December 11th, Brockville Police responded to a theft complaint at Walmart on Parkedale Ave.

A local, 36 year old female was charged with theft and released with a future court date.

The Brockville Police are quite concerned about traffic volume in the area of the Rail Road line on Parkedale Ave.

Holiday shopping is causing congestion that has caused stop and go traffic. We are noticing vehicles are close to getting stuck on the tracks waiting for vehicles in front of them. Police are asking people to use common sense and good judgment. Do not cross the tracks unless you are very confident that there is room for your vehicle on the opposite side.

This problem will exist over the Holiday Season!!

On December 12th, Brockville Police responded to a complaint of a male walking in traffic in the Church St. area.

A local, 55 year old was located in the area by Police and was found to be intoxicated. He was arrested and charged with public intoxication. He was released with a fine when sober.

The Brockville Police are asking for the public

On December 12th, Brockville Police responded to a domestic dispute at a north end apartment complex.

The argument turned out to be verbal in nature. While at the residence however, police discovered a large quantity of an illegal drug. The drugs were seized and charges are still pending. The male and female occupants, both 21 years of age, await the outcome of the investigation.

On December 23rd, Brockville Police responded to a domestic dispute at an apartment complex in the center of the city.

A 22 year old, local male, attended the residence of an ex-girlfriend where an altercation between the two went from verbal to physical. The suspect also became physical with a female neighbour who attended to assist. Police located the male a short distance away exiting his vehicle and was found to be under the influence of alcohol. He was issued a 72 hour licence suspension after registering a warn on a roadside screening device. The male was arrested and charged with two counts of Assault.

The victims suffered no injuries. He was held in custody and will appear in bail court.

On December 13th, Brockville Police conducted a RIDE program, stopping approximately 200 vehicles.
No impaired driving charges were laid as a result. Most sober drivers were issued a Tim Horton