Public Intoxication
Officers were called to a licensed establishment on King St. at 2:30 am on the 6th of April 2018 for an unwanted female. She was refusing to leave the premise as requested by staff. She continued to refuse when officers arrived. She was arrested and held until she was sober.
Warrants
A 23 year old female surrendered herself to police for her outstanding warrant. She was processed and released with a future court date.
Foot chase/warrants
On April 1st at 10:40 pm officers on routine patrol observed a 19 year old male in the area of Brock St. and William St. The officers recognized that the male had a warrant for his arrest out of Kingston. The male then fled the area on foot with the officers giving chase. After a short foot pursuit the male was arrested and eventually returned to Kingston police to answer to his charge.
Bail violations
On April 1st at 4:10 pm officers dealt with a 26 year old male that is known to them. He was found to be in violation of his court ordered conditions. The male was arrested and held for a bail hearing.
Seatbelt Blitz
Officers are continuing with the seatbelt blitz today. Over the weekend period 27 traffic related charges were issued, but only one for failing to wear a seatbelt.
Officers responded to 37 calls for service in the 24 hour period. No major incidents were reported, but officers dealt with several issues created with the high winds. Several trees were blown over and power outages affected traffic lights.
Fraud
A 28 year old male is facing fraud related charges after depositing cheques that were previously stolen 6 months ago from a vehicle in the OPP area. The complainant reported the theft to the OPP when it occurred. He contacted his bank after the incident and to report the theft, but a cheque was written on his account despite his efforts to prevent the fraud.
Intoxicated female
On the 31st of March, 2018 in the early evening hours police assisted the local hospital with locating an intoxicated 35 year old female that had left prior to receiving care. She was located downtown where she was arrested for the offence of Intoxicated in a public place; she was held in cells until sober and released with a fine.
Motor Vehicle Collision
On the 29th of March, 2018 Police received a call regarding single motor vehicle accident in the north end of the city. Upon arrival police located a 66 year old female operating the vehicle. Upon conversing with her it was noted that she had signs of impairment and was arrested for Impaired Driving. She was brought to the station where readings twice the legal limit were obtained. She was released with a future court date, and a 7 day vehicle impoundment.
Brockville Police are also reminding everyone to buckle up this weekend with seat belt campaign this Easter Weekend.
Last year, 49 people died in collisions on Ontario roads which were related to improper seat belt use. If you are caught not wearing your seat belt it will be a fine of $240.
It is the responsibility of the driver to ensure all passengers under the age of 16 are properly secured either by belt or by child car seat.
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Seatbelt Blitz
The Brockville Police will be joining our provincial partners in placing an emphasis on the use of seat belts over the Easter long weekend. Officers will be actively looking for occupants of motor vehicles to ensure compliance with the Highway Traffic Act section pertaining to the use of seat belts.
Those persons not in compliance could face a $200 fine.
Domestic Arrest
A 41 year old male was arrested in relation to a domestic incident from the weekend. He has been charged with assault and held in custody.
Stolen Vehicle Recovered
The Toyota Camry that was reported stolen in the yesterday’s media release has been recovered. An officer has been assigned to conduct a forensic exam on the vehicle for any possible evidence.
Warrants
A 16 year old female, a 17 year old male and a 26 year old male were all arrested yesterday in separate incidents for their outstanding warrants. The female was released by officers as she was provided with a new court date. The two males were held in custody for a bail hearing.
Traffic stop/drugs
At 9:00 pm yesterday a 43 year old male was stopped yesterday driving his vehicle for a traffic offence. As a result of that stop officers attempted to make an arrest of the male for being in possession of a controlled substance, but he resisted. Officers were eventually able to secure the subject.
He is now facing charges of possessing a controlled substance and resisting arrest.
Break and Enter
At 4:00 am this morning a resident on Windsor Dr. contacted police to report a break and enter to their residence. The complainant was awoken from their sleep to discover a suspect in the residence. The suspect, when confronted, fled out of the residence. Police caught up the suspect a short distance away. He attempted to evade arrest by providing a false name to the officers. He has been held in custody to answer to the charges.
This incident is still being investigated at the time of this release.
Stolen Vehicle
The Brockville Police has recently commenced an investigation in regards to a stolen vehicle. A local resident had her Toyota Camry 4DR silver LP# BWDV441 taken from a downtown parking lot over the weekend. If anyone has any information regarding this vehicle they are asked to contact the Brockville Police Service at (613)342-0127.
Assault with a Weapon
The Brockville Police are currently seeking the arrest of a 34 year old male that assaulted a resident at a King St. address. The suspect used “Bear Spray” as a weapon during the assault. The Brockville Fire Department had to be called to air out the apartment due to the noxious substance.
The male is known to police and we expect an arrest shortly.
Drugs/Warrants
On Friday at 12:00 pm, a 29 year old male was observed by police on King St. The officers had previous information that this male was wanted on outstanding warrants. As they approached the individual to arrest him, he discarded two bags. These bags were recovered by the officers and happened to contain cocaine and crystal methamphetamine. He was subsequently charged for possession of the drugs and held for a bail hearing.
Warrants
At 3:00 am Saturday morning police were dispatched to a suspicious person call at the Brock St. Tim Horton’s. Officer discovered one of the parties involved was a 26 year old male that we were currently seeking for a warrant of failing to attend court. He was arrested by the officers and held in custody for a bail hearing.
Mischief
An intoxicated male was not happy with his service at a vending machine located at the Brockville General Hospital early Saturday morning.
When the machine took his $2.00 he proceeded to damage it and then fled on foot after being confronted by security. Police located the male a short distance away and arrested him for the offence of mischief.
Domestic Dispute/assault
There were two domestic incidents Saturday that have led to charges.
The first incident occurred Saturday evening where a female is facing charges of assault.
The second incident took place shortly after and a male is now currently facing charges for mischief as he had kicked in a door to the residence in question.
No further details will be released about the domestic cases.