City Police Beat

Evening news: This morning Police Officers arrested a 15 year old male for Breach his Undertaking. The youth was on release conditions to be in his residence nightly.

Yesterday during the daytime hours, a home on Rossmore Road was broken into. The break in was reported last evening.

Afternoon news Between January 31 and February 4 unknown persons broke into an apartment in the 100 block of Manitou Drive and stole a quantity of cash. 33 year old Martin Vine of Hudson Street will be appearing in bail court tomorrow.

Evening news: A resident in the 400 block of Goulais Avenue reported a break and enter. It is reported that sometime overnight someone forced entry to their house and stole an IBM laptop computer, a quantity of American change and some liquor.

A 15-year-old male was arrested by City Police last night at the City Bus Terminal. The call was for a male passed out on a bench at the terminal. When Police arrived they found the young person to be intoxicated.

In the early morning hours of February 1, 2014, three break and enters were reported in the Millcreek Drive area. A variety of property was taken. In the same area, two vehicles were entered and loose change was taken.

Road Closure Due to a water main break, a section of Peoples Road between Second Line and Churchill Avenue has been closed to traffic this morning and will remain closed until repairs are made. ************************* On January 31 at 3:30 a.m.

Afternoon news On the 30 January 2014 an alleged spat between two brothers resulted in one getting a bottle smashed across his cheek. A serious cut sent the injured man to hospital for stitches.

Evening news: The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service was busy with motor vehicle collision calls today investigating 17 collisions from 5:00 am this morning. Motorists are asked to exercise more care when driving.

Evening news: On January 28, 2014 in the early afternoon staff at A. J. Buslines at 132 Industrial Park Crescent complained to police that their business had been broken into. Thieves made off with tires and a welder.