City Police Beat

STOLEN BANK CARD 28 year-old Joshua Clayton Taylor was arrested and charged with possession of stolen property on Saturday afternoon. He was alleged to be in possession of a stolen Scotia bank debit card.

Sault City Police had a very routine Saturday night. Two males were arrested for trafficking drugs, two for being drunk in a public place and one for credit card fraud. Police will have more complete details on Monday morning’s report.

City police had a fairly routine twenty-four hour period. Three young males were arrested yesterday afternoon in possession of a stolen vehicle. The older Cadillac car had been reported stolen in Sudbury.

BOTH DRIVER HOSPITALIZED The City Police Traffic Service Unit is investigating a motor vehicle collision that took place on Second Line E. between Old Garden River Rd. and Black Rd. The accident, which occurred at approx. 1:15 p.m.

TWO MORE ARRESTED IN DRUG BUST On Friday March 12 the Joint Forces Drug Unit executed a warrant at 10 Donna Dr. and arrested three persons.

DRUG BUST At approx. 1:50 yesterday afternoon two males were arrested and charged with various offences when a search warrant was executed at their residence. The two accused were found to be in possession of Marihuana, Cocaine and Cannabis Resin.

SOCCER VANDALISM There was a break and enter reported yesterday to the building at the main soccer field on Rossmore Road. City employees who discovered that the building had been entered and damaged called patrol officers.

YOUNG OFFENDER ARRESTED On Friday a young offender was arrested at an east end residence for breach of recognizance, 2 counts of breach of probation and failing to appear for fingerprints.

SECOND GROS CAP SNOWMOBILE ACCIDENT City police report a second snowmobile accident in two days in the Gros Cap – Red Rock area. It started as a missing persons report to police last night at 11:36.

Sergeant Steve Train at the Sault Police Service reports a very quiet night in the Sault. There was a young offender picked up on a breach of probation. And a taxi company dropped off a customer who was SO drunk that he still has not been identified.