City Police Beat

City Police had a very quiet night last night. There were no incidents, and no arrests after 8pm.

IMPAIRED DRIVING The Sault City Police Service had a fairly quiet night last night. Wayne Greco, age 20, of 7 Kerr Drive was arrested and charged with impaired driving and failure to provide a breath sample. He will appear in court on July 5.

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service has received a complaint that while an elementary school student was making her way home a suspicious vehicle, with 2 male occupants attempted to persuade the student into their vehicle.

LOTS OF CHARGES: 37-year-old Sean McLarty of 41 Wilcox Avenue will appear in court on July 5th on a number of offences. McLarty is charged with mischief, threatening death, assault with a weapon and driving while prohibited.

ACCIDENT VICTIMS TO HOSPITAL: 20-year-old Andreanne Potvin of La Baie, Quebec was charged under the Highway Traffic Act for disobeying a stop sign at the intersection of Churchill Blvd and Queen St E.

THIRSTY THEIVES 2 downtown businesses reported break-ins to vending machines at Western Tire and Advanced Transmission on Queen St East. Sometime overnight pop machines were entered and a quantity of pop and coins were removed.

ACCIDENTS The Sault Ste Marie Police Service’s Traffic Department is asking for the public’s assistance in the investigation of a motor vehicle collision. The accident occurred yesterday at 3 pm at the intersection of Huron St and Albert St W.

BREACH OF PROBATION 39 year-old James Laplante of 180 Church Street has been charged with breach of probation after he allegedly attended at the Northern Treatment Center while under the influence of alcohol.

IMPAIRED DRIVER ARRESTED City police report a very quiet Saturday night. One driver was arrested and charged with impaired. At 8:20 last evening, police received a complaint about a drunk driver leaving an address on Second Line West.

IMPAIRED CHARGES Patrol officers noticed an expired licence plate on a vehicle last evening. When they pulled the car over, they noticed an alcohol smell.