City Police Beat

QUIET ELECTION NIGHT The city Police Service reports a very quiet twenty-four hour period. There was no one in custody this morning and there have been no traffic accidents.

WEAPONS ASSAULT On Saturday, at approximately 12:00 p.m. city police arrested a young person in a residence in the east end of the city for assault with a weapon.

City Police have had a fairly quiet twenty-four hour period. In addition to a couple of arrests for liquor infractions, there was one break and enter arrest.

FENDER BENDERS GALORE City police officers were kept busy last evening and this morning with a rash of fender-benders as a result of the weather. Fortunately there were no injuries and property damage was light.

ONE ARRESTED FOR FRAUD On Wednesday, November 5, the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service Fraud Unit was called to LaSenza in the Station Mall in regards to an internal theft and fraud.

Correction to November 4th’s release: On Monday, the 3rd of November, the accused Kevin Jarvis, age 24 of 185 Cyrus Street, Cambridge Ontario assaulted the victim, an adult female, by punching and kicking her.

ADJUSTING TO WINTER DRIVING CONDITIONS The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service investigated ten motor vehicle collisions yesterday. Most were of a very minor nature.

EMPLOYEE THIEFT During the month of July the accused Robert Hilliard, age 26 of 10 Pozzebon Cres. allegedly committed several internal thefts from Bata Shoes in the Station Mall. On November 3rd at 10:00 am the accused turned himself over to police.

The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service laid 135 charges last week under the Highway Traffic Act. These charges were for a variety of offences in various locations in the city. The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service experienced a quiet past 24 hours.

With tonight being Halloween the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service wishes to remind motorists that if you must be out, please slow down, drive cautiously and be on the lookout for the children.