City Police Beat

QUIET HOLIDAY WEEKEND - SO FAR City police have had a very quiet weekend so far with no arrests or other incidents to report. SEXUAL ASSAULTS The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is investigating another sexual assault.

SEXUAL ASSAULTS The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is investigating another sexual assault. The incident happened in the early morning hours of October 6th in the Goulais Avenue and Third Line area of the city.

RESIDENTS CAN RETURN HOME - BRUCE STREET OPEN Bruce Street has now been partially opened to traffic. The southbound lanes have been opened to allow one lane of traffic in each direction.

RESIDENTS CAN RETURN HOME - BRUCE STREET OPEN Bruce Street has now been partially opened to traffic. The southbound lanes have been opened to allow one lane of traffic in each direction.

RESIDENTS CAN RETURN HOME No gas vapours had been detected at any of the monitoring sites in homes or the sewer system as of noon today.

BRUCE STREET REMAINS CLOSED The Bruce Street railway crossing will remain closed through most of today as the clean-up operation continues. A tanker car left the tracks and spilled gasoline adjacent to the crossing on Wednesday.

UPDATE ON TANKER CAR SPILL The tanker car that flipped on its side yesterday just east of Bruce Street has been righted and removed from the scene.

UPDATE ON TANKER CAR SPILL The tanker car that flipped on its side yesterday just east of Bruce Street has been righted and removed from the scene.

ACCIDENT SENDS MAN TO HOSPITAL A 44-year-old male was taken to Sault Area Hospitals by ambulance following a single-vehicle accident at Shannon Road and Queen East around 5:20 yesterday afternoon.

CHARGES LAID AGAIN Officers charged 22-year-old Charbel Chammas of 29 Blucher Street yesterday morning with one count of impersonation, one count of trespass by night and one count of possession of stolen property in connection with an incident from