Parked police cruiser rear ended. Van goes missing
Wednesday, September 26, 2012 by: SooToday.com Staff
CITY POLICE
NEWS RELEASE
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At approximately 8:20 this morning a fully marked Sault Ste. Marie Police cruiser was stopped on Albert Street West in response to a call for service.
Prior to the officer exiting the cruiser, the vehicle was struck from behind causing minor damage.
Injuries were reported to very minor and no charges were laid in the accident.
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A 2005 blue Toyota Sienna van bearing Ontario License plates #BMFA 427 was reported stolen from Coulson Avenue overnight.
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Working Man 9/26/2012 7:31:51 PM ReportWhy weren't there any charges laid in this incident? I would've ended up in the back of the car and handed a fine of 5 grand.
She must've been really hot!!!
Working Man 9/26/2012 7:31:52 PM ReportWhy weren't there any charges laid in this incident? I would've ended up in the back of the car and handed a fine of 5 grand.
She must've been really hot!!!
I'm In 9/26/2012 8:10:56 PM ReportOr related to someone at Sault Police Services.
tcowen 9/27/2012 12:10:47 AM ReportHrmm.. "stopped on Albert Street West in response to a call for service."
Albert &.. Gore.?
jojoe71 9/27/2012 7:44:39 AM ReportBy service call do they mean the driver was broke down and the police were there to give a boost? Sounds like while the police were behind the broke down driver someone decided to park behind them and was a little heavy with the gas. I can imagine detective Columbo shaking his head on that scenerio.Obviously there is more to this story than we are privy to.
Tiajah 9/28/2012 9:06:30 AM ReportI drove the scene on that day and came to the conclusion that parking on Albert St on a busy weekday morning wasn't the greatest idea. Unless it was a true life/death situation, he could have used a driveway. I know she hit him from behind, but there has to be some responsibiltiy to the police office also.
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