City Police Beat

ROUTINE FRIDAY NIGHT City police had a routine Friday night with only a couple of people sleeping it off in the cells this morning. One serious event this morning was the extensive damage done to more than ten vehicles on Country Club Drive.

ARRESTED AT NOISY PARTY A 17-year-old youth will appear in bail court this morning after being arrested by city police shortly before 2:00 this morning. Police had gone to a west-end residence for a noisy party complaint.

From Monday Sept 13th report City Police arrested 23-year old Michael Gerner of 35 Hughes Street shortly after 1 am on Saturday night after receiving a call of a suspicious male in a yard in the downtown area.

ACCUSED RETRIEVED FROM WINNIPEG A 27-year-old male will be appearing in bail court today after being arrested on outstanding warrants for a number of offences.

TWO ASSAULTS A 29-year-old male will appear in court on October 18th after being arrested yesterday morning by City Police. It is alleged that he assaulted his ex-girlfriend by hitting her on the head with a beer bottle on the 11th of September.

MAN ASSAULTED BY COUPLE 29-year-old Timothy Mitchell of 49 Borron Avenue and 21-year-old Holly Boissoneau of Sagamok, Ontario will be in bail court this morning after they allegedly assaulted a male on Friday evening around 9 pm.

BUSY NIGHT FOR POLICE City police had a busy night last night. There are four people sleeping it off in the cells this morning. Police Sergeant, Joe Trudeau, says two adults were arrested last night for domestic violence.

EAST-WEST FOOTBALL GAME It’s not exactly a full house in the police station cells this morning but they’re not empty either. Sergeant Joe Trudeau said it was a fairly busy night. The east – west football game at John Rhodes was well attended.

SHOPLIFTING AT ZELLERS Yesterday afternoon 18-year-old Andrew Richards of 79 Pilgrim Street was apprehended by security officers at the Zeller’s Store in the Station Mall.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE A 37-year-old male will be appear in bail court this morning after officers received a complaint of a domestic dispute yesterday.