City Police Beat

STORE THEFT On the 24th of November, the accused, Natasha Dool, age 21 of 7 Queen Street East was in the Zellers Store at 293 Bay Street. While in the store, she allegedly removed some merchandise and left the store without paying for it.

LOCKER THEFT On the 25th of November at a local high school, a 15-year-old youth stole several articles from another student’s locker.

Early this morning, at 2:23 am patrol officers were advised that a 1990 Sonata had been stolen in the Farewell Terrace area. Officers located the vehicle a short time later abandoned and parked facing southbound on Pozzebon Crescent.

For road and highway conditions, the Ministry of Transportation has a winter highway information hotline that maybe called at 945-5924.

City police had a fairly routine night last night. One young offender was arrested yesterday afternoon at 4:00 after his mother called in a complaint. The 15-year-old had smashed her TV set by pushing it off a shelf.

City police had a very quiet night last night with just a few routine calls. There is nothing to report this morning.

In an unusual midnight press release, city police released some details on an accident that occurred yesterday at 2:45pm at the corner of Boundary Road and Bennett Boulevard.

BREAK & ENTERS At approx. 12:05 a.m. yesterday, City Police were called to the Bawating Quik Mart in regards to an alarm. Upon arrival officers discovered that the store had been broken into and that an unknown quantity of cigarettes was stolen.

The Sault Ste Marie Police Service responded to approx. 90 complaints yesterday – most were of a minor nature. DOMESTIC ASSAULT At approx. 1:00 AM this morning City Police were called to investigate a domestic dispute on Cathcart Street.

WEATHER CAUSES HAVOC The return of winter, yesterday, kept the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service busy investigating 17 motor vehicle collisions. Two of the accidents resulted in minor injuries, while the remainder were property damage.