City Police Beat

ONE ARRESTED IN RIDE CHECKS On Friday, July 26, until early Saturday morning the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service conducted a RIDE spot check for drinking drivers. The Officers checked 400 vehicles and conducted 10 roadside tests.

City Police had a rash of minor fender-benders in the past twenty-four hours. There was minimal property damage, no injuries and no charges laid. No bears were sighted inside the city yesterday.

City police were kept fairly busy last night with minor occurrence. There were two arrests regarding domestic disturbances. Police report no bears were sighted inside the city fort he past couple of days. KIDNAPPING Recently the Sault Ste.

BREAK AND ENTER Patrol officers were called to a break and enter yesterday at 8:30 a.m. General Insurance at 118 Brock Street was entered when the front window was broken.

DEAD LOCK FOILS BREAK-IN Yesterday morning, City Police patrol officers investigated an attempt to break into a home on Hamilton Avenue.

ACCIDENT SENDS TWO TO HOSPITAL Patrol officers of the Sault Police Service investigated a 2-car collision yesterday at 10:41 a.m. that resulted in two people being taken to hospital with minor injuries.

CREDIT CARD FRAUD Yesterday morning, officers from the Sault Police Service Investigative Fraud Section arrested and charged Richard Nanchin, age 24, of 216 Turner Avenue with seven counts each of uttering forged documents, envelope fraud, and credit

CAUGHT IN THE ACT Yesterday at 4:39 p.m., a female broke into a residence on Peach Street by climbing in a bathroom window where the owner, who was home at the time, surprised her.

City police had a surprisingly quiet night considering Community Night partiers were everywhere. There was only one arrest for intoxication and 1 impaired driver was charged.

THE BEARS ARE STILL WITH US This morning, just shortly after 7:00, police were called to a Fort Creek residence near the Finnish Rest Home where a bear was destroying bird feeders and other yard furniture.