City Police Beat

City police had a relatively quiet twenty-four hours. There was an arrest yesterday. Jeremy Bjornaa, age 24, was charged with break and enter.

City police had a very quiet twenty-four hours and have nothing to report

WRONG-WAY ACCIDENT City police were called to investigate an accident at 1:46 this morning. A 1999 Pontiac Sunfire operated by 18-year-old Sandra Fleming of Panoramic Drive was eastbound on Queen Street and turned left onto Church Street.

Yesterday, police were called to Investigate a mischief complaint at a residence in the 600 block of Black Road. Vital Giroux, age 38, of 157 Willow Avenue was arrested for mischief, threatening death and unsafe storage of a firearm and ammunition.

TWO ACCIDENTS YESTERDAY Yesterday 12 12:58 p.m., city police were called to the intersection of Willow and McNabb Streets where a pedestrian was struck by a car.

WEEKEND TRAFFIC ACCIDENT City police had a fairly quiet weekend with only one accident from Friday evening to report. Patrol officers were called to the intersection of Huron and St. George's Avenue at 8:30pm Friday.

City police had a quiet night last night and have nothing to report. This is day two of the Spring Seatbelt Awareness Campaign. Yesterday, on day one, City Police laid 12 charges. All police services in Ontario are participating.

City police had a quiet twenty-four hour period and have nothing to report. Today is the first day of the two-week "Spring Seatbelts" campaign. Make sure you buckle up.

ASSAULT CHARGE At 10:00 last night on Huron Street police arrested Troy Aikens, age 33, of 76 James Street and charged him with two counts of assault and one count of unlawfully entering a dwelling.

City police were kept busy last night with several noisy parties and the odd false alarm but not much else.