The Week On The Beat

Cranbrook RCMP respond to 146 calls for service May 30-June 6

  • Jun. 7, 2016 5:00 a.m.

Townsman Staff

Cranbrook RCMP are reporting a busy week just past, responding to 146 calls for service May 30 (6 a.m.) to June 6 (6 a.m.), according to a press release from Staff Sergeant Hector Lee.

• There were five Immediate Roadside Prohibition issued (alcohol related)

• Eight collisions were reported — four drivers ended up being charged.

• There was one hit-and-run incident – no suspects.

• Seven mental health  calls were reported, with one individual apprehended.

• There were seven assault complaints over the past week.  Three were domestic in nature and resulted in arrests; one assault complaint occurred at a local liquor establishment and resulted in arrest and charges.

• Nine thefts reported: One shoplifting, two thefts from yards, three thefts from motor vehicles, two other kinds of theft.

• Two male youths were caught using stolen credit cards and were arrested. Chargesare  forthcoming.

• There were no break-and-enters reported.

• There were two reports of mischief to property.

• There was one drug seizure (marijuana).

A search warrant executed on 8th Avenue South. An adult man and woman were arrested, and charges forthcoming.

RCMP are encouraging residents to ensure doors are locked at your residence and vehicles when not at home or going to sleep. Summer weather tends to bring out more opportunistic criminals looking for easy targets. Cranbrook RCMP are encouraging citizens to call if they notice suspicious activity, in particular persons who are prowling on your property or your neighbours’ properties.

Cranbrook Daily Townsman