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On Wednesday, September 28th, 2022, Sandwich Secondary School Officials notified the LaSalle Police Service that they had discovered some concerning graffiti with regards to a threat to burn down the school that was written on a bathroom stall in one of their student washrooms. There was an increased police presence at the school today while they worked with school officials and reviewed video surveillance. Their main objective was to ensure everyone’s safety and to identify the person responsible. Police wish to inform the public that they don’t believe that there is any continued threat to public safety. Police are asking
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Report # 22-6679 The LaSalle Police Service is continuing to investigate a fatal motor vehicle collision that occurred in the 8800 block of Howard Avenue, Tuesday morning at about 6:20 AM. Police were called to the scene at that time as a result of a head-on collision between a white Chrysler, PT Cruiser, and a motorcycle. As a result of the collision, the motorcycle driver, a 19-year-old, male, Windsor resident, was pronounced deceased at the scene.  The LaSalle Police Collision Reconstruction Team kept Howard Avenue closed until 1:15 PM as they collected evidence and documented the scene. The investigation into
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The LaSalle Police Service strives to increase the safety of our roadways for everyone through education and enforcement. During the month of August 2022, the LaSalle Police Service Traffic Unit and Patrol Officers issued or investigated: – 92 Provincial Offence Notices – 14 Part III Summonses – 6 of which were for operate motor vehicle – perform stunt (most of which were for exceeding the speed limit by 40km/h or more) – 4 Drive while suspended – 1 Impaired Operation of a Motor Vehicle – Criminal Code Charge – 2 Alcohol consumption related licence suspensions – 25 Motor vehicle collision
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The LaSalle Police Service would like to welcome all of our students back to school. Motorists are reminded to be extra cautious as our students, pedestrians, crossing guards and buses will be present on our streets and sidewalks on their way to and from school as of September 6th, 2022. Expect to see increased pedestrian traffic in all areas of the Town and we ask for your patience with our students, school crossing guards, and school buses. The school crossing guards and bus drivers are doing their best to keep our children safe on their journey to school and we
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