7 – Alarms
1 – Alcohol Licence Suspension
1 – Assault Complaint
3 – Assist Ambulance
3 – Assist Other Police Service
1 – Bail Violation
10 – By-Law Complaints
3 – COVID-19 related calls
125 – Directed Patrols
13 – Driving & Traffic Complaints
3 – Frauds
1 – Impaired Driving Complaints
1 – Indecent Act
1 – Insecure Premises
1 – Mental Health Act
2 – Mischiefs
1 – Missing Person
6 – Motor Vehicle Collisions
131 – Property Checks
18 – Suspicious Activity
6 – Thefts
4 – Threats
88 – Traffic Stops & Vehicle Checks
1 – Warrant Executed
3 – Wellness Checks
June 15th
MVA – Property Damage
In the morning of Monday June 15th, 2020 an officer attended the 1000 block of Martin Lane for a report of a single vehicle collision which occurred the previous day. Through the investigation, it was determined that on June 14th at approximately 7:15 AM, the reporting person was travelling south on Front Road between Jewel Street and Martin Lane. At this time the front right tire on their vehicle blew which caused them to strike a construction pylon. The construction pylon struck the passenger side mirror, breaking it as well as causing damage to the passenger side window. The total damage was estimated to be greater than $2000.
At approximately 11:00 PM, a LaSalle Police Officer stopped a motor vehicle on Sprucewood Avenue for speeding 31 km/h over the posted speed limit. During the officers interaction with the driver, they made sensory and visual observations that led them to believe that the driver was operating the motor vehicle while under the influence of alcohol. The driver provided a breath sample into a roadside screening device which resulted in a “Fail” indicating that the drivers blood alcohol concentration was above the criminal legal limit of .080. The driver was arrested and transported to the LaSalle Police Service where further breath tests were conducted. The results of the two additional tests were well above twice the criminal legal limit of .080. The driver, a LaSalle man, was charged with having more than 80 milligrams of alcohol per 100 millilitres of blood as per section 320.14(1)(b) of the Criminal Code. The vehicle was impounded for a period of 7 days and his drivers licence suspended for a period of 90 days. The driver was also issued provincial offence notices for having open alcohol in the vehicle as well as speeding.
June 16th
Traffic Stop – Provincial Statutes
At approximately 10:20 PM, an officer was conducting stationary radar on Highway 18 at River Avenue. The officer observed a motor vehicle travelling at a high rate of speed and obtained a radar reading of 100 km/h in the posted 50 km/h zone. The officer stopped the vehicle and spoke with the male driver who is a resident of London, Ontario. The driver was unable to produce his drivers licence at the time of the stop. While speaking with the driver, the officer observed cannabis marihuana located in the cup-holder of the motor vehicle. The officer cautioned the driver for the offence of having a small amount of cannabis readily available within the motor vehicle and educated him on proper storage while transporting. The driver was served a Part lll Summons for Drive Motor Vehicle-Perform Stunt-Speeding by 50 km/h or more, contrary to section 172(1) of the Highway Traffic Act. A second Part III Summons was served for Driver fail to surrender licence, contrary to section 33(1) of the Highway Traffic Act. His drivers licence was suspended for a period of 7 days for the speeding offence and his vehicle was impounded for a period of 7 days.
June 18th and 19th
https://www.police.windsor.on.ca/newsroom/news-update/june/Pages/June-12-2020-Update-1.aspx
Credit Card Fraud: Phone Scam
A resident reported that they received a phone call from 1-416-306-4100 which they did not recognize. On the other end was a male who identified himself as “George ATKINSON” from “credit card security” and advised her that her credit cards had been compromised. ATKINSON stated that he would help her solve the issue but required some extra information (debit/credit card number, email address, cell phone number) all of which, the resident provided. He also asked for her email password but she did not provide this. “ATKINSON” then instructed her that in order to get some of her money back she would need to attend Freshco on Malden Road and purchase a gift card totalling $800.00. She then began to question the male and became suspicious. ATKINSON then got angry with her and tried to convince her to attend Freshco. Her refusal to make the purchase ended the conversation.
NO ONE will call you to tell you that you are going to be arrested. Just hang up the phone and if possible, block the number. If you have concerns that the call came from a law enforcement officer, contact your local police service to determine if the call was legitimate.
If you have given out any personal information and later realize that the call was fraudulent;
– call your credit card company immediately.
– call your bank and advise them of the situation.
– call the police station on the non-emergency line and state that you have given out your information to a possible fraudulent caller. We are here to help and will investigate the complaint.
– call back.
– give out any personal information.
– stay on the phone.
– say anything.
www.antifraudcentre.ca
Phone number: 1-888-495-8501
June 21st
At approximately 12:30 PM, an officer was conducting radar traffic enforcement near Highway #3 and Todd Lane when they observed a motor vehicle travelling at a speed of 112 km/h in a posted 60 km/h zone. The officer stopped the vehicle and subsequently issued the male driver with a Part III Summons for the offence of Drive Motor Vehicle – Perform Stunt / Speeding by 50 km/h or more.