The Carlyle Detachment of the RCMP responded to a total of 74 calls in the week of May 4 to May 10.
Calls on the 4th began with an alarm response to the community of Arcola.
The key holder informed members that they had heard someone moving within the premises.
Members patrolled the business and the surrounding area, but were unable to find anyone.
The alarm has been recorded as false.
A report was received from the community of Redvers of fireworks being fired from two vehicles, an extended-cab truck and a car, at businesses.
Responding members found remains of spent fireworks in the area reported, however the vehicles were not located.
An OnStar call was received by the detachment regarding an emergency button push from an OnStar customer.
Members attended the place of the call, and located the vehicle.
The driver indicated that it was a malfunction, as the button was not depressed.
OnStar was contacted and informed.
A member of the detachment attended a driver's education course at Arcola School.
The member reported a good reception, with many questions and extended discussions about the legal aspects and responsibilities of being a licenced driver.
A break-and-enter was reported from a business in Arcola.
A considerable amount of beer and liquor was taken from the business, and the investigation into the matter is ongoing.
Members were asked to attend to a report of a stolen truck in Carlyle.
After initial investigation, it was discovered that the matter was of a civil, as opposed to criminal, nature.
The complainant was so informed.
May 5 began with a report of theft-of-gas from a rig site.
Responding members found two suspects still at the scene, as the truck the suspects were driving had become stuck in the mud.
The two were arrested, a 17-year-old male and a 24-year-old male, and charges are now pending in the case.
A complaint of harassment by text drew members to investigate.
The complainant had been in contact with police before about the same issue.
Members spoke with the subject of the complaint, and found that the complainant had been texting the subject as well.
Members recommended both parties block the other's phone number.
A report of an explosion from the area ended quickly when it was revealed by authorities that beaver dams in the area were being dynamited that day.
May 6 calls began with the complaint of an unwanted person in the area.
An intoxicated individual who was at the home, but not resident in it, was refusing requests by the householder to leave the residence.
Members were contacted again by the initial complainant to inform that members were no longer needed, as the subject had left the premises earlier.
A 911 call started a STARS alert.
An individual in the care of EMS was suffering a stroke, and the STARS system was alerted.
The STARS was cancelled due to weather conditions, and police involvement was no longer required.
A complaint was received from Redvers regarding a lawnmower reported stolen.
The matter is now under investigation.
Members attended a sudden death that occurred.
Initially, the cause of death was unknown, so the case was treated as suspicious.
After the coroner investigated, it was ruled the victim passed due to SIDS.
Members started the 7th by checking on an individual's adherence to court-ordered conditions.
All seemed well, and the individual was meeting obligations.
A report of extensive vandalism drew members to fields outside of Manor.
The call reported the destruction of three meters, and the damaging of four more.
The damage had been done with a small calibre firearm.
Members are investigating.
A complaint was received from the community of Arcola.
The caller reported that a family member, along with that subject's girlfriend, had been living in a property the complainant owned without paying rent.
Further, when asked to leave, the individuals refused to do so.
Members informed the complainant that the situation could properly be resolved through civil action, as it was not a criminal matter.
An individual from the community of Wauchope contacted police to report about an ongoing dispute between two individuals and their families.
The dispute, which revolved around purportedly lent money that was not returned, had escalated, and the complainant asked for members to speak with the subject and inform them to leave the caller and family alone.
Members spoke with the subject, who agreed to leave the complainant alone.
The case is considered closed.
A 911 call received by the detachment from Wawota appeared initially to be a dead line.
When members return-called the number, it was found that the call had been accidently mis-routed, as it was for EMS services.
A complaint of vandalism and assault with a weapon has opened an investigation in the area.
The complainant reported that a former romantic partner had damaged the caller's truck with a hammer, and had hit the caller on the head when the caller attempted to intervene.
The subject of the complaint had left before the complainant called, so the complainant was asked to come to the detachment and file a report.
The caller attended the detachment, and photos of the injuries and damage were taken for the file.
The investigation is ongoing.
Six tickets were issued as well, including two speeding tickets, two failure to stop at stop sign tickets, one seatbelt ticket, and one unregistered vehicle ticket.
A 28-year-old male was ticketed for speeding in the amount of $139 (29 km over speed limit.)
A 55-year-old female received a $230 fine for failing to stop at a stop sign.
A 20-year-old male received a ticket for an unregistered vehicle ($580) as well as for failure to stop ($230.)
A 20-year-old male was ticketed for failing to wear a seat belt ($175.)
A 20-year-old female was ticketed in the amount of $135 for travelling 125 kmph in a 100 kmph zone.
A deer/vehicle collision was the first call for members on May 8.
The collision, which occurred one mile south of Parkman, left the vehicle in the roadside ditch, though there were no injuries.
A report was filed for insurance purposes.
Two tickets were issued in short order, one to a 24-year-old male, the other to a 49-year-old female.
The first, a failure to stop, was in the amount of $230.
The second was issued for using a cell phone while driving, and was in the amount of $280.
Both tickets were issued at Carlyle.
A report was received regarding a motor vehicle collision near Big Marsh Lake.
An individual attended the detachment to request a criminal records check and to be fingerprinted.
A complaint of suspicious persons drew members to Carlyle.
The complainant reported two persons between two buildings, speaking loudly and appearing to be in a state of intoxication.
Members attended and located two individuals who matched the subject descriptions.
Both were found to be intoxicated, and one was wanted on warrants from Yorkton.
Both were taken to cells for holding, and ticketed in the amount of $200 for public intoxication.
The two males were 27-years and 31-years-old respectively.
A complaint was received regarding a break-and-entre in the Kisbey area.
An oil shack had been broken into, and some goods including a television had been taken.
Members are now investigating the matter.
May 9th began for detachment members with a series of traffic citations being issued.
A 36-year-old male is facing a hefty fine in the amount of $212 for travelling at 146 kmph in a 100 kmph zone.
A 27-year-old male was handed a ticket for $175 for not wearing a seatbelt.
A different 27-year-old male was fined $230 for not stopping at a stop sign.
A 30-year-old female was handed a ticket in the amount of $138 for traveling at 28 kmph over the limit.
A 32-year-old male was caught on radar travelling 20 kmph over the limit, and subsequently was fined $130.
Members have opened an investigation into a reported break-and-enter at a cottage in White Bear Resort.
During initial investigations, it was determined the location had been visited by unlawful visitors several times.
The investigation is ongoing.
Members have begun an investigation into a report of an alleged fraud.
A suspect has been identified, and the investigation is ongoing.
A complaint was received about people speeding on a stretch of Carlyle Rd. in Carlyle.
Members have increased patrols of the location in response.
An individual called to report a man's wallet, black leather, lost.
The caller stated it had been dropped either at the Co-op cardlock in Carlyle, the Co-op grocery store, or the gym in Carlyle.
May 10th began with members responding to a call of a possible impaired driver in the area.
During the search for the suspect vehicle, members of the public contacted the detachment with leads as to where the vehicle was.
When the vehicle and suspects were located, the suspects were out of the vehicle.
After questioning, the driver admitted he was in operation of the vehicle.
The 19-year-old male was taken to the detachment where he blew over the limit twice.
He was held due to warrants outstanding from Yorkton, and will now face charges of driving under the influence, as well as operation of a motor vehicle over 0.8.
A ticket in the amount of $125 was issued to a 19-year-old male for failing to have a clear view of front and sides of the vehicle.
In this case, extremely dark tint had been put on front side windows.
A second $125 ticket for obstructive tinting was issued to a 16-year-old male.
The youth removed the tint that night, and brought the vehicle for inspection to the detachment the following morning.
The ticket was destroyed as a result.
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