Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the week of May 15 to 22:
*On May 21, police attended a traffic accident in the Wholesale parking lot. The driver of one of the vehicles involved was found to be impaired by alcohol. After the subject provided a breath sample for analysis he was charged for impaired driving and for being over 80 milligrams of alcohol.
*On May 19, police investigated a weapons complaint. The complaint involved young offenders. The incident was resolved without charges.
*On May 18, police investigated an incident of theft from the Wholesale Club. Investigation is ongoing.
*On May 17, police responded to investigate a trailer that had been damaged. A person dented the roof of the trailer. No suspects at this time.
*On May 16, at about 3:30 A.M. a citizen reported someone entering vehicles with the intent to steal property found inside the vehicles in the Hartney Bay area.
*Also on May 16, police were called to a domestic violence situation. A male resident was arrested and charged for assault and breaching conditions on a recognizance.
*Also on May 16, police entered into another domestic investigation. Threatening messages were being sent and received by people involved in the situation.
*On May 15, police responded to a call in the Souris Valley area. Kids playing with pellet guns were suspected to have shot at some older ladies sitting outside. Suspects had fled the area.
*Also on May 15, police apprehended an impaired driver. As a result of the investigation the accused was charged.
Bicyclists are out in full force and share many of our streets with automobiles. Traffic laws have to be obeyed by cyclists to help ensure safety. Many bikes are reported stolen and some are later found. License and lock your bicycles.
Skateboards are not allowed to be used in the downtown area. Skateboarders are encouraged to use the skateboard park located at the Weyburn Youth Center.
During the past week Weyburn Police Service received 130 calls for service. As a result of the weather warming, house and yard parties increased. Citizens are reminded there is a noise bylaw and often these parties are an irritant to other neighbours.
