On May 31, the Weyburn Police Service received a call regarding a domestic disturbance. Upon arrival, they located a 22 year-old male and a 21 year-old female involved in a verbal altercation. After mediating the matter, the male voluntarily left with police for the night.
On May 30, the Weyburn PS received a report regarding a number of youth seen hauling branches to an area near the spillway along the river. Upon investigation, they were found to have a small party with a small bonfire going. The fire was extinguished and the people cautioned about their actions.
On May 29, the Weyburn PS responded to a report of a theft of property from the City Centre Mall lot. After some investigation the 21 year-old male was identified and located. The property taken was believed by the male to have been garbage. The property was returned to the owner and the matter concluded.
Also on May 29, the Weyburn PS responded to a report of a domestic dispute in progress. Upon arrival, police found a 28 year-old male and a 23 year-old female arguing over the stresses of financial matters. Police were able to mediate the dispute for the night.
Further on May 29, the Weyburn PS responded to a report of a male having been assaulted. While still under investigation it appears that a 23 year-old male was walking with friends when approached by a 17 year-old male who punched the older person. This resulted in the older person requiring medical attention.
On May 28, while on patrol, the Weyburn Police Service conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle found to be driving in an odd manner. As a result of the stop a 23 year-old male from Biggar was arrested and has been charged with driving over .08.
On May 27, the Weyburn PS were dispatched to a report of a family member causing trouble in a residence. Upon police arrival, it was learned that there were numerous ongoing family issues. The police were able to mediate the issues for the moment and the 27 year-old male left willingly with police.
Also on May 27, the Weyburn PS received a report of a strong odor of marihuana coming from an apartment. Upon investigation, it was learned that a 32 year-old male had been smoking marihuana in his own home. At the time Police dealt with the individual, there was no evidence to support charges. We wish to remind anyone so inclined that even within the privacy of your own residence, it is illegal to possess marihuana.
Further on May 27, the Weyburn PS received a report of a possible animal abuse matter. While the initial complaint did not bear out to be as serious as initially thought, the matter is still under investigation.
On May 25, the Weyburn PS has received complaints regarding the safety of children and youth in and around the construction area along Confederation Drive. While safety is paramount, it is important that parents express their concern to their children about playing in this area. As this area is privately owned, it may also be considered mischief or trespassing if found in and around the property.
Also on May 25, at about 8:50 p.m., the Weyburn PS were dispatched to a report of an intoxicated man walking down the street. When approached by the police, the man became very belligerent and was arrested for being drunk in public. While attempting to make the arrest the man struck one officer. As a result, a physical altercation ensued before the man was taken into custody. A 48 year-old Weyburn man has been charged with assaulting a police officer and resisting arrest. He was held in custody and later released before a Justice of the Peace. He will be making a court appearance. No injuries were sustained by the officer or the accused.
Further on May 25, the Weyburn PS received a complaint regarding a very aggressive door-to-door salesman. While this matter is still being investigated, we wish to remind everyone that you have the right to demand to see both a City and Provincial license before dealing with any such person and you do have a right to deny them entry into your home and to call the police if you feel threatened.
The Weyburn PS also received numerous loud party complaints over the week. Please keep in mind that the Noise Bylaw covers off unwanted noise at any time of the day or night with emphasis on that which happens after 11:00 p.m.
