The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several files between Friday, Aug. 19 and Thursday, Aug. 25.
911 calls/False alarms
Carlyle RCMP responded to a 911 call from the Carlyle area reporting a possible threat to an individual.
An individual was charged with frivolous use of the 911 emergency number.
An individual called 911 asking for assistance regarding their dog. The caller was directed to the SPCA and other animal assistance organizations.
Four false alarms from Carlyle businesses occurred during this period.
Alcohol-related offences
RCMP issued warnings to individuals who were reportedly consuming alcohol at a Kenosee Lake business.
` A driver was issued a 72-hour driving suspension for driving with a blood alcohol level in the warning range.
Assault
RCMP responded to a call from Kenosee Lake business regarding a staff member who was assaulted by a customer.
Assistance
Members provided assistance to Child and Family Services regarding the whereabouts of some children.
RCMP provided traffic control for the Carlyle Fun Dayz parade.
Bylaw complaint
Members responded to a noise complaint within the Town of Carlyle in which someone was playing loud music in a backyard.
Breach of conditions
Police conducted a curfew check on an individual who was found to have breached their conditions.
Criminal harassment
Police responded to a report of possible criminal harassment regarding derogatory messages sent via Facebook. However, these messages did not constitute criminal harassment.
Domestic disturbances
A driver called police reporting a female walking down a highway in the Carlyle area and saying they were concerned for this woman's welfare. Members were told by the woman that she had had an argument with her boyfriend. On further investigation, police found that the man had breached the conditions of a warrant and arrested him.
Members attended to a call from the Carlyle area in which there was yelling, shouting and drinking reported at a residence.
RCMP were called to an underage party in Arcola. Police broke up the party.
Mischief
Youth who turned over trash cans in Manor were located by police. Members spoke to the young people and their parents. The individuals responsible were made to clean up the damage and no charges were laid.
Theft
Police were called to a report of possible theft. An individual borrowed a friend's car and refused to return it. RCMP members resolved this situation without laying charges.
Traffic offences
An individual reported damage to their vehicle as the result of a hit and run.
RCMP issued three tickets for $580 each for unregistered vehicles. Members also issued a total of 18 tickets and/or warnings for speeding within the detachment area, as well as various inspection tickets.
Police also issued a warning to an individual for failing to stop at a stop sign, not wearing a seatbelt and transporting a passenger under the age of 16 who was also not wearing a seatbelt.
RCMP issued a ticket to a driver in the Carlyle area who was driving while their licence was suspended.
A driver was issued a ticket by RCMP for failing to comply with a licence restriction.
An individual was issued a warning for failing to dim their vehicle's headlights while approaching another vehicle.
Near Redvers, an individual was issued a ticket for failing to wear a hemet while riding a motorcycle.
The driver of a semi was issued a ticket for not properly securing transport cargo.
