The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to several files between Thursday, Nov. 24 and Thursday, Dec. 1.
911
One 911 call regarding EMS was disconnected. However, members ensured that EMS was on the scene.
Alcohol-related offences
An intoxicated person was brought to hospital by RCMP.
An individual was fined $360 for consuming liquor in a vehicle.
An intoxicated individual from Redvers was lodged in cells until sober.
Police issued a 72-hour suspension to a motorist in the Arcola area, as well as one to a motorist in Carlyle.
Assault
A reported assault in the Redvers area is still under investigation by RCMP.
Assistance
RCMP assisted local EMS with two calls.
Break and enter
Five break and enters at cottages in the Carlyle area are currently under investigation by police.
RCMP are investigating an incident of an individual being unlawfully in a dwelling.
Child welfare
Members assisted with a situation under the Child Welfare Act.
Careless use of a weapon
An incident in which a high-powered air gun was fired through doors at a building in the Kisbey area is under investigation by RCMP.
Drugs
A drug investigation by RCMP has resulted in several charges.
An individual has been charged with the possession of marijuana.
Failure to comply with release conditions
An individual failed to comply with their release conditions.
False alarms
Three false alarms occurred within the detachment area.
Fraud
An individual was the victim of identity theft as a credit card was issued in their name to an unknown individual.
Litter Act
An individual dumping garbage on an area highway was reported to RCMP.
Mental Health Act
Carlyle RCMP dealt with four files under the Mental Health Act.
Mischief
Police responded to three reports of disturbances at residences in Arcola and Carlyle.
Property damage
RCMP responded to a report of property damage in the Carlyle area.
Theft
RCMP are currently investigating a theft under $5,000 in Carlyle.
Also on Carlyle, several residents and businesses have reported theft of Christmas lights.
Traffic accidents and offences
RCMP received the report of a semi-trailer in a ditch.
Three fines of $580 each were issued for driving an uninsured vehicle.
An individual was charged while driving with a suspended licence.
Four individuals received fines for not stopping at an intersection.
Several speeding tickets were issued throughout the detachment area, the highest being $250. This motorist was driving too fast for conditions and also was charged with passing an emergency vehicle.
RCMP issued fines and warnings for several other moving and non-moving traffic violations, among them: driving with a learner's licence and driving without a licence.
