The Carlyle RCMP detachment responded to 73 calls between Friday, Jan. 20 and Friday, Jan. 27.
911 calls
All three 911 calls received during this period were of a non-emergency nature.
False alarms
A false alarm originated from Redvers.
Alcohol-related offences
Members responded to a call reporting an intoxicated person who was refusing to leave a Carlyle-area residence.
Carlyle RCMP received a call from the Redvers area reporting a possibly-impaired driver. Members made patrols, but were unable to locate the vehicle.
Animal call(s)
Members received a call reporting a moose in distress near Kenosee Lake.
Police responded to a call about a horse on a highway near Carlyle, who was proving to be a traffic hazard.
Assault
Three separate assaults occurred in Carlyle. In two cases, charges have been laid and these matters are still under investigation by the RCMP. The remaining case is still under investigation, but no charges have yet been laid.
Assistance
RCMP responded to a call reporting a person in medical distress on a highway near Carlyle. This person was transported to hospital.
Members received a call regarding a male on the side of Hwy #9. The caller feared for the man's safety.
Police resonded to a call reporting a possibly-impaireddriver in Arcola. This matter is still under investigation.
Carlyle RCMP assisted the Regina Police Service by serving a document in the Kisbey area.
Members assisted EMS in Carlyle with a patient.
Break and enter
Six incidences of breaking and entering in the Carlyle area are still under investigation by RCMP.
Drug offences
RCMP conducted a traffic stop on Hwy #13 near Carlyle where marijuana was found.
Failure to attend court
Warrants were issued for numerous individuals who failed to attend court in Carlyle.
Fraud
In the Carlyle area, an incidence of fraud occurred involving the unauthorized use of a lost bank card.
An individual obtained credit by fraud in the Carlyle area.
Carlyle RCMP are still receiving reports of telephone scams occuring in the detachment area.
Property damage
RCMP are investigating a report of property damage to a vehicle in the Carlyle area.
Sexual assault
A sexual assault which was alleged to have occurred in the Carlyle area is currently under investigation by RCMP.
Theft
A theft of a vehicle in Carlyle is currently under investigation.
In Carlyle, RCMP are investigating two separate incidences of theft. One incidence of theft involved money and the other involved tools.
In the Kisbey area, a vehicle's windows were damaged and items were stolen from it. This matter is still under investigation.
Traffic offences
Two vehicles were damaged in hit and runs in Carlyle. A truck at Kenosee Lake was also damaged in a hit and run.
Three motorists- all driving on Main Street in Carlyle- each received fines of $280 for operating electronic equipment while driving.
Two motorists- one in Carlyle and one in Redvers- were each fined $580 for driving unregistered vehicles.
On Hwy #13 near Carlyle, an individual was charged with operating a motor vehicle while their licence was suspended.
RCMP issued 10 speeding tickets throughout the detachment area, including to one vehicle which passed a parked emergency vehicle with its lights on in a 60 km per hour zone. Members also issued five tickets for failure to stop at a posted stop sign, fines for seven seatbelt violations and several inspection tickets.
A motorist received a warning for driving with undue care and attention.
Uttering threats
A report of uttering threats in Redvers is still under investigation by Carlyle RCMP.
A report of uttering threats in Arcola was deemed not to be so by police.
