The Carlyle RCMP detachment dealt with the following files between Thursday, Dec. 14 to Monday, Dec. 18.
“This week, our detachment received a call from a member of the public who was concerned that a business had security cameras,” says Staff Sgt. Darren Simons. “However, we actually recommend them. Cameras often prevent theft and they also help to identify those who have committed offences.”
“In the modern world, cameras already exist. And they can be a useful tool for police.”
911
A call to 911 was deemed to be a misdial.
Alcohol-related offences
An individual in Redvers was fined $360 for having open liquor in a vehicle and received a three-day suspension under the Liquor Act. This individual was followed by a concerned off-duty RCMP member who called on-duty members to respond.
“We're kind of like Santa Claus.” says Staff Sgt. Simons. “We're watching you when we're on and off-duty and we know if you've been bad or good.”
Assistance
Carlyle RCMP assisted provincial conservation officers by arresting an individual on outstanding warrants. This individual was also found to be operating a motor vehicle while prohibited to do so, driving an unregistered vehicle and operating a vehicle with licence plates that belonged to another vehicle. The vehicle in question was also found to have improper window tint. This individual was charged with numerous offences and later released. The vehicle in question was seized and towed.
Breach of release conditions
Members conducted several curfew checks within the detachment area this week. During one of these checks, police arrested an individual for breaching their release conditions and as a result, this individual will appear in court in Estevan.
Child Welfare
Carlyle RCMP responded to a call regarding child welfare within the detachment area.
Fraud
RCMP arrested and charged an individual for attempting to sell a property they did not own. This person rented a piece of property in Arcola and tried to sell it in Weyburn.
Mental Health Act
Members responded to one call under the Mental Health Act this week.
Mischief
Police responded to a call regarding an intoxicated individual in the Carlyle area.
Traffic violations/Collisions
A collision at Kenosee Lake resulted in no injuries.
Members responded to the report of an erratic driver on Hwy 9 near Carlyle.
RCMP issued a $100 fine to an individual who was transporting an uninsured trailer.
Members issued several speeding tickets and/or warnings during this period, with fines reaching $196.
A motorist failed to produce a valid drivers licence.
An individual operated a vehicle with an obstructed licence plate.
Traffic violations included: a motorist driving a vehicle without tail lights, a driver transporting an insecure load and a driver who did not complete the necessary paperwork for their vehicle.
