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Newspaper
Chetwynd The Echo
Location
Chetwynd, British Columbia, Canada
Date
Jul 22, 2005
Page
18
The Chetwynd RCMP reminds readers that police do not control others decisions. Speeding and drink driving lead to consequences. A recent detachment visit saw a man blame the RCMP for his legal failings. The summary below lists complaints received by the Chetwynd RCMP.
RCMP log lists daily complaints from July 11 to July 16 2005 including driving issues vandalism theft from motor vehicles and false 911 calls. notable items include a candy handing incident a highway bike trick report a crack house search warrant resulting arrests and cocaine seizure plus a vehicle crash and a possible impaired driver, with thanks to locals for stopping by to say hello.
Overnight break in at the Dawson Creek Liquor Store in the Co op mall. Cash float and several bottles of liquor missing. Police ask for information via Dawson Creek RCMP or Crimestoppers. Constable Joelle Lachance, Dawson Creek RCMP.
Police seek public help after a break in at T and S Sports at 1008 103 Avenue in Dawson Creek occurred in the early hours of Thursday July 14 2005. A large plate glass window was shattered and a black Giant road bicycle used for long distance training was stolen. Call RCMP or Crimestoppers with information.
A red 1996 Dodge pickup with a red canopy was stolen from a residence in the 1600 block of 115 Ave Dawson Creek during the early hours of July 12 2005. Police urge anyone with information to contact Cst. Hodge at the Dawson Creek Detachment or Crimestoppers.
RCMP probe a suspicious rooftop fire at about 4:40 am on July 16 2005 near 10th Street and 102nd Avenue Dawson Creek. Fire department extinguished the flames with no major damage and investigators seek witnesses or information about the incident.
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