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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 12, 2000
Page
3
Readers discuss whether security cameras in local schools curb violence and vandalism. Opinions favor safety but raise privacy concerns about change rooms and restrooms, with calls for careful balance and community understanding.
Acorn led a small group in Police Point Park for the second annual butterfly count. Fourteen species were found, up from twelve last year, as Jo-Anne Reynolds tallied the results. Alberta hosts about 40 counts this year as part of a Canada-wide effort.
A fire sparked by train cars burned a seven kilometre grass corridor along Canadian Pacific tracks near Bowell, forcing Redcliff RCMP to close Highway 1 briefly. Fire Chief Ken Schmidt noted old railway ties stacked beside the tracks ignited and smoked for hours.
Police investigate break in at Medicine Hat Mall where Bryans Stokes Inc and La Senza were entered by cutting through walls. Thieves took cash and 10 CDs. officers plan extra patrols to prevent repeats. Language notes uncertainty over exact June timing and report time.
STEP focuses this month on turns and lane violations in traffic enforcement efforts. Officials emphasize targeted patrols and public awareness to reduce violations. Local agencies urge drivers to observe signals and road rules to improve safety.
Police profile Const Chris Sheehan outlines his 1991 start with the Military Police and service in Medicine Hat since 1995. This week Crime Stoppers seeks help to solve a break in at Foodland IGA 302 Maple Ave SE where unknowns cut a roof but damaged property exceeds 1000 dollars. Information lines offer up to 2000 dollars for tips with anonymity.
Autos stolen between June 2 and June 8 were recovered within 24 hours in Claresholm. Two youths were charged with the thefts from Redcliff and Coaldale along with three other stolen autos. Break ins target patios doors basements kitchens and windows with items like stereos electronics jewelry liquor and cash taken. A 20th Street Cold Beer & Liquor entry occurred just after 3 30 a.m. June 4 and Gerry's Auto Service was entered June 5 with nothing taken. The Class 1 Driving School was entered June 5 with a Samsung TV VCR and phone stolen. A Bobcat on a trailer with tools was stolen from Southwest Drive S W between June 7 and June 8.
The piece urges parents to check bikes for proper tires seats adjustments and safety features and to ensure children ride safely. It covers road signs proper bike size and handling cross at corners walk bikes across streets wear bright gear and use helmets. It also advises riding in daylight and calling 911 for emergencies.
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