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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 26, 2000
Page
3
A 16 year old was detained after stealing a bag from the bus depot early Saturday. The suspect fled and was later captured at a residence on the southeast hill. The bag held clothing ID and cash. He faces theft and breach of probation charges.
Three vehicles were entered on the southwest hill Saturday evening. A 1997 Dodge Dakota a 1989 Plymouth Sundance and a 1998 Chevrolet truck were broken into on the 200 block of 11 St. S.E. and 00 block of 12 St. S.W. A small amount of property was missing.
A two storey house on Holsom Road burned Sunday evening injuring one person. Fire commander Vern Hayward reported the residence was fully involved upon arrival with a third of the structure collapsed and another third at risk. Cypress County water supply and Seven Persons apparatus assisted as fire crews contained the blaze by 8 p.m. outside Medicine Hat.
Police will set up photo radar at various locations in Medicine Hat including Kingsway Avenue and Terry Clark Park playground on Monday June 26 2000.
Waste removal crews will complete the garbage pickup for Zone 5 today. Residents should place bins at curbside before the scheduled collection window.
Lakeside Packers recalled 77 000 kilograms of ground beef produced in Brooks on May 31 after tests tied some meat delivered to Costco Wholesale to a potentially deadly E coli strain. No illnesses reported. retailers including Garden Market IGA Medicine Hat Wholesale and Mike's Meats may have received product.
The Medalta Potteries complex in Alberta suffered vandalism with red and blue spray paint on two main walls and two rail cars. Authorities estimate damages at 2000 to 3000 dollars. Friends of Medalta Society president David Jamieson calls the act desecration of a national monument and urges restoration efforts.
Week fraud and safety tips note a drop in thefts under five thousand dollars while mischiefs rise. Break ins occurred at Cash Converters on June 17 near Scholton Hill, 2 for 1 Pizza on June 19, Verns Pizza on Dunmore Road June 19, Corona Coffee Shop June 20, and Sew a Way June 21 with valuables stolen including a laptop and cash. Enforcement program emphasizes turns and lane violations. Public safety guidance warns homeowners about renovation scams and contracting red flags. Call 911 for emergencies.
New Medicine Hat Police Service recruit trained at Saskatchewan Police College in Regina in fall 1999. Holds psychology degree from University of Lethbridge and business training from Medicine Hat College. Hobbies include Kenpo karate Ju Jitsu hunting fishing and outdoor activities.
Crime Stoppers seeks information on an assault that occurred April 27 2000 at about 1130 pm near Cousin's Coulee southwest of the Goodyear Tire Plant. A group of 8 to 10 males punched kicked and broke a beer bottle over the head injuring a youth with a mild concussion and scalp lacerations. Up to 2000 reward for information leading to an arrest. Call 527 TIPS or 1 800 222 8477.
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