Crime Roundup This Week At Local Intersections
Police were called to a pharmacy after two females were detained for shoplifting. Youths received warnings and trespass notices. guardians were contacted. A vehicle left overnight was damaged and under investigation. suspects named. A vehicle was egged overnight. threats were reported by one person toward two others. A camera stolen from a vehicle valued at $300. A gas and dash theft occurred at a fuel station. case ongoing. Impaired driving reported. one male received a 24 hour driving suspension and liquor in a vehicle violation. A 24 hour driving suspension followed a traffic stop. A trailer hitch found on the road was turned in. owner not yet located. A stray golf ball caused rear window damage to a vehicle. In court, Franz Wolf pleaded guilty to breach of a peace officer. fined $100 with payment due by July 31.
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51St Street
48Th Avenue
49Th Street
46Th Avenue
Tabor
Franz Wolf
D.G. Redman
D. Vaughan Hartigan
Wolf
Mexico
July 11 Parkside Dinner at Parkside Manor
Parkside Manor hosts a noon dinner on July 11 for members only at $8.
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Parkside
Parkside Manor
Taberite gang members face cocaine import charges in Canada
Two southern Alberta men Jacob Dyck of Coaldale and Abram Klassen of Taber will remain in custody after a Lethbridge court adjourned their case to July 5 for a bail hearing. They are charged with importing cocaine possession for trafficking and conspiracy. Dyck faces an additional disturbance charge. An arrest warrant exists for Isaak Banman of Chihuahua, Mexico. Seizures total six kilograms at Coutts in March and ten kilos in Great Falls last year, with a street value around two million dollars. The 15 month RCMP CBSA and U.S. law enforcement probe linked to Mexican organized crime began years ago with Taber police and CBSA involvement.
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Canada
Jacob Dyck
Coaldale
Abram Klassen
Taber
Lethbridge
Dyck
Isaak Banman
Chihuahua
Mex
Coutts
Great Falls
Mont
Klassen
Tabor
RCMP
Canada Border Services Agency
CBSA
United States Border Patrol
U.S. Homeland
RCMP urges boat safety on Chin Lake and 40 Mile Lake
RCMP from Taber Vauxhall and Bow Island warn summer boaters to comply with Canada Shipping Act safety rules on Chin Lake and 40 Mile Lake. Patrols since May resulted in 13 boats checked, 12 violations totaling about 2500 dollars in potential fines, with impaired operation treated as a criminal offense.
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RCMP
Taber/ Vauxhall
Bow Island
Chin Lake
40 Mile Lake
40 Mile Park
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53Rd Street
49Th Avenue
53Rd Avenue
45Th Street
Soecer
61St Avenue & Park Place
59Th Avenue
55Th Street
Olympus
64Th Street
48Th Street
43Rd Street
Alberta
Tabertimes
Alzheimer Society of
Lethbridge and
Area
Alzheimer Caregiver
Taber Public Library
Linda Martens
The
Arts Council of
Old Court House
Pam
Krista
Farmers’ Market
Taber Agri-Plex
Holland
Deb Holland
Taberlibrary.ca
Isabelle Bennett
Michelle Olsen
Taber and
District Handibus
Handibus
Call the Handibus
St. Augustine’s Catholic Church
St. Augustine’s
Taber Museum
Janice Pavka
Chinn
Michelle
Taberite
Criminal Code of Canada
Transport Canada
Boatingsafely.gc.ca
Boatingsafelygc.ca
Taber Ford
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