Police and Fire Report for March 16-17

Moose Jaw Police responded to 44 calls for service.  

8:03 am – Theft Under – A vehicle was entered sometime overnight, and $300 worth of property was taken.  

10:00 am – Suspicious Vehicle – A caller reported a vehicle with a trunk open for several days. Police spoke with the registered owner, who accidentally left the trunk open. 

10:04 am – Assist Locate – The subject returned home. There were no concerns for their safety. 

10:16 am – Parking Bylaw – A vehicle was parked in the middle of the alley. Police spoke with the driver, who was stuck and waiting for a tow truck. 

10:36 am – Dispute – The parties were spoken to, and one adult was charged with assault. 

10:43 am – Dispute – The parties were spoken to, and one individual was banned from the location. 

11:39 am – Disturbance – Police attended to someone yelling in the street. The subject was spoken to, and was advised to move along. 

12:12 pm – Disturbance – The subject was causing a disturbance yelling in the street. The subject was issued a ticket. 

12:35 pm – Noise Bylaw – The subject was spoken to and warned of the Noise Bylaw. 

1:18 pm – MVA – Two vehicles were involved in an accident, resulting in one tow, no injuries, and approximately $12,000 in damages. One ticket was issued. 

2:13 pm – Theft Under – Items were stolen from a public space. This is still under investigation to review video footage. 

2:30 pm – Parking Bylaw – Vehicles were reported to be parked for several weeks. The tires were marked, and this is still under investigation to check back in 48 hours. 

3:21 pm – MVA – A single vehicle hit a sink hole at 5th Ave NW and Stadacona St W. A vehicle was towed without damage, city blocking off the area until repairs are complete. 

4:12 pm – Dispute – The parties were spoken to, and the situation was mediated. 

4:55 pm – Fraud – A complainant had $4,500 taken out of their bank account via E-transfer that they did not authorize. This is still under investigation. 

4:56 pm – Traffic Obstruction – A vehicle stopped in the middle of the road with their flasher on. Police spoke with the driver who had stopped to help someone who ran out of gas. 

6:35 pm – Mischief – $1000 of damage was done to the garage. This is still under investigation. 

11:03 pm – ASD Demand – A traffic stop was conducted, and an ASD was administered showcasing a ‘warn’ result. The vehicle was impounded, and the driver’s license was suspended for 3 days. 

11:43 pm – Unwanted Guest – The subject left upon police request and was given a ride home. 

3:15 am – Bike Theft – The bike was stolen sometime overnight. The suspect was known, and this is still under investigation to contact the suspect. 

5:33 am –Suspicious Occurrence – They realized it was a misunderstanding after reviewing the video footage. Nothing criminal took place.