Brockville Police Detectives continue to investigate the attempted robbery at the CIBC on February 1st, 2010. At approximately 1300 hrs a black male wearing a black ski jacket and black hoodie entered the bank and demanded cash. The suspect was unsuccessful and fled the bank before obtaining any cash. Any person with information is asked to contact D/Sgt. Paul Ladouceur at 613-342-0127 ext 4224 or call crimestoppers.

On the 19th of January 2010 at approximately 1:30 pm two males entered the Kensington Pharmacy. The males are described as white males, early 20's / light coloured hair, wearing dark clothing. The males produced a weapon and demanded money and narcotics. After obtaining a quantity of money/narcotics the males fled in a dark vehicle East Bound on Laurier Ave. Anyone with information is asked to contact Detective Fournier at 613-342-0127 ext. 4248

During the week of January 4th to January 11th, 2010 officers responded to 161 calls for service.
-23 criminal charges were laid.
-14 highway traffic act charges were laid.
-2 liquor licence act charges were laid.
-7 motor vehicle collisions were investigated.
-27 winter parking tickets were issued.

On January 10th 2010 quick thinking Wal-Mart staff assisted the Brockville Police in arresting 2 people. 50 year old, Richard Nicholas and 21 year old, Nina Kerr were arrested a short distance from the Parkedale Ave business and appear in court today. Investigators believe the pair are responsible for several thefts and frauds in the area. Nicholas and Kerr steal credit cards without the owner knowing and attend locations making mass purchases. Sgt. Todd Bertrend credits the quick thinking staff at Wal-Mart and the quick response of his platoon members for the arrests. Both are charged with various offences including theft and use of a stolen credit card.

A 21 year old Brockville male was arrested after fleeing from police at Kensington Plaza. The male was in possession of break in instruments and had broken into a business at that location. Sgt. Todd Bertrend and Cst. Greg Francis gave chase to the male who was apprehended a short distance away with a quantity of property from the location. The male will appear in Brockville court this afternoon.

The Brockville Police Service responded to 180 calls for service. As a result:
-25 Criminal Charges were laid.
-11 Highway Traffic Act offences were observed.
-3 charges were laid under the Liquor Control and Licencing Act
-9 Motor Vehicle Collisions were reported.
6 Charges under the winter parking By-Law were laid.

The Brockville Police are investigating a break in at Garden World on Stewart Blvd. The event happended sometime between January 1st and 2nd. Footprints were located in the snow and went towards the Kyle Court area. Anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers or the Brockville Police.

The Brockville Police issued 6 winter parking violations that resulted in vehicles being towed. As the snow continues to fall please ensure that your vehicles are not parked on the roadway overnight.