Members of the Brockville Police Service located the suspect after receiving several reports of theft. The male was arrested and found to be in possession of property recently stolen from King Street merchants. He is appearing in bail court today!

A 29 year old Brockville male was arrested and charged with impaired driving and driving while over .08 this morning shortly after 2 am. Police were notified of erratic driving and located the vehicle on Emma Street in Brockville. The driver was released from custody with a future court date.

Police continue to investigate a number of buses damagaed at 86 Wall Street. The damage consists of broken windows and broken safety swing arms. If anyone has information please contact the Brockville Police or Crimestoppers.

On Tuesday July 6th, 2010 around 3:30 pm a 42 year old female was assaulted by another female known to the victim in the area of the Henry Street Boat Launch next to Hardy Park. Police are asking that anyone who witnessed or has information about the attack to contact Detective Constable Graham Coe at 613-342-0127 ext 4245.

2 young offenders fled from their workers while at a court appearance this afternoon. The youth are serving open custody sentences and were in Brockville for a court appearance. Special Constable Riopelle located the youth several blocks from the courthouse and took them both into custody. Charges are pending!

A 46 year old male and a 26 year old female from Quebec were arrested on the 4th of July 2010 at 6 pm. Police were notified of an impaired driver in the downtown area. The vehicle was subsequently stopped on Market Street West. The male driver refused to provide a breath sample and was charged accordingly. His 26 year old wife was found to be wanted by the Surete du Quebec and arrangements were made for them to attend and take custody of her. The male will appear in court next month.

Two Brockville men have been charged after a fight in front of 69 King Street East. The men aged 17 and 27 were released from custody with a future court date. No injuries were reported.

Two people were left with minor injuries following an altercation on James Street West on the 3rd of July at approximately 11 pm. The incident was sparked when two groups of people met by chance on the street with a fight being the end result. The two injured people were treated at BGH and released. No Charges have been laid.

The Brockville Police Service is investigating thefts of pots, planters and flowers from various areas around the City. The thefts occurred overnight on Saturday night and based on the amount and locations of the thefts it appears the suspects will be reselling the items or outfitting their own residence. Please contact the police or crimestoppers if you have any information.

A 46 year old male from Brockville was arrested after being stopped for a traffic violation on his bicycle. The male was arrested on outstanding warrants and is being held for bail.

Bicycle riders are reminded that riding on the sidewalk is not a safe location. Please ensure you obey the rules of the road and wear a helmet! Brockville Police members will be enforcing road safety!

A 15 year old male from Brockville was arrested breaking into vehicles on Wall Street this morning at 3 am. The male was found to be in possession of a stolen GPS believed to be from the Park Street area. If you are missing a GPS please contact the Brockville Police.

Several reports of vehicles being ransacked were reported over the weekend! Byng Avenue and Sevenoaks Cres. were the main areas targeted. Of the vehicles ransacked, no items were taken. People are reminded to lock their doors.

2 10 year olds from Brockville were apprehended at 2:35 am on the 19 of June 2010. The pair had entered numerous boats at the Brockville Yacht Club. One offender is the same child apprehended several weeks ago ransacking boats in Tunnel Bay. The children were returned to their parents and due to their age no charges can be laid. Family and Children Services have been notified!

A 22 year old male was charged with liquor offences around the Windsor Drive/ Peden Blvd. area. There has been an increase in this type of behaviour in that area and police have stepped up their enforcement. Police will continue to monitor!

The Brockville Police responded to a hit and run in the 200 block of Perth Street June 18 at 1:50 am. Witnessess describe a dark coloured Chevrolet Silverado struck a parked car and fled the area. Both vehicles sustained heavy damage. Any person with information is asked to call the Brockville Police at 342-0127 or crimestoppers!

A slow speed pursuit ended on Buell Street yesterday at approximately 12:30 pm. Cst. Jeff Rean had attempted to pull over a motor vehicle and the driver failed to stop. Cst. Rean followed the vehicle with his emergency equipment activated. The pursuit lasted a short distance and eventually the driver pulled over. A 34 year old male from Brockville is charged with failing to stop for police.

A 40 year old male from Brockville was arrested on Edward Lane at 3am after police responded to calls of a male and female yelling and screaming. Upon arrival police were advised of a domestic assault and the 40 year old male was arrested. The female was also arrested for possession of a controlled substance. The male is being held for bail while the female was released with a future court date.

An 18 year old male was arrested in order to prevent a breach of the peace at 8 George Street at 10 pm. Police had been called as the male was causing damage in an apartment and was refusing to leave. During the incident a 19 year old male from Brockville was found to be breaching his conditional sentence. He is being held pending a bail hearing.

A 17 year old female from Brockville has been charged with assault after an altercation in the early evening on McOdrum Drive. Police were called to a disturbance and after speaking with witnesses arrested the 17 year old female. The victim sustained minor injuries.

Chief Geraghty would like to remind members of the public to call police if they observe suspicious behaviour in their neighbourhood. The police are happy to respond and investigate matters 7 days a week, 24 hours per day. If the information is passed on to police the chances of apprehending an offender increases. After several recent arrests regarding "car shoppers" it is important to keep calling.

The Brockville Police Service quickly solved a case of vandalism in the cities North end. Several locations had been defaced with Graffitti. Cst. Mark Heffernan, who works with the Youth and in particular Graffitti issues, quickly identified the offender and solved the case. The offender is a young person and can not be identified.

On Friday June 4th, 2010 at approximately 1:45 p.m. members of the Brockville Police Service responded to the Mac Johnson Conservation Area off of Centennial Road in relation to a 20 year old female reporting an adult male exposing himself.

The male is described as male white, approximately 55 years old, heavy set, light complexion, receding hair line and had been riding a dark coloured mountain style bicycle.

Police are asking that the public remain vigilant and report any suspicious persons and / or activity immediately. It is also recommended that people walk in pairs and carry a cell phone whenever possible. Police, along with Cataraqui Conservation Authority, will be stepping up patrols in the area while the investigation continues.

The Brockville Police Service is proud to be hosting the Torch Run on June 4th 2010 starting at 11 am. The route will take runners from the METRO Store on King Street - Eastbound to Courthouse - North on Courthouse to Wall Street and continue to Pearl Street - Runners will then head West to Stewart Blvd and North on Stewart Blvd ending at Brockville Home Hardware Building Centre. Special Constable Sarah Finucan has done an outstanding job representing the Brockville Police Service on the Torch Run Committee. Chief Geraghty extends an invitation to all members of the community who want to participate.

Police responded to an alarm at the Candian Tire Gas Bar on June 2 2010 at 2:45 a.m. Upon arrival officers discovered that a window had been damaged, however, entry had not been gained. Police are seeking any witnesses who may have information relating to the incident.

On the 1st of June 2010 at approx 11:05 pm police responded to the Laurier Blvd train crossing regarding a train fatality. A 19 year old male from the Brockville area was pronounced dead at the scene. The accident occurred approximately 100 yards South of Laurier Blvd and involved a freight train and a pedestrian. The male is not being identified until next of kin have been notified. The investigation is continuing.

Police are looking for a suspect in a hit and run that occurred on Stewart Bv. and Parkedale Ave at approx. 5:30 pm on the 1st of June 2010. The accident occurred on Stewart BV, just north of Parkedale in the northbound lanes.

Suspect vehicle is a midsize or compact, grey in colour, no tint on the windows and being driven by a blonde haired male, wearing glasses. Damage to the suspect vehicle will be to the passenger side front fender.

Anybody with information is to contact Sgt. Gill at 613-342-0127 ext. 6044.

The Brockville Police service responded to 404 calls for service over the past ten days. As a result 72 criminal charges have been laid. 37 Highway Traffic Act tickets have been issued and 25 motor vehicle accidents have been investigated. Members also laid 11 charges under the Liquor Licence Act.

At approximately 8:45 p.m., 2 male subjects entered the west door of the Shoppers Drug Mart off of Chase Street and proceeded to the pharmacy area where they proceeded to make their way behind the counter and towards the pharmaceutical area. The subjects then started to demand the staff assist them in opening the safe and began filling garbage bags. The subjects then fled on foot out the west door towards Beattie Dodge and then fleeing the area in a smaller four door silver vehicle at a high rate of speed eastbound on George Street.

At this time, police and staff are still determining what was taken during the robbery. No one was hurt.
Suspects are described as:

1. Wearing grey track pants, a dark coloured sweatshirt and a ball cap which was white at the back and dark at the front, and tanned coloured shoes. Suspect was of slender build, Caucasian, and English speaking.
2. Wearing a white ball cap with a black peak, a black t-shirt with white lettering and a dark coloured pair of track pants and white running shoes. He was also of slender build.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Detective Constable Tom Fournier of the Brockville Police at 613-342-0127, extension 4258, or at tfournier@brockvillepolice.com.

3 people from Brockville have been arrested as a result of a joint investigation by members of Project Islander. Larry Stewart 47 yrs, Alex Stewart 38 Yrs and Pam Proulx 50 yrs of Brockville were arrested at approximately 8 pm on North Augusta Road following a traffic stop. The trio are charged with Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking x 2 after a quantity of Marijuana and Cocaine were seized.

A 40 year old female from the Brockville area has been charged with assault and take motor vehicle without consent after a domestic disturbance on the 14th of May 2010. The female was released with numerous conditions and will appear in court next month.

On May 13, 2010 members of the OPP ERHET (Eastern Region Highway Enforcement Team), and the Leeds County OPP, partnered with members of the Brockville Police Service to conduct a joint agency RIDE check blitz at the Highway 401 interchanges for the City of Brockville – Exits 696 and 698.
The joint agency initiative was dubbed Operation Exit Blitz, and it was intended to be a prelude to the Canada Road Safety Week activities that will occur during the week of May 18-24.
The following is a summary of the results of Operation Exit Blitz:

• 1750 vehicles checked
• 24 Provincial Offence Notices issued (breakdown below)
• 3 Drug seizures (2 for disposal and one resulting in a CDSA charge).
• 1 criminal charge (CDSA)
• 1 Roadside Alcotest administered

Provincial Offence Notice Breakdown (24)
• 7 Seat belt related
• 2 Driving while under suspension
• 1 Novice driver violation
• 1 CAIA charge (fail to have insurance card)
• 1 LLA charge (liquor readily available)
• 2 drive motor vehicle no licence
• 2 improper muffler
• 1 disobey officer directing traffic
• 1 CMV (Commercial Motor Vehicle related charge – fail to display device)
• 5 Drive motor vehicle no currently validated permit
• 1 Drive motor vehicle with excessive tint

Criminal Charge
• Possession of a controlled substance

Noteworthy Incidents

22-year old man arrested for Marihuana
A 22-year-old male from Ottawa was arrested and charged with Possession of a Controlled Substance when officers located a quantity of marihuana in his vehicle during a search incident to his arrest. During the search police seized a total of 56 grams (2 ounces) of Marihuana.
17-year-old male arrested on outstanding warrants
A 17-year-old male from Brockville was arrested when he fled from a motor vehicle as it approached one of the RIDE check locations. The youth was arrested with the assistance of the Brockville Police Service canine unit. The male was wanted by the Brockville Police Service who held warrants for his arrest.

The Brockville Police Service responded to 244 incidents. As a result 21 Criminal Charges were Laid, 37 Highway Traffic Offence Notices were issued, 10 people were charged under the Liquor Control and Licencing Act and 12 Motor Vehicle Collisions were investigated.

The Brockville Police Service are confirming the fire that destroyed the City Parks and Recreation Boat on May 6th 2010 is Arson. This event is tied to several offences related to other boats in the marina and thefts from motor vehicles in the downtown area. A 17 year old male has been charged with numerous offences including arson, theft, mischief and break and enter. A 10 year old accomplice fails to meet the minimum age and will not be charged. Detective Coe continues to investigate the matter and is seeking information from any person who may have had items stolen from their boat or car. "I am trying to match victims and their property" stated Detective Coe.

Brockville Police are investigating a home invasion that took place last evening at a Hubbell Street residence at approximately 9:30 p.m. Three males entered the residence saying they had a message for the victim’s husband who was not home at the time. They bound the lone female occupant with duct tape, securing her to the chair in the living room. The suspects rummaged through the house demanding money before fleeing. The victim was able to free herself and ran across the street to a neighbour’s house where police were contacted.

Forensic investigators and members of the Brockville Police Service Criminal Investigations Branch attended and gathered evidence from the residence while other members of the Brockville Police interviewed neighbours.

The lone female victim only suffered minor injuries.

Suspects are described as:

(1) Tall, thin build, short blondish / brown hair, 30-40 years, brandishing a sawed off shotgun.

(2) Shorter male, stocky build, face was covered by a handkerchief or scarf. He was wearing dark coloured wind / rain type pants, and a black baseball cap.

(3) Shorter male, stocky build, face was covered by a handkerchief or scarf. He was wearing dark coloured wind / rain type pants that were torn on the right side exposing grey fabric, and a pair of Nike shoes with a silver stripe.

Anyone with any information is asked to contact Detective Constable Tom Fournier of the Brockville Police at 613-342-0127, extension 4258, or at tfournier@brockvillepolice.com.

A boat belonging to the City of Brockville was destroyed in a blaze at 3:50 am this morning in Tunnel Bay. The fire was extinguished by the Brockville Fire Department. Investigators are working to determine the cause of the fire. No injuries were reported.

A 17 year old Brockville Youth was arrested in the area of Sheridan Mews going through vehicles. He was charged with Theft Under 5000 dollars and Trespassing at Night. He was released with conditions.

On the 5th of May 2010 the Brockville Police Service arrested and charged a 48 year old male from Brockville with assualt. The incident occurred in the City of Brockville on the 4th of May 2010 and is domestic related. The identity of the accused is not being released in order to protect the victim. The accused is scheduled to appear at a bail hearing later today.

Police are looking for a 2004 Chevrolet EPIC stolen from a residence on the 3rd of May 2010. The vehicle bears Ontario Licence AWJX 085. If this vehicle is observed please contact the police.

On the 26th of April 2010 unkown suspects attended to 91 Front Avenue and removed money from the laundry machines. The investigation is continuing and the police are seeking any person with information.

A 2001 Chevy Silverado with Ontario Licence 2959TS was stolen on the 26th of April 2010 from a residence on Bartholomew Street. The truck is described as having a tonneau cover and a sticker in the back window "TRANSPORT TRAINING CENTRE." The truck contained 5 model airplanes and a homemade trailer was attached to the back. If this vehicle is observed please contact the police.

The police are seeking witnesses to an early morning incident at Tim Horton’s. Officers responded to an alarm at 2 am and found the front window smashed. Any person with information is asked to call the Brockville Police or Crimestoppers.

Two youth were chased from a Hill Street residence shortly after midnight on the 25th of April 2010. The youths were attempting to break in to a motor vehicle. The youth were described as wearing hockey jerseys, one is believed to be the Ottawa Senators and the other the Chicago Blackhawks or Anaheim Ducks. Any person with information is asked contact the Brockville Police or Crimestoppers.

An altercation at the intersection of King Street and Broad Street led to one male being treated at BGH. Sgt. Gill indicates that the male who started the altercation was the one that sustained minor injuries. The investigation is continuing and no charges have been laid.

Police are seeking any witnesses to an early morning car fire on the 24th of April 2010. The fire occurred at 1 am in the parking lot of 280 Bartholomew Street. The fire is deemed suspicious and the possible cause is arson. If any person has information on this fire please contact the Brockville Police or Crimestoppers.

3 Asian individuals from the Toronto area were arrested on the 22nd of April 2010 by Brockville Police. The trio were attemtping to use fraudulent credit cards in order to purchase gift cards. Jie ZHAO / Sui Fen LI and a 3rd young person are in custody pending a bail hearing.

33 year old Tina Harkness of Brockville was arrested again after a recent shoplifting spree. Harkness had been arrested on April 21, 2010 and was released on her own recognizance by the court. Later that afternoon she was arrested shoplifting again from a local store. Upon her arrest she resisted the loss prevention officer and fled. She subsequently turned herself into police on the 23rd of April 2010. She has numerous theft charges along with escape lawful custody and assault.

During the evening of April 9th, 2010 two North end residences were subjected to a break and enter. The incidents occurred on Comstock Crescent and Col. Douglas Cres. It appears that entry was made through unlocked windows and once inside the suspect(s) targeted specific items. It is possible that both incidents are related and the investigation is continuing. Any person with information is asked to contact the Brockville Police Service.

The Brockville Police Service conducted a red light blitz along Stewart Blvd. on the 8th of April 2010. This blitz was a result of complaints about drivers running red lights in the area. The Service performed an all hands on deck in which all officers are designated for the specific enforcement initiative. In a 2 hour period 10 charges were laid and 10 warnings were issued. The warnings were a result of insufficient evidence in order to proceed with a charge. This initiative will continue and increased enforcement along Stewart Blvd. will be observed.

On April 6, 2010 at 5:45 pm members of the Joint Forces Operation "Project Islander" attended to 12 Centennial Road and executed a search warrant under the Controlled Drugs and Substances Act. A 34 year old male was apprehended along with a quantity of marijuana and a firearm. The 34 year old male from the residence was charged with firearm and drug related offences. He was released from custody with a future court date.

On April 6th 2010 the driver of a motor vehicle suffered a medical emergency which caused him to lose control of his vehicle. The result left 3 vehicles with damage and 1 person being treated at BGH. No charges have been laid in the accident.

The Brockville Police Service responded to 25 calls for service during the evening of St. Paddy's Day. There were large crowds out enjoying the weather and festivities and for the most part all were well behaved. 4 people were arrested for being drunk in a public place and were released unconditionally when sober. The events took place downtown and the people were arrested for their own safety. No major disturbances were reported.

The Brockville Police Serviced responded to 209 incidents. As a result 22 Criminal Charges were Laid, 21 Highway Traffic Offence Notices were issued, 3 people were charged under the Liquor Control and Licencing Act and 12 Motor Vehicle Collisions were investigated.

Jeremy Smith (38) was arrested in the area of King Street on the 12th of March at approximately 7:20 pm. Smith was charged with several offences and was held for a bail hearing. The Brockville Police continue to warn residents to lock their vehicles. There have been several arrests related to similar incidents in the community and people need to be vigilant.

The driver of a mid 90"s Red Ford Mustang is being sought in connection with a hit and run. The incident occurred on the 9th of March 2010 at 2 pm at Market Street West. The driver is described as a male, long hair wearing a ball cap. Anyone with information is asked to contact Cst. Dave Jeggo at 613-342-0127 ext 6078.

A 49 year old male has been arrested for theft under 5000 dollars. The male was observed exiting a store by Cst. Henri and Heffernan and investigation led to his arrest. The male had a shopping cart of items and proceeded out the door bypassing the checkout. The male was released on several conditions.

On the 6th of March 2010 at 5 am a resident of Fairknowe Drive in Brockville heard a noise in their driveway. The resident went outside and confronted a female in his parked car. The police were contacted and as a result Skye Hemelaar 28 yrs old was arrested for theft under 5000 dollars and held for bail. The investigation continues.

On March 4, 2010, a Brockville Police Service officer was arrested and charged with several Criminal Code offences.

Brockville Police will not release the name of the officer to protect the victims privacy.

Brockville Police Service will not disclose any further information on this case in light of the fact that this matter is now before the courts.

On the 4th of March at 8:20 pm officers arrested a 33 year old female in Brockville. The female had been plaguing the community with thefts and selling the products on the street and in local establishments. "Tips have been pouring in about this female and the community is tired of it!" stated Detective Sergeant Paul Ladouceur. Items stolen include everything from small appliances to jewelry. The female was process and released with several conditions. She will appear in court later this month.

Two Brockville males were arrested in separate incidents last night. At 7:25 pm officers were alerted to a 24 year old male running on Park Street with no shirt on. Officers attended and arrested the male for being drunk in a public place. At 11:40 pm a 40 year old male was found passed out in the lobby of 80 Water Street. Both males were held until sober and released.

A 40 yr old male from Ajax was in police custody after fleeing the scene of a motor vehicle accident. The accident caused substantial damage, however, no injuries were reported. The male was charged with Dangerous Driving, Impaired Driving, Driving Over .08, Failing to Remain at the Scene of an Accident and Driving While Disqualified. He will appear in court later this month.

A 23 year old male from Brockville was charged with possession of a controlled substance and being in possession of a prohibited weapon after being apprehended on the 27th of February on Courthouse Ave. He is scheduled to appear in court later this month.

The Brockville Police Service responded to 7 motor vehicle collisions during the evening. No major injuries are reported. Unfortunately 1 vehicle owner suffered 2 accidents when their parked vehicle was struck twice in the same evening. While Constable Murphy was present investigating the first collision a second vehicle slid into the parked car causing minor damage. No other major events were reported as a result of the high winds.

Members of the Brockville Police Service responded to a structure fire at 22 - 24 Tunnel Avenue. The multi unit building suffered severe damage and the occupants were relocated for the evening. A male resident attempted to extinguish the fire and suffered minor burns, he was treated and released from Brockville General. Detective Coe continues the investigation.

A 49 year old Brockville man is still in critical condition at Kingston General after being struck by a train last evening. The male was walking along the tracks between Ormond Street and Park Street when he was struck. D/Sgt. Paul Ladouceur is continuing the investigation.

A vehicle stop near Blockhouse Island resulted in a charge for failing to have insurance. Cst. Wiwchar conducted the traffic stop at approximately 10:30 pm. The driver was unable to provide proof of insurance and as a result the charge was laid and the vehicle was towed. The offence of operating a vehicle without insurance under the Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act carries a maximum fine of 5000.00 (five thousand) dollars.

A Brockville driver was charged with failing to yield to pedestrian after a collision at William and Pearl. The pedestrian walked away with scrapes and bruises after being treated by paramedics. The accident occurred on the 18th of February at 6 pm.

The Brockville Police Service are seeking witnesses to a hit and run which occurred on the 16th of February 2010 at approx. 9 am. It is believed that a white Lincoln Navigator struck a yellow Monte Carlo on Courthouse Square North of King Street. The driver of the Lincoln then fled the area. Anyone with information is asked to call crimestoppers or the Brockville Police Service at 613-342-0127.

The Brockville Police Service arrested 35 year Neil Huard for sexual assault on the 15th of February 2010. Huard is believed to have engaged in inappropriate behaviour while tattooing a customer at a local tattoo studio. Huard was held for bail and released on several conditions. D/Sgt. Paul Ladouceur believes this is an isolated incident and encourages any person who may have information to contact him at 613-342-0127 ext 4224.

The week ending February 8th, 2010

During the week of February 1st 2010, the Brockville Police Service responded to 206 calls for service. As a result:

• 11 Criminal Charges were processed.
• 57 Highway Traffic Act charges were laid.
• 1 Liquor Licence Act offence notice was served.
• 15 Motor Vehicle Collisions were investigated.

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.