The Carlyle RCMP detachment dealt with several calls from Friday, July 29 to Thursday, Aug. 3.
911/Alarms
Four non-emergency 911 calls and one (false) alarm were responded to by police during this period.
Alcohol-related offences
Carlyle RCMP members charged four drivers with impaired operation of a motor vehicle. In addition, police also located two motorists with alcohol in their vehicles while conducting a traffic stop.
Police also issued several roadside suspensions for alcohol use which fell under the limit for impaired driving charges. In these cases, drivers had their licences revoked for three days.
Animal cruelty
RCMP are currently investigating a case within the detachment area in which some dogs are not cared for properly.
Assistance
Members of the Carlyle RCMP detachment assisted conservation officers at Moose Mountain Provincial Park with a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act investigation.
Break and enter
A break and enter which occurred in Redvers is still under investigation by Carlyle RCMP.
Child Welfare Act
RCMP dealt with two Child Welfare Act files within the detachment area.
Failure to comply with an undertaking
An individual was arrested for breach of conditions for failing to reply with an undertaking.
Fraud
A reported fraud is still under investigation by the RCMP.
Mental Health Act
Members responded to four calls under the Mental Health Act.
Mischief
Police dealt with three complaints of mischief in the Carlyle area this week, as well as one in Redvers. In all four instances, charges could have been laid by the RCMP, but in all four cases, complainants did not want charges to be laid. Members then dealt directly with individuals involved in each case.
Sexual interference
Carlyle RCMP are currently investigating two incidences of sexual interference. The first took place within the detachment area. Members are currently working with Virden RCMP regarding the second.
Theft
RCMP are currently investigating a theft of under $5,000 in Redvers.
Traffic offences
Nine drivers were fined $580 each for operating unregistered vehicles.
RCMP members issued 12 tickets for speeding, including one fine of $360 for driving at least 35 km over the posted speed limit.
Members issued several fines and/or warnings to drivers for offences which included seatbelt violations, failures to stop at posted stop signs, and more.
Cpl. James Barnett of the Carlyle RCMP detachment says: “In summer, speed and impaired driving is always a big concern - especially in this area. So many people come from to this part of the province to enjoy White Bear Lake Resort and Moose Mountain Provincial Park. We want everyone to arrive here safely and to return home safely.”
“Safety for everyone is always our biggest concern.”
Welfare check
RCMP conducted a welfare check in Forget.
