Lynne Bell
Observer Staff
Carlyle RCMP responded to several calls between Thursday, May 24 and the morning of Thursday, May 31.
911/Alarms
One 911 was the result of a static line.
An alarm went off in the Carlyle area, due to the input of an incorrect password.
In Redvers, an alarm was triggered.
An alarm which went off in error in the Carlyle area was dealt with by the property representative before RCMP attended.
Alcohol-related Offences
Members responded to reports of an intoxicated individual who was causing problems. Police took this person to the hospital to be checked out and after confirming this person was in good health, lodged them in cells until they were sober.
Assault
Carlyle RCMP responded to the report of an altercation in Carlyle. As a result, a female youth was charged with two counts of assault and two accounts of assault with a weapon, as well as two counts of uttering threats. An adult male was also charged with possession of a weapon for dangerous purposes and was also deemed an accessory to one offence each of assault with a weapon and assault.
Police arrested a male youth offender in Carlyle and charged this individual with: assault, theft, obstruction and failure to comply with conditions.
RCMP responded to an assault which occurred in Redvers. The victim did not want charges to be laid.
An assault in Redvers is currently under investigation by Carlyle RCMP.
Assistance
Members of the Carlyle RCMP detachment assisted police in White Butte with a case involving two missing persons.
Members of the Carlyle RCMP detachment assisted the Regina Police Service by arresting an individual.
RCMP assisted an individual regarding the return of some belongings. This situation was the result of an investigation which included uttering threats and threats of mischief. No charges were wanted by the person(s) involved.
Police provided assistance with regards to a child welfare call within the detachment area. Members confirmed that the children involved were safe and well.
Members of the Carlyle RCMP detachment made patrols in an effort to find a vehicle linked to an unsolved incident in another detachment area.
Breach of Conditions/Failure to Comply
RCMP members investigated a possible breach of release conditions and as a result, charged one individual.
An investigation of a breach of release conditions in the Redvers area resulted in police issuing a warning to the individual concerned.
RCMP are currently investigating a case of an individual failing to comply with conditions.
Citizen's Arrest
Carlyle RCMP received an inquiry from a member of the public asking if they could make a citizen's arrest. Staff Sgt. Simons replied: “They can make a citizen's arrest, but with the technology available today, we strongly recommend that members of the public get a licence plate number, a description and take a photo, if possible. Then hand that over to us and let the police do their job for the safety of all concerned.”
Drugs/Proceeds of Crime
Members of the Carlyle RCMP conducted a vehicle stop and upon further investigation, found drugs and cash. The vehicle was towed and the cash was seized as it was believed by police to be proceeds stemming from criminal activity.
Fraud
Members are currently investigating a case of fraud within the detachment area, in which an individual was defrauded using iTunes cards. RCMP ask members of the public to be especially vigilant regarding possible fraudulent activity. Staff Sgt. Darren Simons says: “These people can be very convincing and extremely persistent. Please don't respond immediately to any request of this type, no matter how urgent it may seem at the time. Please take a step back, contact someone you trust or contact the RCMP if you have any questions or concerns. The key is to ask questions before you part with your money and/or personal information, not after.”
Harassing Communications
Police are currently investigating a case of harassing communications within the Carlyle area.
Mental Health Act
Carlyle RCMP responded to two calls regarding the Mental Health Act.
Property Damage/Disputes
A situation involving property damage in Wawota was reported to RCMP for information purposes.
Members of the Carlyle RCMP detachment resolved a situation involving several unwanted guests at a residence.
A dispute between occupants at a Wawota-area residence was resolved by the RCMP.
Members resolved a situation regarding unwanted individuals in a residence.
A vehicle in Carlyle was keyed.
Theft
RCMP assisted SaskPower with a theft of electric power which resulted in the power being disconnected at a residence. This situation is still under investigation by Carlyle RCMP.
Members are currently investigating the theft of a dump trailer and Kubota tractor from Forget.
A case in which sheet metal roofing was stolen from Kenosee Lake remains unsolved.
A shoplifter was arrested at a business in Carlyle.
RCMP are investigating the theft of a TV in the Carlyle area.
Traffic
RCMP continue their efforts to make roadways safe for all motorists, according to Staff Sgt. Simons. This week, members dealt with a semi-trailer hauling dangerous goods which did not display the proper placard. In addition, police discovered this cargo was not secure.
Members responded to a report of a possibly- impaired driver who was found to be sober by police.
Staff Sgt. Simons reminds motorists to carry their vehicle registration, insurance documents and driver's licences with them at all times. One individual received a warning this week for failing to produce their vehicle registration.
An individual was fined $175 for having no trailer insurance.
A motorist was fined $230 for not stopping at a posted intersection.
Members issued numerous fines and warnings to motorists throughout the detachment area for speeding, with several fines reaching over $200 and with the highest amount reaching $296.
RCMP members issued five seatbelt tickets. The fine for this offence is $175.
Members are investigating a report of an erratic driver in Arcola.
Members issued several inspection notices to drivers this week; including: inadequate or damaged windshields, window tint, loud mufflers,, inadequate headlamps, exhaust issues concerning vehicles, and more.
Uttering Threats
A case of uttering threats was deemed by police to be unfounded.
