Provincial Police in the Rainy River District were kept busy last week.
Officers dealt with over 200 calls for service, up to Sunday night.
Eight of the calls dealt with traffic complaints.
Another seven are related to thefts.
Five calls were for disputes between neighbours.
There were also fourteen motor vehicle accidents in the last seven days.
Police laid 25 charges under the Criminal Code Act and 31 under the Highway Traffic Act.
Here is the complete list of calls responded to by OPP Monday, October 24, 2022, and Sunday, October 30, 2022
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- eTicket – Vehicle – 52
- Motor vehicle collision – 14
- Police assistance – 10
- Traffic complaint – 8
- Theft – 7
- Ambulance Assistance – 6
- Liquor licence act – 5
- Suspicious person – 5
- Domestic dispute – 5
- Police information – 5
- Neighbour dispute – 5
- Assault – 4
- Fingerprints (no Record Check) – 4
- eTicket – Person – 4
- Alarm – 4
- R.I.D.E. – 3
- Family dispute – 3
- Animal complaint – 3
- Traffic hazard – Vehicle/Debris/Animal/Pedestrian – 3
- Drug offences – 3
- Traffic enforcement – H.T.A. – 3
- Mental health act – 3
- Property related – 3
- Person check-in – 2
- Fraud – 2
- Bail violations – 2
- Unwanted person – 2
- Fire – 2
- Weapons – 2
- Community services – 2
- Mischief – 2
- Assist Other Police Agency – 2
- Sudden death – 2
- Prevent breach of peace – 1
- Break and enter business/residential/other – 1
- Compliance Check – 1
- Warrants – 1
- Trouble with youth – 1
- 911 call/911 hang-up – 1
- Disturb the peace – 1
- Stolen vehicle – 1
- Property check – 1
- Sexual assault – 1
- Trespass to property act – 1
- Escort – 1
- Noise complaint – 1
- Landlord/tenant problem – 1
- Property damage – 1
- Impaired/over 80 – 1
- Motor vehicle – recovered – 1
- Insecure premises – 1
- Missing person located – 1
- Missing person – 1
