A flurry of calls early in the week gave way to a quiet finish in Rosetown RCMP’s first report of July.
The first report last Thursday afternoon detailed a vehicle versus power pole collision in Rosetown, as EMS transported one person to the hospital. Later that day, Rosetown members performed a wellbeing check near Wartime, but their subject's vehicle was gone upon arrival.
Friday began with a complaint at the front counter regarding a situation involving an assault and uttering threats that occurred near Zealandia. Not long after the subject in question was arrested and released on an undertaking, earning a date in Rosetown court in the process.
Later that night Rosetown teamed up with Kyle members after reports of erratic driving near Zealandia. It was eventually the Delisle RCMP joining the party to stop the vehicle, no further action being required.
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After a busy end to last week and nothing to report over the weekend, Monday opened with a complaint of an unwild pony wandering around the RM of Marriott later. The owner was contacted and retrieved the pony shortly after.
About 24 hours later on Tuesday Rosetown RCMP were requested to assist with collecting some property in Rosetown, as members attended, and spoke with both parties involved as arrangements were made. Not long after that a call regarding harassing communications came in from near Harris, taken in for information purposes.
All of those calls taking place before noon, on Monday night Rosetown RCMP were called out to perform a wellbeing check on a Zealandia resident and gained reports of an erratic driver inside the RM of Monet, though nothing further was required in either case.
Three more calls came on July 9. The first came at 9:00 AM Wednesday when members perused the ball diamonds after reports of suspicious activity but did not come across anything.
Returning to the detachment, just before noon an in-person complaint at the front counter reported mischief to a vehicle, that investigation still ongoing. Finally, another complaint came in regarding stolen property, but after investigation RCMP deemed the call unfounded.
No calls to service came on Thursday. Over the week the joint Rosetown/Kyle report logged 56 traffic related issues, one 911 misdial, and five false alarms.
Anyone with information on these, or any other crimes are asked to contact the Rosetown RCMP at 306-882-5700, or Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477). You can also submit a tip online at saskcrimestoppers.com