Police & Fire Report for May 15-16
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 15, 2025 – May 16, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 52
0759 Hours – Fraud – The complainant received a phone call saying they won a huge prize and was given instructions. The complainant realized it was a scam, and no money was lost. Advice was provided.
0819 – Trespassing – One individual was issued a ticket for trespassing, and the other was banned from the property.
Police & Fire Report for May 14-15
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 14, 2025 – May 15, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 46
0855 Hours – Suspicious Person – The complainant reported an unknown person was in their coworker’s vehicle. The situation was resolved, and police were not needed.
1118 Hours – Driving Erratically – A motorist was operating a quad in a ditch. Police responded, and the quad was gone on arrival.
Police & Fire Report for May 13-14
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 13, 2025 – May 14, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 53
0849 Hours – Theft Under $5000 – 200 block High St E – An individual stole multiple items from the complainant’s vehicle. Police will try to obtain video evidence.
1015 Hours – Fraud – The complainant was defrauded of approximately $80,000 through false ads or promos. Police are investigating the incident.
Police & Fire Report for May 12-13
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 12, 2025 – May 13, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 60
May 12, 2025 – May 13, 2025 (0700 Hours – 0700 Hours)
0733 Hours – Suspicious Occurrence – Two individuals were standing on a sidewalk, one in distress. Police responded, and both were gone on arrival.
0912 Hours—Suspicious Person—Two individuals were outside of a business on bikes, causing a disturbance. Police identified the subjects and will follow up.
Police & Fire Report for May 9-12
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 9, 2025 – May 12, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 161
May 9, 2025 – May 10, 2025 (0700 Hours – 0700 Hours)
1036 Hours – MVA Over – 300 block North Service Road – Two-vehicle MVA, no injuries, and approximately $3000 in damage.
1049 Hours – Theft of Auto – Main St N at Hochelaga St W – The complainant forgot where they parked their vehicle, and was not stolen.
1059 Hours – Threats – The subject will be charged.
Police & Fire Report for May 8-9
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 8, 2025 – May 9, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 63
0834 Hours – Assault – The incident is under investigation.
0901 Hours – Suspicious Occurrence – The complainant stated that two gift cards were left on their windshield from an unknown subject. Police will follow up with the complainant.
0916 Hours – Fraud – The complainant has had multiple credit cards opened up under their name. The incident was reported for informational purposes.
Police & Fire Report for May 7-8
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 7, 2025 – May 8, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 65
0705 Hours – Recovered Stolen Property – A vehicle that was previously reported stolen was located.
0758 Hours – Escort – Police escorted a semi-truck and trailer under the Hwy 2 underpass, as the owner was unsure if they could make it under.
Police & Fire Report for May 6-7
Moose Jaw Police Service
May 6, 2025 – May 7, 2025
0700 Hours – 0700 Hours
Total Calls – 65
0833 Hours – Parking Bylaw – A vehicle was reportedly parked in a school bus zone since May 2, 2025. Police contacted the owner and will move the vehicle.
1047 Hours – Parking Bylaw – A vehicle was blocking the complainant’s driveway. Police contacted the registered owner, and they will move the vehicle.
1119 Hours – Assault – The incident is under investigation.
MJHSAA names May's Athletes of the Month
The Moose Jaw High School Athletic Association has released the list of May's Athletes of the Month.
A.E. Peacock Collegiate:
- Brecon Swalm - Badminton
- Dayton Vickaryous - Golf
Central Collegiate:
- Quin Graves - Track and Field
- Emily Lin - Track and Field
Riverview Collegiate:
- Emilee Painchaud - Track and Field
- Alpha Sampson - Track and Field
Vanier Collegiate:
Planned water production outage postponed
A 16-hour long planned production outage at the Buffalo Pound Water Treatment Plant (BPWTP)—originally scheduled for today—has been postponed.
The City of Moose Jaw has stated that while another planned outage is in the works the date has not been confirmed at this time. However, residents will be notified in advance of the outage's start.