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The Estevan Police Service (EPS) addressed various incidents so far this week, including traffic violations, harassment reports, and impaired driving charges.
On Monday, police monitored traffic through the King Street construction zone, issuing several summary offence tickets for speeding. Drivers are reminded to slow down and exercise caution in work zones to ensure safety.
A report was received about a man breaching his release conditions. He was located and warned.
EPS is investigating a complaint of mail theft from an apartment building in the downtown area.
A report of harassment was filed; an initial statement was obtained from the complainant, and further investigation is ongoing.
EPS responded to a 911 call with sounds of a struggle, which was traced to two youths who made the call as a prank. The youths and their parents were warned about the penalties for misusing 911.
Two additional reports of criminal harassment were received during the night shift. Both individuals involved were contacted and cautioned.
An electric scooter found in the Pleasantdale area has been turned in to police. Anyone missing an e-scooter can visit EPS with a description or photos to claim it.
A woman from Estevan was arrested and charged with impaired driving after a traffic stop. She was released and will appear in Estevan Provincial Court in November.
Police responded to a report of an aggressive dog running at large. The dog was captured and taken to the Humane Society. The owner was identified and charged under the bylaw for allowing the dog to run at large.
The following day, EPS received two calls about abandoned bicycles. Police advise securing bikes with locks to prevent theft.
A woman walking in traffic on Perkins Street was found to be seeking directions. She was cautioned about interfering with traffic and provided with directions.
A 911 hang-up call suggesting medical distress led police to confirm that the caller was safe and not in need of assistance.
Police conducted a wellbeing check on a local resident, who was found to be safe and in good health.
A woman requested mental health assistance and was transported to St. Joseph’s Hospital for assessment.
EPS is investigating a complaint of harassing communications.
An investigation into theft and fraud over $5,000 resulted in charges against an Estevan man, who was released and will appear in court at a later date.
A 45-year-old Estevan man was arrested for assault, processed, and released on conditions, with a court date set.
While patrolling at 3:30 a.m., EPS members found two Estevan men in the industrial area with break-and-enter tools. They were arrested, and the investigation is ongoing.
A 45-year-old Estevan man was arrested for breaching court-ordered conditions by contacting another individual. He faces two counts of failing to comply with conditions and was released with a future court date.