According to the latest detachment report, police received a complaint of harassing communications that remains under investigation. Officers were also called upon to mediate a family dispute and conducted a wellbeing check at the request of a concerned relative.
Members responded to two separate incidents to keep the peace while individuals retrieved personal belongings from residences. In another call, police investigated a report of a dog left in a vehicle. Officers attended and determined no further action was necessary.
A criminal harassment complaint was filed during the week, though investigators said there was not enough evidence to proceed. A similar outcome occurred following a report of uttering threats and a separate complaint of disturbing the peace.
One of the more serious incidents of the week involved a rail car fire in a rural area near Winter. Unity Fire Department responded to extinguish the blaze, and the investigation remains ongoing.
Police were also called to assist Child and Family Services at a local residence, and in a separate case, officers helped locate a missing person.
A sexual assault complaint is currently under investigation by Unity RCMP. Meanwhile, officers assisted paramedics with a patient who was later airlifted to the hospital by STARS Air Ambulance with injuries described as non-life-threatening.
In another case, RCMP were told of an individual in possession of stolen property. The property was returned, and the complainant declined further action.
CN Police also reported a railway crossing malfunction in Unity, which was noted for information purposes.
The detachment handled a Mental Health Act complaint during the week and also responded to two false 911 calls.
Unity RCMP reminds the public that anyone with information about crimes in the Unity, Wilkie, or Macklin areas is encouraged to contact their local detachment or call Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers anonymously at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip online at www.saskcrimestoppers.com.