Tag: milton community policing committee
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Keep your eyes open
Reported today in the Milton Canadian Champion. House ransacked in break-in – Crime Stoppers of Halton Halton Regional Police are investigating a break-in at a Menefy Place home. Sometime after 2:30 p.m. January 27, a Milton resident arrived home and noticed the front door had been pried open. An investigation by police revealed the unknown…
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Milton Police Blotter – January 13 2011
From the Milton Canadian Champion Police respond to snowstorm-related car crashes Local police attended to six car accidents between the hours of 6:55 and 8:42 yesterday morning, at the tail end of this week’s snowstorm. Although there were no injuries, all accidents resulted in property damage.Locations of the accidents included Britannia and Trafalgar roads, Martin…
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Milton Police Blotter – January 6 2011
Milton Police Blotter A home on Commercial Street saw its Christmas decorations, including an inflatable Santa Claus two snowmen and a string of lit candy canes, dragged across the lawn and damaged overnight last Thursday. The estimated damage was $300. The following night, inflatable Christmas decorations — including a Santa Claus, penguins and a glowing…
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Milton Police Blotter December 23
From the Milton Canadian Champion Milton Police Blotter Shortly after 12:30 a.m. last Thursday, a pick-up truck was seen by police driving dangerously at Thompson and Derry roads. Soon after, police say, the vehicle left the road and swiped a curb before coming back onto the road. When signaled to do so, police say, the…
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Halton Police Update
File this one under REALLY? So far this year Halton Police have laid almost 300 impaired driving charges. “Halton police report that since Jan. 1, 2010, 295 drivers on Halton roads have been arrested for impaired driving. A total of 123 impaired charges have been laid in Burlington followed by 87 in Oakville, 49 in…
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Milton Community Police Committee Update
As regular readers of the blog will know, I am a member of the Milton Community Policing Committee (MCPC)and we have monthly meetings about community outreach with the Halton Police Department and promote programs to help raise awareness of safety / crime issues in Halton. Its been reported recently that despite the massive growth in…