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Readings were 120 and 110 mg of alcohol in 100 ml of blood. On May 23, a man flagged down a cruiser in Wingham and said he had been threatened by the accused in front of other people. Cameron told Judge Garry Hunter, the victim had told police that he believe McCallum was guilty of some criminal offences. McCallum confronted him in front of the town hall, calling him a snitch and saying, "I'm going to put a bullet in your head." A number of McCallum's charges related to a stolen credit card used May 16. Cameron said the bank had noticed abnormal activity and con- tacted the card owner who discov- ered it was missing. McCallum was caught on video making purchases and using the bank machine at the local Becker's store. On May 24, McCallum reportedly went to the Wingham Sales Arena and pawned an amplifier and an adapter, for which he received $20. The next day he tried to sell a dub- woofer. It was later determined, Cameron said, that these items were stolen. The final charge came after McCallum failed to appear in court on May 31. He was arrested in Lucknow July 12. McCallum's defense counsel asked Hunter to consider the guilty plea as, by taking responsibility for his actions, he saved the court a good deal of time considering the number of charges. The 22-year-old was sentenced to one month consecutive on each of the threat, possession of stolen prop- erty, fail to appear and two counts of fraud, One-month concurrent sen- tences were given for each of the remaining charges. As well, McCallum was fined $750 for driving drunk. He is sus- pended from driving for one year. He was also ordered to make resti- tution in the amount of $90.81 to Beckers. Jailed A Brussels teen was sent to jail for 28 days for assault causing bodily harm and breaching probation. Mike Cooper, 19, pled guilty to both charges. Cameron said the accused had been at a party on Jan. 16 in Brussels. Words were exchanged OPP investigate On Sept. 23 at approximately 10:45 a.m. a couple was returning to their residence on London Road in Hullett Twp. between Clinton and Londesboro when lights were noticed on in one of the business sheds on the property. The owner went to check out the situation and came across a van parked near the shed with one person sitting inside. The- female in the van told the owner that she was waiting for an employee who was inside. He went into the building and found no one and when he returned found the female was alsO gone. The attending officer found that the van was stolen from Hanover. The canine unit searched the area until 4 a.m. when the scent was lost by the dog. The trail led to the Hullett Conservation Park where two persons went in separate direc- among some of the youths and it appeared that a fight was going to start. Some decided to get out before that began, but as they tried to leave people began throwing things at the car. According to Cameron, Cooper threw a beer bottle which broke the window, cutting the victim. Who was taken to hospital and received seven stitches in the chin and five in the left arm. The victim also claimed damage in the amount of $208.42 to the win- dow, plus clothing in the amount of $210 and ambulance costs at $45. According to Duty Counsel John Schenk, Cooper had "by way of explanation, but certainly not justifi- cation" become upset because the car as it was leaving had nearly run over his girlfriend. "He became more angry than he should have." The breach charge was as a result of "bothersome" phone calls being made Jan. 19. Schenk said that Cooper was trying to reach someone and became frustrated when he couldn't. He was given 21 days for the assault, with a five-year weapon pro- hibition-, and seven days for the breach to be served consecutively. Drunk driving In separate cases two men pled guilty to drunk driving. Trevor Summers of Listowel was charged July 7 after driving through a flashing red light in Wingham in front of a police car. Breathalizer readings were 125 and 100. He has no record. The 21-year-old was fined $750 and prohibited from driving for 12 months. Benjamin Bolanger of Central Huron, was stopped by police in Biyth after the car he was driving was seen coming off the Greenway trail. Officers detected an odour of alco- hol, and Bolanger admitted to having drank three beers. Readings were both 107. Schenk asked Hunter to consider Bolanger's co-operation. - He was fined $600 and is off the road for a year. Theft Police were called to a home in Fordwich regarding the theft of money on Dec. 12. Cameron said that the daughter had had some friends over on the evening of Dec. 9-10. When Jeremy Peardon came out onto the deck after being in the house some 'toonies' fell out of his pocket. These were picked up and put in a drawer. Later the mother discovered that in addition to her collection of coins, she was also missing a date book containing old Canadian bills. The total was $690. attempted thefts tions. Nothing was stolen from the shed as the owner's return prevented it. The female is white, 5'8" tall, medium build, early 30s, blonde short Mir. The second suspect is believed to be a male. The day before a farmer in Bluewater saw a vehicle pull into a bush lot. Police checked out the inci- dent and found van seats and other property thrown into the bush line. The van was found to be stolen from a residence in London. Huron OPP are working on these cases and would appreciate any help the public can give. Call the Huron OPP or Crime Stoppers with any informa- tion. Police reported that two more car thefts were attemptedMonday morning in the same general vic- inity. Peardon was prepared to make restitution immediately, said Counsel Tom White. He was fined $500 and placed on 12 months probation. Cause disturbance Sean Crandall of Wroxeter pled guilty to causing a disturbance. Cameron said police saw the accused and another man fighting in the early morning hours of July 21 in Wingham. Crandall was given a conditional discharge and placed on 12 months probation. Fail to comply A Wingham woman, ordered to stay away from a West Wawanosh home, pled guilty to a charge of fail- ing to comply. Cameron said that neighbours saw Diane Bridges at the residence and that she appeared to be trying to get in. Defence Mike Donnelly said the owner of the house was not home at the time and Bridges was trying to get some of her personal possessions out. She was given a conditional dis- charge and placed on 12 months pro= bation. Mischief A Brussels man was placed on pro- bation for 12 months and given a conditional discharge after pleading guilty to mischief. Cameron said that Scott Clarkson, 22, threw a beer bottle at the rear window of the hotel in Brussels on Feb. 23, causing $250 in damage. Restitution has been made. Schenk said this was Clarkson's first offence and noted that the accused had been co-operative. Suspended sentence Jamie Walter of RR I, Formosa pled guilty to a charge of mischief under $5,000. Cameron said that on June 16 at 3 a.m. a car was being driven on the sports field at a Wingham school. Someone at the school at 9 a.m., saw a car come back to collect parts which had been left behind. He recorded the licence and after a police investigation, Walter was charged. Damage was $200. Walter has no previous record. Schenk said the accused was pre- pared to make restitution. Realizing he had exercised poor judgement, said Schenk, the Walter was "anx- ious to have the matter dealt with." In addition to making restitution he was given a suspended sentence and placed on 12 months probation. Fail to comply A Neustadt woman was given a bit of a reprieve, but it came with a warning. Having pled guilty to a charge of failing to comply with a probation order from March 1988, requiring restitution be paid at a rate of $200 Monthly, Lisa Dyer explained that she had been paying a number of other debts and believed she could now start paying off ,the $6,000 owing. Hunter told her to attend the Dec. 13 court with proof that she had made three payments of $200 each. "I'll decide then what I'm going to do. If nothing's been paid, bring a toothbrush."