HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Citizen, 2000-08-16, Page 15THE CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 16, 2000. PAGE 15.
OPP report
Police lay 57 charges against young offenders
On Aug. 13 at approximately 7
p.m. officers were called to assist
with a collision just off Molesworth
Line in Grey Twp. An officer attend
ed a local track just off of County
Rd. 19 to find that a 14-year-old
youth. Nick Henderson from
Bluevale, had been practicing on his
motocross bike. The youth had
cleared a jump when he lost control
and left the track striking a tree.
The youth was taken to Listowel
Hospital with head injuries, then
transferred to a London Hospital.
Huron OPP continue to investigate
the incident.
BIKE STOLEN FROM RESI
DENCE -BLYTH
On Aug. 12 just before 7:30 a.m. a
bicycle was reported stolen from a
residence on Mill Street in Blyth. A
person told police that sometime
during the night of Aug. 10-11 a
Cyclone Triumph men’s mountain
bike with purple/orange mirrors and
black CCM saddlebags was stolen
from the residence.
Anyone knowing the whereabouts
of this bike is asked to call the Huron
OPP or Crime Stoppers.
57 CHARGES LAID AGAINST
SIX YOUTH OFFENDERS
CRIME SPREE
By Aug. 11 officers from the
Huron OPP had finished working on
a number of occurrences that took
place in Clinton. Seaforth and sur
rounding area.
The incidents took place between
July 2 and July 13.
Officers on July 13 arrested two
youths over a stolen 1990 Nissan
from Grand Bend on Sideroad 20 in
McKillop Twp. Two officers work
ing on the case have now cleared
cases on break, enter and theft from
the Queen's Hotel in Seaforth where
Mail-in ballot issue continues
to stir debate for ACWW bd.
The issue of mail-in ballots caused
a stir at the July 31 session of the
Ashfield, Colbome, West Wawanosh
Twp. transition board.
West Wawanosh Councillor Stuart
Alton voiced his objection on behalf
of his township, to the manner in
which Ashfield Twp. representatives
were handling the issue. He noted in
particular the letter to the editor pub
lished in The Lucknow Sentinel writ
ten by Ashfield Councillor
Miltenburg. Alton asked for an apol
ogy regarding the slanderous tone of
the letter.
Colbome Reeve Stewart Seenstra
said his council had the same opinion
on how the matter was handled.
Ashfield Reeve Ben Van
Diepenbeek said the decision to con
duct the election by mail had not
been unanimous at Ashfield council
either. He said those councillors pro
moting the issue had reneged on a
statement that they would refrain if
further discussion with the transition
board (at the May 8 meeting) did not
find approval.
A response was received from the
Ministry of Municipal Affairs
Housing stating that a portion of the
restructuring order pertaining to elec
tions was already in effect and could
a quantity of alcohol was stolen and
also a break-in that occurred in
Walton on July 7 to the food conces
sion booth at the ball park.
As well two vehicle thefts from
Clinton and several thefts from vehi
cles in Clinton and Seaforth and the
theft of alcohol from a garage in
Clinton and money from a restaurant
in Clinton have been solved.
The officers laid more charges
over two reports of property damage
in Seaforth and Tuckersmith Twp.
that was reported done by vehicles.
The six youths charged were three
females and three males from
London, Usborne Twp., Exeter,
Seaforth, Blyth and Clinton, Their
ages range from 15-17 years of age.
The charges are 13 counts of break,
enter and theft, nine thefts over
$5,000, nine thefts under $5,000,
five mischief under $5,000, six fail
to comply with court orders, five
breach of probation, seven posses
sion of stolen property. One of the
youths was also charged with tres
passing, dangerous driving and fail
ing to stop for police.
The six youths will attend court in
Goderich on Sept. 14.
VEHICLE STOLEN FROM
BLYTH RECOVERED IN MOR
RIS TWP.
On Aug. 7 in the early evening a
1986 grey/white Pontiac 6000 with a
12 foot Zedco canoe on top was
reported stolen from the parking lot
of an apartment building on Queen
Street in Blyth. The theft had
occurred sometime the night before.
The vehicle and the canoe were
later recovered when abandoned on
Elevator Line in Morris Twp. on
Aug. 8 just before noon.
No major damage was reported
done to the property.
not be amended.
Council approved the listing of a
subdivision lot in Colbome Twp. for
sale. It was also suggested that pro
ceeds from the sale of the lot could
be used for a second lift of pavement
for the subdivision.
Recommendations will be brought
to the next board meeting with
regards to communication equip
ment.
Secretary Joan Armstrong was
authorized to seek insurance quotes
from Jardine OME, Frank Cowan
ROMA and Delmar Sproul.
Quotes sought for the supply for
diesel fuel, gasoline and propane will
be due Oct. 16.
Quotes for security systems will be
obtained from Georgian Bay, AT&T
and Culliton.
Tenders will be sought for the posi
tion of auditor.
The legal services of Donnelly and
Murphy of Goderich will be retained.
In response to questions from Judy
Kay, Linda Andrew and Dwayne
Rivett regarding the staffing consult
ant. Board Chair and West
Wawanosh Reeve Doug Miller said
the consultant would enable the
board to do the best job possible with
the staffing process.
STOLEN TRUCK FROM CLIN
TON FOUND ON ROAD WEST
OF WINGHAM
On Aug. 8 at 11:15 a.m. the owner
of A & T Automotive located on
Ontario Street in Clinton reported
the theft of a truck. Sometime over
the weekend a 1988 Dodge grey
pickup was stolen from the side
parking lot.
The vehicle was found three miles
west of Wingham abandoned on
County Rd. 86. It was not damaged
and was held a short time for identi
fication purposes before being
returned to the owner.
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On Aug. 7 at approximately noon a
1990 Chev Corsica blue in colour
was reported damaged on Queen
Street in Blyth.
The owner told police that some
time during the night a person threw
an abrasive liquid on the trunk, roof
and hood area causing the paint to
lift and peel off. Damage to the paint
of the vehicle was extensive and will
require the vehicle being repainted.
Anyone with information is asked
to call the Huron OPP or leave your
tips with Crime Stoppers.
THEFT OF JEWELLERY
FROM RESIDENCE - BRUS
SELS
On Aug. 14 a break-in was report
ed at a residence in Brussels on
Tumberry Street. The owner told
police that they were away on holi
days between July 31 and Aug. 13
and left a door unlocked. Sometime
in that period of time the home was
entered and $2,000 worth of jew
ellery was stolen.
Some of the items taken were a
lady’s engagement, wedding band
and family ring along with a gold
chain with a heart-shaped locket. A
man’s wedding band and a Seiko
watch is also missing.
Anyone who can help solve this
crime is asked to call the Huron OPP
or Crime Stoppers.
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