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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 2016-01-20, Page 22 Lucknow Sentinel • Wednesday, January 20, 2016 Numerous charges for two arrested after ACW break-in First 'Hawks' introduced as part of A male and a female remain in custody following a foot pursuit that took place Jan. 7 near Kintail. At approximately 10:15 a.m. Huron OPP officers responded to a call of a break and enter in progress at a property located on Belfast Road. Police said the owner of the property encountered two suspects searching through his storage shed in an effort to steal items. The owner directed them out of the shed and they immedi- ately took off in a Ford pickup truck heading eastbound. Officers converged on the area and within min- utes a Huron OPP officer spotted the two suspects at another small storage shed on Belfast Road. The female gave herself up however the male took off running from the officer. A short foot pursuit ensued and the male was success- fully apprehended. Officers located the geta- way vehicle, a Ford pickup truck inside the storage shed. Upon further investigation officers confirmed the vehi- cle had been stolen from a business located in Kitchener. Upon searching the sto- len vehicle officers located break-in tools and various stolen items packed inside the vehicle. The female suspect pro- vided a false name to offic- ers when she was first taken into custody. Upon search- ing the female incident to arrest officers located photo identification that indicated the female was lying about her identity. Officers also found the female to be in possession of various illegal drugs and drug trafficking items. Upon processing the male suspect it was learned he was currently failing to abide by conditions of his court release. Michal Mioduszewski, 35, of Waterloo has been charged with: Break, Enter a Place with Intent to Commit Indictable Offence (2) counts Possession of Property Obtained by Crime - Over $5,000 Possession of Property Obtained by Crime - Under $5,000 Possession of Break -In Instruments Breach of Recognizance (2) counts He remains in custody with a court appearance scheduled for January 14, 2015 at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich. Krista Strobbe, 25, of Erin has been charged with: Break, Enter a Place with Intent to Commit Indictable Offence (2) counts Possession of Property Obtained by Crime - Over $5,000 Possession of Property Obtained by Crime - Under $5,000 Possession of Break -In Instruments Possession of Schedule I Substance for the Purposes of Trafficking (3) counts Obstruct Peace Officer Fail to Comply with Pro- bation Order. She remains in custody with a court appearance scheduled for January 14, 2015 at the Ontario Court of Justice - Goderich. regional business competition Bruce Community Futures Development Corporation (Bruce CFDC) and Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC) have introduced Ashley and Lesya Chapman from Chapman's Ice Cream in Markdale, as angel investors working as a couple/duo for the local Dragons' Den inspired com- petition "Hawks' Nest" This young professional couple is full of entrepre- neurial spirit and business experience. While raising two daughters and also growing the family business, Ashley and Lesya keep very busy and enjoy working as a team in every way. As the vice president of David Chapman's Ice Cream, Ashley Chapman is responsi- ble for corporate growth and improvement of business efficiencies. Using his multi- disciplinary background, Ashley is well -versed in every aspect of the ice cream busi- ness including everything from the distribution process A closer look at Huron -Perth situation table A pilot project known as the Huron -Perth "Situation Table" has been formed and the early results indicate the Situation Table is well on its way to improving the outcomes for those that have found them- selves at a vulnerable point in their life. The multi -discipline partnership known as the "Situ- ation Table" is an innovative approach to supporting those individuals and families in our community that are atthehigh- estlevel of risk for harm and/or victimization. At the mid -way point of the six-month pilot project the Huron -Perth Situation Table has identified and supported 18 indi- viduals/families. "The Situation Table response model allows us to identify those at an elevated risk of harm or victimiza- tion and from there we can rapidly mobilize and pro- vide the proper resources to sup- port those that are most vulnerable," said Huron OPP detachment commander and inspector Jason Younan. "Improving the well-being of those that are in a crisis or about to fall into a crisis is absolutely critical to building a stronger and safer community. We embrace this opportunity and we look forward to the many positive outcomes that will be achieved through the Huron - Perth Situation Table:' The "Situation Table" model is a relatively new concept to this area; therefore we would like to provide the following overview that may answer some questions you may have. Okay, who's sitting at the "Sit- uation Table"? - The "Situation Table" is comprised of a wide range of Huron & Perth com- munity partners. Currently there are 21 partners at the table with many areas of expertise and knowledge, including but not limited to: housing, social services, addiction counselling mental health, family counsel- ling, justice services, and edu- cation. All of our local police services, Huron & Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Stratford Police Service and Wingham Police Service have representation at the table. What happens at the "Situa- tion Table"? - On aweeklybasis the community partners come together in an effort to develop a comprehensive strategy to sup- port those individuals and/or families with multiple risk factors that have been identified at an acutely elevated risk of being fur- ther victimized and/or engaging in further criminal activity. Quite simply, ifnothingis done there is a reasonable expectation that the person or familywill either cause harm to .••l Cliff km, Plumbing _al SE Heating 'e rrItru Since 1979! 4uu <.-,F u,.,- ,.9.a,..._,. 4Iy hung Specialists: Geothermal • Heat Pumps Crtflioar • G.as/IJil Plumbing • Pumps • Water Treatment i Ventilation # Central Vac 519-528-391 viirww.cliffsplumbing.com to IT. Ashley is known for implementation of innova- tive, return -on -investment, corporate decisions. His enthusiasm for Chapman's Ice Cream is contagious among the company's more than 500 employees. Equipped with 10 years of experience in strategic marketing, Lesya is an expert in branding, public relations, direct loyalty, lead nurturing, social media and business plan- ning. She has a proven track record of improving the effectiveness and effi- ciency of sales and market- ing for her corporate clients across Ontario. Lesya's main strengths include leadership, drive for results, superior communication and change management. Although this couple enjoys their busy schedules full of business, social and philanthropic commit- ments, they are always on the lookout for the next themselves or their community. Itis also important to know, the agency that has identified the individual or family has done everything under its own man- date to support the person(s) however without the support of the other agencies at the table the person in need may be left in a state of crisis. What are the benefits of having a "Situation Table"? -The "Situa- tion Table" model is an opportu- nityfor communitymobilization to deliver services in a proactive and targeted manner. This evi- dence based model operates on the simple principle that if some- thing bad is predictable, itis also preventable. The "Situation Table" connects people atriskto the services that can help them, when they need them the most In some cases, this means saving lives, in other cases it means pre- venting a crime before it hap- pens. This helps to build a 414 • 11.4 Atit 04 4101140 l• ir!M# 1141 #411 MOS 1.1 t*lb lidii?z.#ker".� MaLe ¥uui Oleon i%N .GIP I,.II !Aim. f:9 htfre dr dr itxrd..i Pali 4 kini km SL, CCICERI: ii 9a4-1123 71 i!f+iall iIIIi Submitted Chapman's Ice Cream's Ashley and Lesya Chapman have been revealed as the first Investors for the Hawks' Nest business competitionm organized by the Bruce Community Futures Development Corporation (Bruce CFDC) and Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC). extraordinary opportunity. For more information on the Hawks' Nest, contact SEDC toll-free at 1-877-335- 7332 or Bruce CFDC toll- free at 1-888-832-2232, or the organization's websites. stronger and safer community. Further, this collaborative approach can often produce bet- ter long-term outcomes at a lower cost to each organization. Where did this "Situation Table" model come from? - The Huron -Perth "Situation Table" and many other Situa- tion Tables in Ontario are mod- elled after a highly successful program that was implemented in the City of Prince Albert, Sas- katchewan, known as the Prince Albert Hub Model. "Community and safety stake- holder structures such as the Huron -Perth Situation table are a vital part of the community safety web that ensures individuals in our communities are receiving the best care from all safety and social agencies," said Stratford Police Service acting chief of police Mike Bellai. "Theindividu- als and families that have been helped to date during this pilot project is atestament to just how vital this collaborative approach is to each community In 2012, the Ministry of Com- munity Safety & Correctional Services began work on expanding the "Hub" model into Ontario. Currently there are over 10 established situation tables in Ontario with more than 20 emerging at different stages of development ' dpi w1' c c . me Lucknow Sentinel Birthday Club Dayton Wilson January 22, 2007 9 years old Aleah Draper January 23, 2013 3 years old Your child can be a member of the Sentinel's birthday club call 519-528-2822 to register Iliclumw Sentinel 619 Campbell Street 519-528-2822 most vulnerable," said Huron OPP detachment commander and inspector Jason Younan. "Improving the well-being of those that are in a crisis or about to fall into a crisis is absolutely critical to building a stronger and safer community. We embrace this opportunity and we look forward to the many positive outcomes that will be achieved through the Huron - Perth Situation Table:' The "Situation Table" model is a relatively new concept to this area; therefore we would like to provide the following overview that may answer some questions you may have. Okay, who's sitting at the "Sit- uation Table"? - The "Situation Table" is comprised of a wide range of Huron & Perth com- munity partners. Currently there are 21 partners at the table with many areas of expertise and knowledge, including but not limited to: housing, social services, addiction counselling mental health, family counsel- ling, justice services, and edu- cation. All of our local police services, Huron & Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Stratford Police Service and Wingham Police Service have representation at the table. What happens at the "Situa- tion Table"? - On aweeklybasis the community partners come together in an effort to develop a comprehensive strategy to sup- port those individuals and/or families with multiple risk factors that have been identified at an acutely elevated risk of being fur- ther victimized and/or engaging in further criminal activity. Quite simply, ifnothingis done there is a reasonable expectation that the person or familywill either cause harm to .••l Cliff km, Plumbing _al SE Heating 'e rrItru Since 1979! 4uu <.-,F u,.,- ,.9.a,..._,. 4Iy hung Specialists: Geothermal • Heat Pumps Crtflioar • G.as/IJil Plumbing • Pumps • Water Treatment i Ventilation # Central Vac 519-528-391 viirww.cliffsplumbing.com to IT. Ashley is known for implementation of innova- tive, return -on -investment, corporate decisions. His enthusiasm for Chapman's Ice Cream is contagious among the company's more than 500 employees. Equipped with 10 years of experience in strategic marketing, Lesya is an expert in branding, public relations, direct loyalty, lead nurturing, social media and business plan- ning. She has a proven track record of improving the effectiveness and effi- ciency of sales and market- ing for her corporate clients across Ontario. Lesya's main strengths include leadership, drive for results, superior communication and change management. Although this couple enjoys their busy schedules full of business, social and philanthropic commit- ments, they are always on the lookout for the next themselves or their community. Itis also important to know, the agency that has identified the individual or family has done everything under its own man- date to support the person(s) however without the support of the other agencies at the table the person in need may be left in a state of crisis. What are the benefits of having a "Situation Table"? -The "Situa- tion Table" model is an opportu- nityfor communitymobilization to deliver services in a proactive and targeted manner. This evi- dence based model operates on the simple principle that if some- thing bad is predictable, itis also preventable. The "Situation Table" connects people atriskto the services that can help them, when they need them the most In some cases, this means saving lives, in other cases it means pre- venting a crime before it hap- pens. This helps to build a 414 • 11.4 Atit 04 4101140 l• ir!M# 1141 #411 MOS 1.1 t*lb lidii?z.#ker".� MaLe ¥uui Oleon i%N .GIP I,.II !Aim. f:9 htfre dr dr itxrd..i Pali 4 kini km SL, CCICERI: ii 9a4-1123 71 i!f+iall iIIIi Submitted Chapman's Ice Cream's Ashley and Lesya Chapman have been revealed as the first Investors for the Hawks' Nest business competitionm organized by the Bruce Community Futures Development Corporation (Bruce CFDC) and Saugeen Economic Development Corporation (SEDC). extraordinary opportunity. For more information on the Hawks' Nest, contact SEDC toll-free at 1-877-335- 7332 or Bruce CFDC toll- free at 1-888-832-2232, or the organization's websites. stronger and safer community. Further, this collaborative approach can often produce bet- ter long-term outcomes at a lower cost to each organization. Where did this "Situation Table" model come from? - The Huron -Perth "Situation Table" and many other Situa- tion Tables in Ontario are mod- elled after a highly successful program that was implemented in the City of Prince Albert, Sas- katchewan, known as the Prince Albert Hub Model. "Community and safety stake- holder structures such as the Huron -Perth Situation table are a vital part of the community safety web that ensures individuals in our communities are receiving the best care from all safety and social agencies," said Stratford Police Service acting chief of police Mike Bellai. "Theindividu- als and families that have been helped to date during this pilot project is atestament to just how vital this collaborative approach is to each community In 2012, the Ministry of Com- munity Safety & Correctional Services began work on expanding the "Hub" model into Ontario. Currently there are over 10 established situation tables in Ontario with more than 20 emerging at different stages of development