HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News Record, 2016-10-12, Page 1010 News Record • Wednesday, October 12, 2016
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LATE FOR SCHOOL
DRIVER CHARGED WITH
RACING
(CENTRAL HURON,
ON) - A local high school
student has been charged
with Racing after he was
pulled over on his way to
school this week. At
approximately 8:45 a.m. on
October 5, 2016 a Huron
County OPP officer spotted
a car travelling westbound
on Huron Road (Highway
8) just east of Clinton at a
high rate of speed. The
investigating officer acti-
vated his RADAR and was
able to confirm the speed
of the racing vehicle to be
travelling at 142 km/h in a
posted 80 km/h zone.
The driver was subse-
quently stopped and
charged. A 16 -year-old male
driver from Bluewater has
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He will have to answer to his
charge at Provincial Offences
Act Court in Goderich
on December 6, 2016
JUSTICE COMMITTEE
AIMS TO EDUCATE WITH
UPCOMING DRUG FORUM
(HURON COUNTY,
ON) - If you have no clue
what a "Bong" is or what a
hit of "E" looks like or if you
think "Ice" is only for skat-
ing on then you may want
to set aside the evening of
October 19th on your
calendar.
The Ministry of the Attor-
ney General's Huron
County Youth Justice Com-
mittee Program is hosting
an upcoming Drug Educa-
tion Forum in Goderich on
October 19th, 2016
between 7:00 p.m. and 9:00
p.m. at the Salvation Army
located at 303 Suncoast
Drive East.
A special presentation by a
member of the Huron
County Ontario Provincial
Police (OPP) Community
Drug Action Team (CDAT)
will give parents, youth
workers, teachers and any
other interested community
members the information
they need to know when it
comes to drugs.
This visual presentation
will touch on relevant top-
ics such as: Drug Identifi-
cation, The Effects of
Drugs on the Body, Drug
Paraphernalia, Prescrip-
tion Misuse & Abuse,
Street Lingo, Emerging
Drugs and Safety Con-
cerns. Huron OPP will
also have on hand interac-
tive alcohol & marihuana
"Fatal Vision" goggles.
These goggles are
designed to simulate some
of the cognitive and physi-
cal effects of impairment
by alcohol and
marihuana.
Additionally, the Huron
County Health Unit will
have resources available
for parenting youth and
how parents can prevent
or delay underage
drinking.
FAMILY DISPUTE LEADS
TO MISCHIEF
(CENTRAL HURON,
ON) - Just after 7:30 a.m. on
October 4, 2016, members of
the Huron County OPP
responded to a family dis-
pute at a residence along Cut
Line Road.
Upon arrival officers
learned a male suspect had
caused damage to a vehicle
parked at the scene.
A male subject was taken
into custody for Mischief
and Failing to Comply with a
Probation Order.
This is an isolated inci-
dent. There is no threat to
public safety.
SHOTGUN STOLEN
FROM PICKUP
(CENTRAL HURON, ON) -
Huron County Ontario Pro-
vincial Police (OPP) officers
are currently investigating
the theft of a 12 gauge shot-
gun that was stolen from a
pickup truck.
On Saturday, October 1,
2016 Huron County
OPP Officers were contacted
by the owner of the pickup
truck. Officers learned the
victim parked his GMC
Sierra pickup truck
around 12:30 p.m. at the
Hullett Provincial Wildlife
Area located on Summerhill
Road. He went for a walk and
returned a couple hours
later whereupon he noticed
a window had been smashed
out of his truck.
Those responsible
entered into the truck and
stole a 12 gauge semi-auto-
matic shotgun and a
medium sized camouflaged
bag that contained two and
a half boxes of shotgun
shells & a lanyard with vari-
ous duck calls.
The stolen shotgun is
described as a mossy oak
camo coloured Browning
Maxus with a 12" long bar-
rel. It had been stored
inside a camo cloth bag
with a cable lock through
the action
The stolen shotgun is val-
ued at approximately $1800.
Note: Leaving Any Class of
Firearm in an Unattended
Vehicle:
• Lock non -restricted fire-
arms and locked containers
carrying restricted or pro-
hibited firearms in the trunk
or in a similar lockable
compartment.
• If the vehicle does not
have a trunk or lockable
compartment, put firearms
and firearm containers out
of sight inside the vehicle
and lock the vehicle.
• If you are in a remote
wilderness area and cannot
lock your non -restricted fire-
arms inside your vehicle,
unload them and put them
out of sight. Attach a secure
locking device to the fire-
arms unless they are needed
for predator control.
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