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Drugs seized during Goderich home search
Police have seized drugs and drug traf-
ficking paraphernalia following a search
of a Goderich home.
On May 26, members of the Ontario
Provincial Police Organized Crime En-
forcement Bureau — Drug Enforcement
Unit, along with members of the Huron
County Detachment and Western Region
Emergency Response Team, conducted
an investigation and as a result executed
a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act
Search Warrant at a residence on Park
Street, in the Town of Goderich.
As a result of the warrant, police located
a quantity of cannabis marihuana worth an
estimated potential street value of $1,060.
Police also seized items associated to drug'
trafficking.
Three Goderich residents, one adult
male and one adult female were charged
with Possession of a Controlled Substance.
A young offender was also charged with
Possession of a Controlled Substance for
the Purpose of Trafficking. All three will
appear on later dates at the Ontario Court
of Justice in Goderich.
VEHICLE THEFT AND RETURN
(Bluewater)— A Walnut Street resident
in Zurich had his
vehicle stolen and
returned in the same
night.
The owner of
the vehicle left it
unlocked with the
keys in the ignition
during the night of
May 26-27. On the
morning of the 27th
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he awoke to see that the headlights were
on in his vehicle. He later noticed that the
fuel tank was empty.
While the vehicle was gone, the un-
known culprits stole several tools from
the back of the van. They are listed as a
Makita Skill saw, a '/z" hammer drill, a
large set of drill bits, a tool box containing
various hand tools, a Mastercraft saws all
and a shovel.
Anyone with information is encouraged
to call the Huron OPP at 1-800-310-1122
or Crime Stoppers - 1-800-222-8477.
Needless to say, this theft probably
would not have occurred if the vehicle
had been locked and the keys had been se-
cured. Please take a moment to safeguard
your property.
CLINTON HOSPITAL
GOES INTO LOCK DOWN
(Central Huron)— Huron OPP officers
were dispatched to the Clinton Hospital
May 28 after a young male was reported
walking past the emergency department
carrying a rifle at 7 p.m. The staff at the
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hospital proceeded
to start lock down
procedures at the
hospital, as the wit-
ness believed that
the weapon was
real.
Numerous police
units responded.
The male was later
located at a resi-
dence in Clinton.
Despite the fact that
the weapon was
later located inside
a vehicle and deter-
mined to be a pellet
gun that fires plastic
pellets, arrests were
made and charges
were laid.
An 18 -year old
Central Huron man
will be returning to
Goderich Court on
July 20 to answer to
one count of Breach
Probation.
A 40 -year-old
Central Huron male associated to the inci-
dent was also located and arrested for out-
standing warrants. He was held in police
custody pending a bail hearing May 29.
A 16 -year-old Central Huron male was
also charged with Breach Probation in re-
lation to the incident. He will appear in
Goderich Youth Court at a later date.
The male never attempted to enter the
hospital and it was determined that he had
been transporting the weapon from one lo-
cation to another. The weapon was seized
by police.
BREAK AND ENTER TO SHED
(South Huron)— An Exeter resident has
reported a theft from his locked backyard
shed sometime on May 27. The lock was
cut off the shed door. The missing items
are listed as follows:
•Burton Snow Board camouflage color,
value $350.
•K-2 Bindings black, value $170.
•Husquvarna Leaf blower orange, value
$250.
•Husquvarna Trimmer orange, value
$300.
Anyone with information is encouraged
to call the Huron OPP at 1-800-310-1122
or Crime Stoppers - 1-800-222-8477.
No ALCOHOL IF BOAT IN MOTION
As boating season is once again upon us,
the Huron OPP Marine Unit tends to come
across the same violations and issues ev-
ery year. In an effort to educate the public,
we will provide information on various
marine topics. To begin withlet's look at
the subject of alcohol on a vessel.
Alcohol may be carried on any vessel.
It may only be consumed, however, on a
vessel that has fixed heads (washroom), a
fixed kitchen or galley and the vessel must
be at anchor or at dock.
No alcohol may be consumed, even by
passengers, while the vessel is underway.
The size of the vessel is irrelevant.
Fixed equipment is defined as an item
that is permanently installed and is not an
'attached' device. An example of an `at-
tached' device is a port -a -potty which is
not acceptable.
Please contact the Huron OPP Marine
Unit with any questions you may have.
Happy and safe boating!
Couple acused in
murder plot make bail
A North Huron man and woman, charged with conspira-
cy to commit murder and counseling to commit murder,
were both granted bail with conditions recently in delibera-
tions in Superior Court in Goderich.
The pair will now be arraigned in Provincial Court in
Goderich on Monday, June 15 at 10 a.m.
The 38 -year-old woman from North Huron and a
39 -year-old Wingham man were arrested Thursday, March
12 for conspiring to commit a murder.
Names of the accused have not been released to protect
the identity of the victim and witnesses involved in the
case.
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