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Media Release for June 29, 2020 – July 5, 2020

The Weyburn PS responded to 100 calls for service over the past 7 days. In addition to the criminal charges listed within the release there were 5 other Criminal charges laid and 12 traffic tickets issued.

June 29
The Weyburn PS received a report of a vehicle parked on City Property. The vehicle was determined to be on City property and was moved. We wish to remind residents that vehicles are not authorized to be parked on any City property that is not designated for parking or specifically authorized by the City. Typically, we received complaints about vehicles parked in lanes and back alleys on the City buffer. This is not allowed.
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June 30
The Weyburn PS received a complaint regarding repeated domestic assaults. After investigation it was determined a number of incidents had occurred. Charges are pending against an adult male for; Uttering Threats, Break & Enter and Assault.

The Weyburn PS received a 911 call regarding an erratic driver. The vehicle was located and an adult male was arrested for impaired driving offences. The driver will be making a future court appearance. In the meantime, the driver’s licence is suspended until the conclusion of court proceedings and the vehicle was impounded for 60 days.

The Weyburn PS was dispatched to a report of a family domestic disturbance. The matter was determined to only be verbal in nature. The police remained and assisted in de-escalating the situation and mediated the matter for the time being without need for further police intervention.
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July 1
The Weyburn PS received a call to a motel where a naked person had entered the lobby asking for assistance. The person left prior to police arrival and could not be located afterwards. If anyone knows of any information with respect to this matter, or to the identity of the person, the Weyburn PS would like to have that information so they can be sure that the person involved is well. Please call either the Weyburn PS at 306-848-3250 or Saskatchewan Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 if you have any information on this matter.

The Weyburn PS received a request from the Hospital to assist in dealing with an assaultive patient. Police attended and assisted. Due to the medical nature of the event, no further police action is anticipated.

The Weyburn PS received a complaint regarding a series of serious historical and ongoing domestic violence offences. An adult male was taken into custody without incident and is now facing numerous and repeated charges of; Assault by choking, Breach of Court Conditions, Uttering Threats, Forcible Confinement, Assault Causing Bodily Harm, Assault with a Weapon, Intimidation, Possession of a Weapon Dangerous to the Public, Criminal Harassment and Possession of a Prohibited Weapon. The accused was remanded in Custody.
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July 2
The Weyburn PS received a call regarding a noisy party at a residence. Police attended and the homeowner shut down the party. We wish to remind residents of the Noise Bylaw provisions. The Bylaw applies to noise coming from a property and is in operation 24 hours a day. Enforcement action will vary depending on the nature and type of noise and the time of day. There are certain exemptions in the Bylaw so please check the Bylaw’s actual wording at weyburn.ca

The Weyburn PS observed a youth out in violation of Court-ordered conditions. Although the person could not be apprehended, they are facing a charge of Breach of Court Order.

The Weyburn PS received a report of an intoxicated individual. The person was located and found to be suffering from a minor injury. The person was given a ride to the hospital for assessment.

The Weyburn PS received a call regarding a vehicle that was apparently broke down and obstructing traffic. Police located the vehicle and owner and assisted in pushing the vehicle to a safe spot.
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July 3
The Weyburn PS received a call regarding an erratic driver. The vehicle was located and the driver arrested for Impaired Driving offences. The adult male is facing a charge of Impaired Driving as well as a charge of Refusing to Provide a Breath Sample. The driver’s licence was suspended pending conclusion of the Court process. The vehicle was also impounded for 30 days.

The Weyburn PS received numerous complaints regarding what sounded like firearms being discharged in the 1800 Block of Coteau Avenue. Upon investigation it was determined that the gunshot sounds were in fact caused by Sask Power working on damaged lines and transformers and were electrical ‘snaps and bangs’.
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July 5
The Weyburn PS received a call regarding what appeared to be a highly intoxicated individual laying on a sidewalk. The person was arrested for being intoxicated in a Public Place and lodged in cells for his safety.

If you, or anyone you know, has information about a crime, the Weyburn Police Service urges you to contact Crime Stoppers by phone 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or call Weyburn Police Service at 306-848-3250. ... See MoreSee Less

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