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Weyburn Police Service
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Weyburn Police Service
Media Release for November 16th, 2020 – November 22nd, 2020

For the Week of November 16th – 22nd, 2020

The Weyburn Police Service experienced a lighter than usual week with 64 calls for service during the period of November 16th-22nd. The lighter call volume was reflected with only 8 charges resulting, 6 of which are under the Criminal Code of Canada, and 2 under the Traffic Safety Act.

November 16th

- On Monday officers dealt with an individual who was harassing another individual over a debt owed. Both subjects were spoken to and no charges resulted.
- Officers also attended a local business regarding an individual causing a disturbance and checked on the wellbeing of another resident by request.
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November 17th

- Tuesday was a bit more active as officers responded to a medical emergency call reporting an unconscious male on the floor of their business. The first officer on scene was able to provide immediate care prior to EMS arrival. The male received further treatment and recovered.
- Officers also responded to a mental health related emergency and several Covid related calls from concerned residents.
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November 18th

- A complaint was received regarding 2 suspicious individuals that had just left a local business. Officers attended and the matter is being investigated further.
- WPS members also attended a domestic matter in order to keep the peace while belongings were gathered by one of the parties
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November 19th

- A domestic dispute that escalated into a physical confrontation was attended and may result in charges pending further investigation.
- Other calls on Thursday included three 911 calls which were attended and confirmed to be false alarms.
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November 20th

- Damage to a local gas station entrance door is being investigated as video surveillance shows a suspect dressed in dark clothing throw an object through the glass and then leave the area in the early morning hours. An individual with an outstanding arrest warrant was located by a WPS officer and dealt with accordingly.

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November 21st

- On Saturday evening, among other calls, officers dealt with 3 matters involving public intoxication. Two of the situations resulted in the individuals being lodged and held overnight until they were sober and released without charges. A family member was able to attend and care for the intoxicated individual involved in the third situation.
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November 22nd

- An assault was reported on Sunday resulting in an adult male facing several charges including Assault Causing Bodily Harm and Forcible Confinement.
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*Anyone with information regarding one of these matters, or any other matter of a criminal nature, is encouraged to contact the Weyburn Police Service at (306) 848-3250, the local RCMP Detachment at 310-RCMP (7267), or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).

For Questions Please Contact:
Chief Jamie Blunden
306-848-3253
-Or-
Deputy Chief Rod Stafford
306-848-3264 ... See MoreSee Less

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