Theft of package
On the morning of Saturday the 19th of September 2026, a local resident in the north end of the city reported a package stolen from their porch containing merchandise value at $235.00. There were no witnesses and no cameras located near the residence. Incident ST26018183
Vehicle Entries:
On Saturday several vehicle entries were reported to our service.
In the south end of the city a home owner awoke to find damage to the weather stripping on the door of their locked vehicle similar to an attempt at entry through prying the window. No entry was gained and nothing was missing from the vehicle. Incident ST26018190.
Another homeowner in the south end reported another vehicle entry, with ID cards and banking cards stolen. Video has revealed potential suspects, a male and a female, the matter is under investigation and charges are pending. Incident ST26018191.
A third homeowner report a similar incident of theft from their unlocked vehicle with the ownership being stolen as well as charging cables and an inverter block. The suspects are believed to be the same male and female and the matter is under investigation. Incident ST26018193.
A fourth homeowner in the same area reported his vehicle entered overnight and his wallet stolen. Believed also to be the same aforementioned suspects. Incident ST26018195.
Theft of E-Scooter
On Saturday afternoon a resident in the south end reported their e-scooter stolen from their front porch sometime overnight. The missing scooter is a black Gyrocopters Pixail 14. The scooter has yellow and red striped decals on it as well as a decorative sticker of two people in colourful clothing on the handlebars. Incident ST26018198.
Warrant arrest:
On Saturday night an officer on general patrol spotted a male party that they had formed grounds to charge with vehicle entries and fraudulent use of stolen credit cards from earlier in the week (ST26018006 and ST26018034). The 50-year-old male was arrested, charged Possession of Property obtained by crime x2, and unauthorized use of credit card x4. The male was released with a future court date and conditions. Incident ST26018254.