We are investigating a theft from a vehicle near the downtown area. Suspects entered a vehicle and stole vehicle documents and an OBD2 reader. This remains under investigation. Ref# ST26017221
The London Police Service arrested a 42-year-old London resident who was wanted on a St. Thomas Police charge. We attended London Police prisoner cells, took custody of the suspect and later released them with a future court date. Ref# ST26017223
We attended an address on Mitchell Street regarding damage to a vehicle tire. The complainant reports that an unknown person punctured the tire on their vehicle overnight. We are searching for video footage to further the investigation. Ref# ST26017229
We are investigating a theft from a retail store located in the 1063 Talbot Street business park. Witnesses observed a group of teenagers run out the back door of a store with a cart full of items making not attempt to pay. This remains under investigation. Ref# ST26017239
We are investigating a theft from a retail store located in the 1010 Talbot Street business park. An employee witnessed a customer steal a quantity of steak and exit the store making no attempt to pay. This remains under investigation. Ref# ST26017240
We conducted a R.I.D.E. spot check where approximately 200 drivers were checked for sobriety. One individual received a 7-day roadside suspension for registering a warning on an approved roadside screening device. Ref# ST26017244/ST26017248
We attended a residence in the downtown core regarding a theft of personal items. The complainant reports a backpack containing keys, jewelry, $20 cash and clothing were taken from a common area of an apartment complex. Ref# ST26017245
We are investigating the theft of a bicycle from a residence near the downtown area. The victim reported their bicycle stolen from their front lawn overnight. We are attempting to identify the suspects through video received. Ref# ST26017263
Protecting yourself from fraud
In an ongoing effort to help protect the residents of St. Thomas from falling victim to online scams and fraud, the St. Thomas Police Service would like to remind the community on ways to protect yourself and things to consider while online:
- Always get a second opinion from family or friends regarding the situation
- No employer will reach out to you through apps like Whats App or Telegram
- No employer will ever pay you in crypto currency
- No employer will ask you to invest your own money
- Use the Canadian Anti- Fraud Centre as a resource to familiarize yourself with current scams and additional ways to protect yourself