Express_2012_01_27

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Impaired

Police pledge crackdown

truck on County Road 3 between St-Isidore

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driving charges

and Casselman. Officers seized a small bag

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of cocaine with an estimated street value of

Thecampaignagainstimpaireddriving

$2,900.

is not limited to the holiday season. Two

The accused were transported to the

Four people have been charged in a

area motorists were reminded of that fact

Russell County O.P.P. detachment in

cocaineseizurewhichareapolicepledgeis

one night last week.

Embrun where they were processed.

part of an intensified crackdown on the

One of the accused “miraculously”

Further investigation revealed that some

illicit drug trade.

survived a January 6 crash in Alfred-

StéphanieBourdeau,38,ofEmbrun,Gilles

of the occupants in the vehicle had legal

Plantagenet, reports the Hawkesbury

Marier Sr., 55, Gilles Marier Jr., 25, both of

conditions they were contravening. They

Ontario Provincial Police detachment.

Casselman andWayne Jestin, 23, of Russell,

were facing drug related charges resulting

ConstablesLucLecuyerandEddySaardi

havebeenchargedwithpossessionofillegal

froma drugwarrant that had been executed

were alerted about a possible impaired

drugs for the purpose of trafficking. They

at the Gilles Marier Jr. residence December

driver in the Lefaivre area. A few minutes

were arrested January 6 when members of

16. During that raid, police say, officers also

later, they were dispatched to the scene of

the Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police

seized a quantity of cocaine prepared for

an accident on County Road 15, south of

detachment stopped a 1995 GMC pick-up

trafficking. Gilles Marier Jr. was charged

Concession 4. The officers found Suzuki in

withpossessionforthepurposeoftrafficking.

Man charged in

a ditch in a farm field. The vehicle had

Hewas released on a promise to appear and

struck down more than a dozen wooden

anundertakingwiththeconditiontoabstain

posts and a telephone pole. The vehicle

frompossessing,purchasingandconsuming

food bank theft

ended up with a transformer imbedded in

any controlled substances. Inspector Bryan

its front bumper.

Mackillop,HawkesburyO.P.P.Detachment

A Hawkesbury man has been charged

Thedriver,DianeLeclaire,42, ofSt-Paul

Commander, wants to reassure his

in connection with the Christmas theft at

Inspector Bryan Mackillop

Street, Alfred, was charged with impaired

community: “The Ontario Provincial Police

the Hawkesbury Central Food Bank,

operation of a motor vehicle, driving with

is dedicated in combating drug abuse and

however,policecontinuetoinvestigatethe

a blood alcohol content of over 80

trafficking. These activities are not tolerated

December 24 break-in.

Theft, fraud

milligrams,dangerousoperationofamotor

and our officers will work diligently in

Richard Gorry, 46, of Main Street, faces

vehicle and driving with liquor readily

stopping the traffickers and making sure

charges of possession of property obtained

available.

that these criminals are held accountable to

charges

by crime, breach of probation and failure to

That same evening, shortly after 10:30

the highest degree.” The Inspector adds:

complywith an undertaking. Police are still

p.m., Sergeant Adrien Joly, who was on

“Our community will not harbor such

A L’Orignal woman has been charged

looking for your help. If you have any

regular patrol on County Road 17 in the

criminals nor will they be tolerated to travel

following an investigation into an alleged

information about this investigation, call

Township of Champlain, observed a 2009

freelyonourroads. Ifyouknowofsomeone

theft at a local retirement home.

Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or the

Chevrolet Cobalt being driven erratically.

transporting and selling illicit goods in

Christianne Greffe-Burroughs, 48, has

Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police

Thesergeantfollowedthevehicle,stopping

PrescottCounty,pleasereportit.CallCrime

been charged with theft under $5,000 and

detachment at 613-632-2729. The break-in

the driver on County Road 4. Maxime

Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or call the

falsifying documents.

at the food bank on Main Street, believed to

Besner, 19, of St-Bernardin was charged

Hawkesbury O.P.P. at 613-632-2729.”

She has been released on a promise to

have been committed on Christmas Eve,

withimpairedoperationofamotorvehicle,

Persons giving tips to Crime Stoppers

appear in Ontario Provincial Court in

was reported to police December 26. The

driving with a blood alcohol content of

that lead to an arrest may be eligible for a

L’Orignal February 29.

investigation by Constable Raoul Doucet

more than 80 milligrams, dangerous

cash reward. Crime Stoppers does not

The accused is a former employee of the

revealed that someone had broken into the

operation of a motor vehicle and

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home where an Ontario Provincial Police

foodbankandstoletwocomputers,12cases

contravention of the “zero tolerance” rule

anonymous and your presence won’t be

investigation began October 31.

of sausages and approximately $100.

for Class G2 drivers.

needed in court.

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