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Rifles stolen, 6,000 marijuana plants seized À tout Prix, on McGill Street. A male had asked for the cigarettes but had left without paying. He was last seen running away on Régent Street. September 23, in the same fashion, a male entered the Dépanneur Joe on Main Street, and ran away with a car- ton of cigarettes. September 26, a suspect made off with eight packs of smokes from the Marché Lacroix on James Street. Stolen motorcycle in Prescott-Russell and Stormont-Dundas- Glengarry. Operation SABOT is a Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) program conduct- ed annually across Canada with the support of police forces and the DND. The objective of the operation is to locate outdoor marijuana grow operations with the use of aerial patrols, while police on the ground work to seize the crops prior to har- vesting. Anyone noticing suspicious activity is asked to call the CRTF at 613-937-2800 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. The CRTF is a joint forces partnership that includes the Royal Canadian Mounted Po- lice, Canada Border Services Agency, On- tario Provincial Police, Ontario Ministry of Revenue and Cornwall Community Police Service.
newsroom@eap.on.ca Four firearms were stolen from a garage near St-Bernardin recently, reports the Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police de- tachment. Sometime between September 23 and 28, thieves broke into the building on County Road 22 and stole the guns from a locked enclosure. The investigation by Constables Jean-Michel Maceus and Jon- athan Bouchard found that the thieves gained access to the garage by breaking a window. Stolen were a .223-caliber Remington rifle (serial # C6351270), a .22-caliber Ru- ger rifle (serial # 23014241), a .177-ca- liber Gamo pellet rifle (serial # 73715807) and a 12-gauge Escort shotgun (serial # 11261654). Anyone with information about this theft is asked to contact Constable Jean-Michel Maceus at 613-632-2729 or 1-888-310- 1122. 30 charges During the week of September 24 to October 1, Hawkesbury O.P.P. officers re- sponded to 269 occurrences and laid 30 charges. Officers investigated four assaults, six break-ins and ten thefts. There was one impaired driving-related charge. Teenager charged in cigarette heist A 16-year-old has been charged with three counts of theft following a string of cigarettes thefts at three Hawkesbury stores recently. September 18, eight packs of cigarettes were taken from Dépanneur
The Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Po- lice detachment is investigating the theft of a motorcycle from a carport at a Con- cession 2, Alfred residence. Call Constable Jonathan Lacelle (613-632-2729) if you have any information on the theft of the 2006 Honda CRF. The red and white motor- bike bears a vehicle identification number: 9C2ME09226R200027. Grenville man charged A 22-year-old Grenville man has been charged by the Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) after the anti-smuggling unit carried out 18 seizures of illicit tobacco in the Seaway city and South Glengarry. Sonny Lacombe is one of 12 individuals who face charges of possession of a tobacco product not properly stamped. Plants seized Some 6,006 marijuana plants have been seized by area police forces during an eradi- cation project dubbed “Operation SABOT.” The Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) and Department of National Defence (DND) members joined forces to conduct the raids
newsroom@eap.on.ca NORTH GLENGARRY | A South Glengarry man has been charged following an ear- ly-morning single-vehicle accident that claimed the lives of two people from Al- exandria September 23. Kevin Menard, 25, of South Glengarry, faces charges of dangerous operation of a motor vehicle causing death. He is sched- uled to appear December 5 in Alexandria court. Colin Joseph Geddis, 21, and Jas- mine Morris, 26, were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash that occurred on McCormick Road in North Glengarry Town- ship. They had been passengers in a 2006 Cadillac that entered a ditch and struck a tree. The driver was airlifted to the Ottawa Civic Hospital with serious injuries. Driver charged in fatal crash
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committee to initiate a business plan that would include a new residence and short- term corrective measures, such as the in- stallation of a sprinkler system at strategic places. A price tag of $47.7 million has been placed on a new facility to replace the Cartier Boulevard home which no longer meets provincial standards. A “life cycle analysis” identified the absence of sprink- lers as one of many flaws at the 146-bed in- stitution built at a time when building and safety laws were less stringent, and when residents were more independent. A new residence would cost $46,740,000 to build while the counties may have to pay as much as $20 million between now and 2026 on repairs to the existing struc- ture, according to a facility assessment re- port prepared by Levac Robichaud Leclerc Associates. New home could be built within next five years
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HAWKESBURY | Sprinklers are being installed at the Prescott-Russell Resi- dence while united counties officials continue to plan for the replacement of the 34-year-old home for the aged in Hawkesbury. The installation, expected to cost be- tween $1million and $1.2 million, is sched- uled to be completed by June. “This sprinkler system project will help maintain an aspect of comfort for our resi- dents and their families and, at the same time, secure our Residence in the long term as we continue to discuss the con- struction project for its eventual replace- ment,” said warden François St-Amour. “It was crucial to take action to ensure the safety of our citizens, most notably fol- lowing the fire that occurred at Place Mont Roc this past May,” said residence adminis- trator Louise Lalonde. The construction of a new residence is expected within the next five to seven years. Earlier this year, counties council ratified a recommendation from the residence
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