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Rifles stolen, 6,000 marijuana plants seized À tout Prix, on McGill Street. A m ale had asked for the cigarettes but had left without pa y ing. He was last seen running awa y on Régent Street. Septe m ber 23, in the sa m e fashion, a m ale entered the Dépanneur Joe on Main Street, and ran awa y with a car- ton of cigarettes. Septe m ber 26, a suspect m ade off with eight packs of s m okes fro m the Marché Lacroix on Ja m es Street. Stolen m otorc y cle in Prescott-Russell and Stor m ont-Dundas- Glengarr y . Operation SABOT is a Ro y al Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) progra m conduct- ed annuall y across Canada with the support of police forces and the DND. The objective of the operation is to locate outdoor m arijuana grow operations with the use of aerial patrols, while police on the ground work to seize the crops prior to har- vesting. An y one noticing suspicious activit y is asked to call the CRTF at 613-937-2800 or Cri m e Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477. The CRTF is a joint forces partnership that includes the Ro y al Canadian Mounted Po- lice, Canada Border Services Agenc y , On- tario Provincial Police, Ontario Ministr y of Revenue and Cornwall Co mm unit y Police Service.
newsroo m @eap.on.ca Four firear m s were stolen fro m a garage near St-Bernardin recently, reports the Hawkesbury Ontario Provincial Police de- tach m ent. So m eti m e between Septe m ber 23 and 28, thieves broke into the building on Count y Road 22 and stole the guns fro m a locked enclosure. The investigation b y Constables Jean-Michel Maceus and Jon- athan Bouchard found that the thieves gained access to the garage b y breaking a window. Stolen were a .223-caliber Re m ington rifle (serial # C6351270), a .22-caliber Ru- ger rifle (serial # 23014241), a .177-ca- liber Ga m o pellet rifle (serial # 73715807) and a 12-gauge Escort shotgun (serial # 11261654). An y one with infor m ation 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 Septe m ber 24 to October 1, Hawkesbur y 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 i m paired driving-related charge. Teenager charged in cigarette heist A 16- y ear-old has been charged with three counts of theft following a string of cigarettes thefts at three Hawkesbur y stores recentl y . Septe m ber 18, eight packs of cigarettes were taken fro m Dépanneur
The Hawkesbur y Ontario Provincial Po- lice detach m ent is investigating the theft of a m otorc y cle fro m a carport at a Con- cession 2, Alfred residence. Call Constable Jonathan Lacelle (613-632-2729) if y ou have an y infor m ation on the theft of the 2006 Honda CRF. The red and white m otor- bike bears a vehicle identification nu m ber: A 22- y ear-old Grenville m an has been charged b y the Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) after the anti-s m uggling unit carried out 18 seizures of illicit tobacco in the Seawa y cit y and South Glengarr y . Sonn y Laco m be is one of 12 individuals who face charges of possession of a tobacco product not properl y sta m ped. Plants seized So m e 6,006 m arijuana plants have been seized b y area police forces during an eradi- cation project dubbed “Operation SABOT.” The Cornwall Regional Task Force (CRTF) and Depart m ent of National Defence (DND) m e m bers joined forces to conduct the raids 9C2ME09226R200027. Grenville m an charged
newsroom@eap.on.ca NORTH GLENGARRY | A South Glengarry m an has been charged following an ear- ly- m orning single-vehicle accident that clai m ed the lives of two people fro m Al- e x andria Septe m ber 23. Kevin Menard, 25, of South Glengarr y , faces charges of dangerous operation of a m otor vehicle causing death. He is sched- uled to appear Dece m ber 5 in Alexandria court. Colin Joseph Geddis, 21, and Jas- m ine Morris, 26, were pronounced dead at the scene of the crash that occurred on McCor m ick Road in North Glengarr y Town- ship. The y 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
Sprinklers at Residence
co mm ittee to initiate a business plan that would include a new residence and short- ter m corrective m easures, such as the in- stallation of a sprinkler s y ste m at strategic places. A price tag of $47.7 m illion has been placed on a new facilit y to replace the Cartier Boulevard ho m e which no longer m eets provincial standards. A “life c y cle anal y sis” identified the absence of sprink- lers as one of m an y flaws at the 146-bed in- stitution built at a ti m e when building and safet y laws were less stringent, and when residents were m ore independent. A new residence would cost $46,740,000 to build while the counties m a y have to pa y as m uch as $20 m illion between now and 2026 on repairs to the existing struc- ture, according to a facilit y assess m ent re- port prepared b y 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 replace m ent of the 34-year-old ho m e for the aged in Hawkesbury. The installation, expected to cost be- tween $1 m illion and $1.2 m illion, is sched- uled to be co m pleted b y June. “This sprinkler s y ste m project will help m aintain an aspect of co m fort for our resi- dents and their fa m ilies and, at the sa m e ti m e, secure our Residence in the long ter m as we continue to discuss the con- struction project for its eventual replace- m ent,” said warden François St-A m our. “It was crucial to take action to ensure the safet y of our citizens, m ost notabl y fol- lowing the fire that occurred at Place Mont Roc this past Ma y ,” said residence ad m inis- trator Louise Lalonde. The construction of a new residence is expected within the next five to seven y ears. Earlier this y ear, counties council ratified a reco mm endation fro m the residence
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