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Police in Ontario’s rural and urban areas are celebrating a record low in the num- ber of tra"c fatalities where failure to wear seat belts was a factor. The OPP’s tra!c statistics for the past 10 years showa record low so far for 2014 in the number of seatbelt-related fatal accidents. The mandatory seatbelt law in Ontario has not yet achieved 100-per cent compliance but police are seeing a signi"cant impact in tra!c fatality numbers where seat belt use is involved. “With just over three months to go in the year,” stated OPP Deputy Commissio- ner Brad Blair, “we are cautiously optimistic OPP cheer for record seat belt users and hopeful about reaching a 10-year low in seat belt-related road deaths, but we do not want the public to take away the wrong message from this promising data. Until people reach 100 per cent compliance with seat belt laws, sadly more victims of all ages will succumb to injuries sustained because they were either not wearing a seat belt or were not properly restrained in the vehicle.” During the period from 2005 to 2007, more than 100 people died each year in accidents where failure to wear a seat belt was a factor. The number dropped to below 100 for several years after with the man- datory seat belt rule and police programs combining both enforcement with public awareness. The record low during the past decade was 68 in 2009 and last year the total number of seat belt-related deaths in Ontario was 73. This year to date the number is 32 just as the OPP and other police forces in the pro-
vince begin their fall seat belt awareness campaign. During routine pullovers and any special road checkstops set up during the next few weeks, police will look to see if drivers and passengers are using seat belts, and if any infants are in the vehicle, that they are in a proper car seat or booster seat.
CHAMPLAIN TOWNSHIP | Police have arrested six people in connection with a home invasion robbery in Champlain Home invasion case closed Township at the close of winter.
Facing charges in provincial court later this year are: Anthony Paquette, 22, of Rock- land, Rolland Parent Jr., 20, of Hawkesbury, Mathieu Robitaille, 21, of Grenville-sur-la- Rouge in Québec, André St-Germain, 24, of Ste-Julienne, QC, Keith Bigras, 29, of Cham- plain Township, and Jocelyne Lecuyer, 41, of Hawkesbury. The Hawkesbury OPP Crime Unit opened a "le before the start of spring about a March 12 home invasion that turned into a robbery. Just after midnight on that date four males, with their faces disguised, showed up at a home on High Street in Champlain Township. Keeping the two oc- cupants of the premises at bay, the quartet took some electronics and a small safe. No one was injured during the incident and the robbers $ed in a vehicle. Police investigation later resulted in the six named people arrested. Paquette, Par- ent, Robitaille and St-Germain are each charged with armed robbery, wearing a dis- guise to commit a crime, and conspiracy to commit an indictable o#ence. Bigras is charged with armed robbery and conspiracy to commit an indictable o#ence. Lecuyer is charged with being an accessory after the fact to the commission of an in- dictable o#ence. police beat Business burglary Police are investigating a break-in Sept. 17 at the Subway Restaurant in the Rockland Plaza. Investigation indicates the burglar gained access by "rst brea- king into an adjacent vacant storefront and then broke through the connecting wall separating the two business spaces. Inside the Subway the thief or thieves dismantled the security system, broke into and emptied out the safe, and then left, taking the money and some laptop computers with them. Anyone with in- formation on the break-in can call Const. Bruce Quevillon at the Rockland OPP sta- tion at 613-446-5124 or the CrimeStop- pers toll-free tips line at 1-800-222-8477. Pascal Leroux, 39, of Rockland is char- ged with impaired driving, having care and control of a vehicle while his blood- alcohol level exceeded 80 milligrams, and dangerous driving. The charges resulted from police investigation of a Sept. 20 report about an erratic driver on County Road 17 between Orléans and Rockland. He is scheduled for the Oct. 1 provincial court session in L’’Orignal. Drunk driver
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