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in Hammond. No indication whether one or more people are involved in the mail thefts but there is concern that important letters may have gone missing. Anyone with information on the stolen mail can call Const. Barbe at the Rockland OPP station at 446-5124 or the CrimeStop- pers confidential tips line toll-free at 1-800- 222-8477. Speed racer tagged Hammond | Twice the posted speed limit means an appointment to see a judge next month. An OPP speed-check on Dr- ouin Road inHammond on Sept. 12 clocked one vehicle doing 109 kilometres an hour in a posted 50 zone. The 51-year-old Rockland man has an Oct. 4 traffic court appointment in L’Orignal on a speed racing charge under the Ontario Highway Traffic Act. His driver’s licence was also suspended on the spot for seven days and his vehicle impounded for the same period.
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Hammond | Anyone in the Cheney-Ham- mond area still waiting for some impor- tant letters may have been targets of a mail thief. The OPP have reports of mail theft Sept. 4 from several households on Gagne Road Farm gear thief Casselman | A local farm had an unwanted visitor who now has an October appoint- ment with a judge. Police arrested a 19-year-old Casselman man in connection with theft of farm heavy equipment on Sept. 12. The theft took place on Route 500 West. The accused faces charges of theft under a value of $5000, possession of stolen prop- erty valued under $5000, and mischief with a damage-value estimate less than $5000.
that there were no problems with his In- ternet setup and that there were no Bell Canada staff in his area doing any service calls. Anyone who receives a call regarding any home service repair or improvements that come with a request for permission to enter the premises should refuse to an- swer right away or provide any personal and financial details, including credit card or bank account numbers. Ask for a callback number then hang up and contact the home office by its own di- rect number and check if the service call is legitimate. If not then phone police, tell them what happened, and give them the callback number so they can continue to investigate.
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Eastern Ontario | Police are warning homeowners to be wary of any service phone calls reporting problems with their Internet connections. The Quinte West OPP reported a home- owner received two phone calls from a woman who claimed to be a Bell Canada service officer. She told him that there were problems with his Internet service connection setup and that a Bell Canada technician was in the area and would stop by to deal with the problem if he had per- mission to enter the house. The homeowner became suspicious, phoned Bell Canada himself, and was told
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Police stopped a vehicle on Laurier Street Sept. 5 to talk to the driver. The re- sult was the 24-year-old Wendover man now faces charges of possession of mari- juana in a quantity under 30 grams, and with failure to comply with a legal under- taking.
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Rockland | AWendover man is due in court in L’Orignal after an encounter with police in Rockland.
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(September 21, 2012 – Prescott-Russell) October is Child Abuse Prevention Month in Ontario and Valoris for Children and Adults of Prescott-Russell is taking this opportunity to highlight the importance of community involvement in providing quality services aimed at protecting youth and insuring their safety. “It takes a village to raise a child” and we feel the same approach applies to prevention of child abuse and neglect. It is a reminder that we, the members of the community, are all responsible for the safety and well- being of children. We encourage the citizens of Prescott-Russell to take the time to get informed and to learn more about child abuse as it is a reality that touches far too many children. The Ontario Association of Children’s Aid Societies states that approximately 47% of Ontarians know someone who was exposed to or is the victim of child abuse or neglect. We hope that by learning about child abuse and neglect, community members will be more aware of this social problem and that together, we can succeed at preventing cases and at protecting a greater number of children who are at risk. Let it be known that signs of child abuse and neglect are often times very subtle and undetectable. We wish to remind the community that all Ontarians have an obligation to directly and promptly contact their local child welfare agency when they suspect a child is a victim or at risk of child abuse and neglect. We also wish to remind the community that once they report possible child abuse and neglect, it is the local child welfare agency’s responsibility and mandate to determine if a child is being abused or neglected. In support of Child Abuse Prevention Month, we have designated October 18, 2012 as Purple Day . As a sign of solidarity for the prevention of child abuse and neglect, we encourage all citizens of Prescott-Russell and local businesses to wear purple clothing and accessories. We also encourage you to take photos of your creative initiatives and to share them with us! All schools in Prescott-Russell will be invited to participate and some have also accepted to create human purple ribbons. Please join us! For more information about Purple Day , please contact Nathalie Carrière, supervisor at Valoris for children and adults of Prescott-Russell at 1 800 675-6168, ext. 2270 or ncarriere@valorispr.ca . To learn more about child abuse and neglect, please visit www.useyourvoice.ca . If you have concerns regarding a child that you suspect is at risk of becoming or is a victim of child abuse and neglect, please contact us immediately at 1 800 675-6168.
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