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Russell County OPP announced that three women and nine men are charged following investigations of domestic dis- turbance complaints. No names have been released in order to protect the identity of the victims in each of the cases. "e charges pending against the accused, depending on each individual case, may include domestic assault, assault with a weapon, uttering threats, criminal harassment, mischief under a value of $5000, failure to comply with either a probation order or a court order, and/or resisting arrest. Impaired drivers Krystel Blanchard, Marie-Eve Leclerc and Micheal Lenser, no addresses given in the OPP report, all face charges related to impaired driving investigations Aug. 23 in Russell County. "ey are all scheduled for provincial court appearances in L’Orignal
driver was arrested for marijuana possession and refusing to provide a breath sample for alcohol testing when asked."e name of the accused was not released. In two other cases, police have charged individual drivers with excessive speed, between 146 and 147 kilometres an hour in a posted 90 km/h zone, on County Road 17 in the Clarence-Rockland area. "eir vehicles were impounded on-site and their driver’s licences suspended pending their tra#c court appearances. Cottage ransacked Police are asking for help from the public to find the person or persons who broke into a cottage on Boundary Road in Alfred-Plantagenet Township. The break-in took place sometime between Aug. 11 and Aug. 20. The OPP incident report describes the premises as «ransacked» with furniture and windows broken. A truck parked on the cottage property was also vandalized. Police indicate a suspicion that the incident may have been a «hate crime» targeting the resident of the cottage. Anyone with information on the break-in can call the Hawkesbury OPP detach- ment at 613-632-2729 or the CrimeStoppers toll-free confidential tips line at 1-800-222- 8477. – Gregg Chamberlain
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Suspicious person alert Renfrew OPP are investigating a possible human predator incident. Parents in other Eastern Ontario communities are urged to make sure their children are clear on how to recognize and react when facing a possible «stranger danger» situation as the risk may not seem as obvious as in the Renfrew case. Over the Aug. 29 weekend, a 12-year-old child in the town of Calabogie in Renfrew County was on his bike headed for home when he was startled by a van. The police report states the van driver opened his door, told the child to «come here» and, when the child refused, got out, walked over to the child and placed a hand on the boy’s shoulder. The child pulled away and sped off on his bike. The man got back in the van and followed him for a short distance until the child met up with a cousin near their school. Together, they went to the cousin’s house and reported the incident. Police are looking for a man, standing between five-foot-ten and six-feet, with a skinny build. At the time of the incident he was dressed all in black and also wearing a ski mask. He was reported driving a black van with tinted windows and no licence plates. – Gregg Chamberlain River Rock Candles presents: Candlemaking Workshops - Sat. Oct. 24 Whether you are a beginner or have made candles before, Come join us for a fun day!!!
Car thefts Two Chevrolet Equinox 2006 model vehicles stolen in the Clarence Rockland area sometime between Aug. 21 and 23. Both vehicles were recovered with signs of extensive damage. Speeders stopped Police have three separate cases on !le now featuring fast drivers. OPP patrol pulled over a vehicle Aug. 28, seen speeding west along Highway 417. Police found a six-year- old child in the backseat of the vehicle. "e
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