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SteveGuyLafrance,30,ofruedesÉrables,
Drug, cigarette charges
Benoit Thériault has been charged with
was charged with taking a motor vehicle
A 69-year-old Hawkesbury man faces
Man faces
possession of cocaine for the purpose of
without consent, three counts of failing to
charges after Ontario Provincial Police
trafficking, possession of unmarked
comply with an undertaking, impaired
officers seized a quantity of cocaine and
cigarettes and possession of unmarked
operation of a vehicle, failing to remain at
contraband cigarettes at a Higginson Street
assault charges
cigarettes for the purpose of sale.
thesceneofanaccidentanddrivingwithout
residence April 19.
a licence.
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ThisWeek inPolicing In theweek ofMay
Hawkesbury
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A 32-year-old Hawkesbury man faces
Provincial Police detachment responded to
two counts of assault following an
247 occurrences. Officers investigated five
altercation at the LCBO store in
assaults, three break and enters and 12
Hawkesbury May 31. Stéphane
thefts; three RIDE initiatives were
Laflamme, of Cartier Boulevard, was also
conducted. Therewas one impaireddriving
charged with causing a disturbance,
charge. Out of these 247 occurrences, 32
being intoxicated in public place and
were concluded with charges.
failing to leave premises when directed,
Uttering threats charges
reports the Hawkesbury Ontario
May 30, officers responded to a report of
Provincial Police detachment. He is
death threats being made to two persons
scheduled to appear in L’Orignal court
who were walking on St-Philippe Street in
July 4. Shortly after 7 p.m. May 31, police
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Alfred. The victims werewalking in front of
were dispatched to the 56 Main St. East
a residence when someone started to yell
store to investigate a report that a man
death threats. Minutes later, the man was
had allegedly assaulted an employee and
arrested outside of his residence. Yves
a customer. According to police, an
Longpré, 48, of St-Philippe Street, was
intoxicated man had entered the store
charged with criminal harassment and
and became upset when he was refused
threatening conduct.
service. The man then allegedly began
Harassment
yelling and shouting, refusing to leave
A Hawkesbury man who was
when asked to do so. A female employee
consistently communicating with his ex-
would have been assaulted by theman. A
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girlfriend had a “reality check” May 29.
customer who came to the defence of the
The girlfriend had told the ex-boyfriend to
woman would have also been attacked.
stop communicating with her, but he
Nobody was injured. The suspect left the
persisted. Although his phone number was
store screaming. He was arrested a few
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blocked, the man was able to use another
minutes later.
phone to contact the woman. At that point,
Crash leads to charges
he would have made threats to the victim.
A Lachute man faces several charges
Later that same night, the man showed up
following a single-vehicle accident near
at her residence knocking on her door
L’Orignal June 2.
screaming obscenities and threats. The man
A white Ford F-150 pick-up truck hit a
eventually left the residence. The incident
road sign and a light post before ending
was reported to police. Later that evening,
up in a ditch on County Road 4 near the
the 38-year-old man was arrested and
County road 17 intersection. The driver
charged with criminal harassment,
and passenger left the scene on foot and
threatening conduct, uttering threats to
were later found on Victoria Street,
damage property,
L’Orignal, police say.
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