November 25, 2019

CAMROSE RCMP

November 11
Two males in black hoodies were observed attempting to steal an ATM from a Gas Bar in the county of Camrose at approximately 4:50 AM.


An alarm company reported a break and enter to a business near Rosalind at approximately 5:30 AM.  The building was found to have been broken into and rummaged through.  This is currently under investigation.

November 12
A rural property near Hay Lakes was entered and several items were stolen.  It is believed the property was accessed using quads.  This matter is being investigated.

November 15
A Peterbuilt semi truck and hopper auger trailer was stolen from a yard southwest of Camrose.  The truck and trailer were later recovered by Bonnyville RCMP.  The truck is being held for an arson investigation.

A Ford truck was stolen from a residence in Bawlf sometime throughout the night.  Keys were left inside the vehicle and doors were unlocked.  The truck was located in the City of Camrose and returned to the owner.  Police remind residents to be diligent about locking up vehicles.

Deer collisions are at an all-time high during hunting season, drivers are encouraged to be aware of wildlife especially at dawn and dusk.  If you are involved in a collision, please note you are required to report it to police if the damages are over $2000.  Bring your vehicle documents and drivers license with you to obtain a damage sticker and file number for insurance purposes.


Camrose RCMP has been receiving complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money, do not purchase iTunes gift cards or the like, or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

May 26
At approximately 1900 hrs RCMP received several reports of a possible impaired/ dangerous driver on Highway 21.  The suspect fled from Police.  Camrose RCMP located the suspect travelling northbound on Highway 21. The suspect vehicle stopped in the northbound lane of Highway 21 which eventually led to a high risk arrest of the suspect. The suspect, Edward SAM was the driver and sole occupant of the vehicle, was arrested. SAM is facing a number of charges including Dangerous Operation of Motor Vehicle, Flight from Police and Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking Methamphetamine.
May 31
Bashaw rcmp were dispatched to a collision between a train and gravel truck at an uncontrolled crossing in Camrose County.  The driver of the gravel truck sustained injuries as a result.  Highway 21 was closed temporarily as the investigation continued. RCMP would like to remind motorists and pedestrians to exercise caution and be vigilant at all rail crossings

March 28
Police conducted a traffic stop on Township Road 482.  The 28 year old driver was determined to have warrants out of Edmonton and was prohibited from driving.  The Camrose woman was subsequently arrested and her vehicle was towed for a 30 day seizure.

April 1
A semi truck was stolen from a shop yard in Bittern Lake overnight.  This is currently under investigation.



If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment.  Camrose RCMP at 780-672-3342 or Bashaw RCMP at 780-372-3793 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

March 20
A Ford truck was stolen from a driveway in Bawlf sometime throughout the night. The truck is a white 2001 Ford SRW with stripes on the doors.


A break and enter was reported at the church in New Norway.  The building was damaged and the inside was ransacked.  The Break and Enter was believed to have happened between 9:30 PM and 8:30 AM. Please contact Camrose RCMP with any information.

March 21
Police are investigating an attempted theft at the New Norway gas bar throughout the night.  Locks were cut to access propane tanks.  This is currently under investigation.

March 24
Officers responded to a complaint of a domestic dispute.  A man was subsequently arrested and charged with Assault, compelled to attend Court in April.


BASHAW RCMP

March 20
Bashaw RCMP responded to a burglary alarm at the Legion Building at 3:40 AM.  The front door of the Legion was pried open and items were stolen from inside.

The Mirror Alliance Church was subject to a break and enter sometime over the last few days.  The main entrance was damaged and items were stolen including laptops, money and musical instruments. This is currently under investigation.

March 21
Another church in Alliance was broken into overnight.  The back door was damaged and the building was ransacked.  Please call Bashaw RCMP with any information.

March 22
Bashaw RCMP responded to a fatal motor vehicle collision on Highwy 50.  The 60 year old male was the lone occupant of the vehicle.  Drugs and alcohol were not a factor in the collision.  No other vehicles were involved.

Bashaw investigators were alerted to a suspicious vehicle in the Ferintosh area of Camrose County by a concerned rural resident. Due in part to the excellent information provided by the concerned rural resident, investigators located a vehicle stuck in the snow with footprints leaving from the area of the vehicle. Queried revealed that the licence plate had been reported stolen out of Lacombe County and a query of the vehicle revealed that it had been stolen out of the Sylvan Lake area. Police dog services (PDS) out  of Wetaskiwin and investigators from the neighboring detachments of Camrose, Ponoka and Maskwacis responded to assist. PDS apprehended one male while the 2nd male was located by assisting members. Both males have been charged with a number of property related offences and have been remanded into custody. "This is another excellent example of collaborative efforts by vigilant rural residents, several detachment's investigators and Police Dog Services that resulted in the apprehension of individuals engaged in rural property crime. "Sgt. Bruce Holliday, Bashaw Detachment Commander".


If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment.  Camrose RCMP at 780-672-3342 or Bashaw RCMP at 780-372-3793 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



THIS WEEK IN COURT:
A 62 year old male was charged with Impaired Driving in September, 2018.  He was  convicted of Operation of Motor Vehicle over 80mg% and was given a $2,000.00 fine along with a 1 year Driving Prohibition.

A 31 year old female was convicted of Possession of Stolen Property Over $5000.  She received a $300.00 fine.

A 27 year old male was charged with Sexual Assault in June, 2018.  The charge was withdrawn and he was issued a 3 year Peace Bond.

A 36 year old Edmonton man was charged with Mischief of a police vehicle.  He was convicted and issued an Absolute Discharge with restitution in the amount of $384.00.


 

 December 3
A break and enter was reported at the UFA warehouse in Bawlf sometime throughout the night.

Police received numerous reports of mischief in the Round Hill area. This is currently under investigation.

December 5
A number of vehicles were entered and damaged in Bawlf.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money, do not purchase iTunes gift cards or the like, or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.

THIS WEEK IN COURT:

A Young Offender was charged with Sex Assault.  He received a 5 year Firearms Prohibition, 100 days secure custody, 50 open custody followed by 18 months Probation.

An adult male was charged with domestic assault.  He received a 12 month Peace Bond.

An adult male was charged with Assault. He received a suspended sentence with 1 year probation. He also received 5 year Firearms prohibition.




 

October 21
A snowblower was stolen from a residence in Bawlf.

Police are investigating a report of a male approaching young females in New Norway.

October 23
Mischief to the community hall in New Norway was reported.  This is currently under investigation.  Police encourage residents to report suspicious activity at the time of the occurrence.

October 28
Police responded to a report of a domestic dispute.  A 43 year old male was arrested and is facing Assault charges.

A stolen cargo trailer was abandoned in the middle of a road in Bittern Lake.  Determined the trailer was stolen from a local dealership. The trailer was towed and returned to the rightful owner.


Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money, do not purchase iTunes gift cards or the like, or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.

 

August 20
A trailer was stolen from a work site south of Camrose with over $20,000 worth of tools inside.  A company employee found the trailer abandoned a short distance away.  Discovered the trailer hitch lock had been broken off and the trailer undamaged.
Police received a report of a break and enter to a Telus Mobility Site.  This is currently under investigation.
August 21
A white Ford truck with 2 occupants was found on a rural property stealing diesel fuel.  The suspects left the property northbound.
A white Ford truck was reported swerving and driving erratically.  Police located the vehicle near Highway 617 / Highway 833 parked with the driver slumped over the steering wheel.  Checks revealed the truck was stolen from Stony Plain and numerous stolen items and break-in tools were located inside the vehicle.   The 32-year-old vehicle driver was taken into custody and is facing a number of charges.
August 27
A homeowner attended the Camrose Detachment to report a break & enter to his house and shop. Multiple items were reported stolen including tools, a TV and gaming system.  This is being investigated.        
August 28
Police responded the report of a vehicle on fire on Highway 834.  The vehicle was determined to be stolen out of Edmonton. This is currently under investigation.


Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


 

August 13
Camrose RCMP have been receiving numerous reports of suspicious vehicles in rural Camrose.  Police encourage residents to report these suspicious vehicles at the time of the occurrence and every attempt will be made to attend.  RCMP take these complaints seriously and appreciate any information provided by the general public.

August 15
A holiday trailer was broken into north of Camrose.  Items stolen from the trailer were later found inside a duffle bag in the area.

RCMP responded to a report of 3 males carrying weapons who appeared to be breaking into a residence near Miquelon Lake.  The males arrived in a dark SUV related to a Camrose Police Service matter from the night before.  The males fled the Miquelon Lake area in a stolen Dodge Ram pickup truck.  Police located and seized a large amount of stolen property at the scene.  This matter is still under investigation.

Police were investigating a stolen white Dodge truck in the County of Camrose.  The suspects believed to be driving the Dodge truck are also believed to have been involved in several Break & Enters and property crimes in the area. Police received numerous related calls throughout the day.

Police were called to a report of a suspicious male at a residence in the Miquelon Lake area.  A male with a flat brimmed hat and brown jacket was knocking on doors and windows yelling at persons inside the residence to let him inside.  The male left the area before police arrival.  The homeowners later discovered a chainsaw and tools were missing.

A white Dodge truck was reported driving erratically on Highway 21.  Commercial Vehicle Enforcement conducted a vehicle stop after it drove through a ditch and into a fence.  RCMP attended and arrested the 40-year-old male from Beaumont for Impaired Operation of Motor Vehicle and Dangerous Driving.  This matter is before the courts.

August 16
At approximately 6:50 a.m., a tan coloured 4 door car was parked in a farm yard north east of Camrose along Township Road 474.  The homeowner approached the vehicle and the 2 male occupants believed to be in their 20’s fled westbound.

A Ford truck was stolen along Township Road 474 some time throughout the night.  Another truck stolen from the area was left behind.  Several thefts were reported in the area over a short period of time, these files are currently under investigation.

A Diesel hose and nozzle were stolen from the New Norway Gas Bar in the late evening hours.  This is currently being investigated.

August 17
A tri axle bumper pull trailer was found abandoned west of New Norway along Range Road 220.  The trailer was not registered and was subsequently towed to a local Tow Yard.  

August 18
Police responded to an alarm at the  Canada Post Office in Armena at approximately 4:00 a.m.  Video surveillance shows the suspect wearing gloves and a balaclava.  This matter is currently under investigation.

The permit booth at Miquelon Lake was broken into sometime throughout the night.  Police attended and this matter remains under investigation.

August 19
A holiday trailer parked at the Miquelon Lake Campground was entered and rummaged through with several items taken including cigarettes, alcohol, food, firewood and money.

Please help the Police keep you safe by locking your vehicles, home, shop and garage.  Security cameras, security lighting, alarm systems, and or large dogs all help to protect your home and belongings and sometimes can be a determent to the criminal element.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


 

July 1
Police responded to a complaint of an erratic driver on Highway 21.  Police located the vehicle which was towed due to expired Insurance.

July 2
A 30 year old Bawlf male was arrested and is facing a number of charges including Operating a Motor Vehicle while being Pursued by Police, Dangerous Driving, Failing to Comply with Court Conditions, Possession of a Controlled Substance and Operating an Unregistered Vehicle.

July 3
Police received a report of thefts from mailboxes along Highway 26.

A dash cam, keys, money and other miscellaneous items were stolen from a vehicle in New Norway.  Police remind residents to be diligent about locking your vehicles to prevent thefts in your neighbourhood.

July 5
A mailbox was broken into approximately a year ago.  A UFA fuel card was since obtained in the victim’s name.  Over $35,000 of fuel has been purchased using the fraudulent credit card. This is currently under investigation.


Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


This week in Court

A 28 year old male was convicted of Break & Enter with Intent and Possession of Stolen Property Over $5000.  He served presentence custody of 6 months and a surcharge or $200 for each charge.

A 40 year old woman was convicted of Assault with a Weapon.  She received a Suspended Sentence and 12 months Probation.

A youth was charged with sex assault.  He was convicted and received a 6 month Conditional Sentence Order, Deferred Custody for 18 months and a 2 year Firearms Prohibition.
 

June 19
An electric welder was stolen from a rural property south of Bashaw.

June 20
Officers, with the assistance of the public, located 2 individuals in kayaks that had become disoriented guiding them to the boat launch at the Narrows Campground.

June 22
A chain was cut and items including Batteries and cables were stolen from a remote well site near Bashaw.

June 24
A truck parked on a street in Mirror was broken into overnight.  Vehicle documents were stolen from inside the vehicle.

Police are investigating a residential break and enter in Mirror.

June 25
A woman received an alert from “Microsoft” advising she was hacked.  This was determined to be fraudulent and she was scammed out of over $1000.  Police remind locals to be careful and not to provide personal banking information to anyone over the phone or internet.

A truck was stolen from a Bashaw residence overnight.  Police later located the vehicle and it was returned to the Registered Owner without incident.


         Crime prevention is a shared responsibility. Members of the community are reminded of their role in preventing criminal activity:

o    Lock up houses, sheds, vehicles and any other property that is easily accessible
o    Never leave running vehicles unlocked. Nearly half of the vehicle thefts in Alberta over the past year have had the keys left inside
o    Take photos and record serial numbers of property
o    If you see or suspect suspicious activity notify police immediately


If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-372-3793 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.

 

April 16
Theft of fuel from a tidy tank near New Norway was reported. This is believed to have happened over the weekend.

Police responded to a 2 vehicle collision on Highway 21. Poor road conditions nearly caused a head on collision. Alcohol was not a factor. Both drivers were uninjured.

Police received a report of a single vehicle rollover. The 30 year old female and her 3 young children were uninjured and transported home. The driver lost control in poor road conditions, entering the ditch and flipping the vehicle over.

Police attended a single vehicle rollover on Highway 26. The female driver was taken to St. Mary`s Hospital and left in their care.

Police responded to an abandoned house on fire in the County of Camrose. This is currently under investigation.

April 18
Two vehicles were involved in a collision on Township Road 464. Semi driver was issued a Violation Ticket for failing to yield at a marked intersection. No serious injuries reported.
Police, EMS and Bawlf Fire responded to a single vehicle rollover. Determined the driver was fatigued. The vehicle driver and passenger were not injured.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams. Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money. Please be aware. Do not send money or provide any banking information to them. There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.

March 8
A black Chevrolet Avalanche was reported driving slowly around a rural property west of Kingman.  Two occupants were then observed getting out of the vehicle and looking at the gates on the property.

Police responded to a complaint of a suspicious male walking around a commercial yard in the County of Camrose.  A truck fled from the property upon police arrival and was determined to have been stolen from Leduc a few hours earlier.  Two vehicle occupants drove to Wetaskiwin where they fled on foot.  With help from the Wetaskiwin Police Service Dog, two males aged 28 and 32 were arrested and are facing a number of charges.

March 9
Police responded to a snowmobile accident north of Highway 26.  A 38 year old male hit a drainage ditch due to snow blindness.  STARS ambulance attended and transported him to Edmonton.

March 10
Police received a report of a snowmobile accident on Township Road 482.  The 37 year old male suffered a broken leg and was transported to Edmonton via ambulance.

Police responded to a 911 call of a single vehicle collision on Highway 617.  The female driver displayed signs of intoxication and failed the roadside screening device.  The 26 year old was arrested and transported to the RCMP Detachment at which point she provided samples of her breath resulting in 160 and 150mg/100ml respectively.  She was charged accordingly.

March 20
Camrose County Officer conducted a routine traffic stop.  An RCMP officer attended the scene as the driver was believed to be impaired.  A roadside screening device confirmed the 28 year old driver was under the influence of alcohol. The male was subsequently arrested and provided samples of his breath resulting in readings of 190mg and 180mg/100ml respectively.  The Camrose man is facing five charges including Impaired Operation of Motor Vehicle, Driving over 80 mg%, Driving while disqualified, Driving an uninsured motor vehicle and Transporting liquor within easy access.

March 22
Police received a report of mischief and theft of fuel at a business in Rosalind.  The incident is believed to have happened overnight and a small car may have been involved.  Please report any suspicious activity to RCMP at the time of the incident.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

BRRCWS AGM

April 5th - 7 pm at the Camrose County Office.
3755 43 Ave, Camrose, AB

Guest Speaker - Ben Wilson

Ben will be presenting clips of the Provincial Crime Watch video he is working on.

February 26
Police received a report of a commercial break and enter.  Items stolen including a battery and a laptop computer. Video surveillance determined the B&E occurred on February 25 at approximately 1600 hrs.  A black 90’s single cab long box Chevrolet truck is believed to be involved.  Please call Camrose RCMP with any information.

February 27
Gate locks were cut to a rural property.  The incident is believed to have happened overnight. This is currently under investigation.

Firearms were stolen from a shop north of Armena.  Police remind residents to be diligent about locking up houses and other buildings on their property.

 February 28
A shop north of Armena was broken into and numerous tools were stolen.  The main door appeared to have been pried open.  Footprints and tire tracks were no longer available as police were not called until two days after the occurrence. Please call police as soon as possible to avoid evidence being destroyed due to weather.

March 1
Police responded to an intrusion alarm at a commercial property in the County of Camrose.  The gate lock was cut and an office building was entered. This file is currently being investigated.

Police are investigating a break and enter after fuel and copper were stolen from a commercial property in the County of Camrose.

Video surveillance revealed an attempted break and enter to the Kelsey Post Office at approximately 0545 hrs.  A male was observed trying to pry the doors open before leaving in a white van.  Please call Camrose RCMP if you have any information.

Camrose RCMP worked together with Camrose Police Service to execute a search warrant at a rural property.  A significant number of items inside the house were determined to be related to recent break and enter files.  The stolen property was seized and will be returned to the rightful owners.

March 2
A 27 year old woman was arrested on outstanding warrants.  Upon arriving at the RCMP Detachment, it was determined the woman had stolen her sister’s passport.  She was subsequently arrested on her own outstanding warrants and charged for Identity Fraud, obstructing a Peace Officer and Possession of Property Obtained by Crime.

Locks were cut off fuel tanks at a farm along Township Road 450.  Suspect driving a 3/4 ton or 1/2 ton pick up truck with an aggressive tire print.

March 3
A bar was victim to a break and enter with several items stolen.  This is currently being investigated.

Police also received 15 reports of traffic collisions; 4 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 12 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 3 False Alarms.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

February 12
A property north of Camrose was entered and vandalised. Items including a generator were reported missing.

February 13
Police received a report of an abandoned vehicle along Township Road 460.  The truck appeared to have been involved in a collision with a power pole.  The 21 year old registered owner was contacted and received a Violation Ticket for Failing to Report a collision.

 February 14
Police responded to a report of a number of vehicles stunting in Bawlf.  One vehicle was located and the driver was issued a warning.

February 15
A church was broken into sometime throughout the week. Several boxes and cupboards were rummaged through and a number of items were stolen.   This is currently under investigation.

Police received a report of a break and enter to a second church in the County of Camrose.  Lights were broken and several items were stolen.

February 22
A third church was victim to a break and enter.  The inside was rummaged through and several items including sound system supplies were stolen.

February 24
Two different white vans have been reported driving around the County of Camrose. One is described as being a U-Haul van, the other a white driving force van.  Please report any and all suspicious activity in the County of Camrose and ensure your property is locked up.

February 25
A vacuum cleaner was reported stolen from a church in the County of Camrose.  This is the fourth church in the County of Camrose victim to break and enter crimes.

February 26
A golf course in the County of Camrose was broken into and is now missing electronics. Parked holiday trailers were rummaged through. This file is currently under investigation.


Police also received 15 reports of traffic collisions; 4 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 12 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 3 False Alarms.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

Thursday, March 8th, 7:00 pm  - Hay Lakes curling rink, 2nd floor.

AGM - Thursday, April 5th 7:00 pm County of Camrose Council Chambers. (3755 -  43 Ave, Camrose)

Meetings are open for anyone wanting to attend.
 

January 9
15 gallons of fuel was reported stolen from a farm near Miquelon Lake.

January 10
A homeowner arrived at her property and interrupted a theft in progress.  A white pickup truck fled, driving away through a field.

A Hitachi Air Compressor was stolen from a work site in the County of Camrose.

Camrose RCMP has received numerous credit card fraud files.  Please be aware of suspicious people and phone calls requesting any credit card information and avoid putting your credit card number on any websites. If necessary, it is suggested to use a secure online payment method such as PayPal.

January 14
A 13 year old female left her residence and was reported missing by her parents at 1:00 in the morning.  The girl was found walking down a rural road and a passerby picked her up and transported her to the Camrose Police Service.  The girl was returned to her family and various local resources are being put in place. 

January 15
Suspicious activity was noted on video surveillance at a business in the County of Camrose. Please report any suspicious activity to police at the time of the occurrence.  Thefts and mischiefs have been occurring throughout all hours of the day and night.

January 16
A fuel card was reported stolen from an unlocked work truck.  The fuel card had the pin number with the card. As a result, the card was used at several locations and over $3000 worth of fuel was stolen.



Police also received 15 reports of traffic collisions; 5 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 8 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 3 False Alarms.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not send money or provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

January 3
Police received a complaint of a stolen trail camera and fuel from a property north of Camrose near Township 482.  This file is currently under investigation.

January 8
Camrose RCMP attended a residence in the County of Camrose after receiving a report of a possible suicidal person.  A woman was arrested under the mental health act and left in the care of St. Mary’s Hospital.

A white GMC truck is the suspect vehicle in at least break and enters in the County of Camrose in the area of Range Road 200 south of Hwy 617.  Please be on the lookout for a white GMC truck described as having a short box, 4X4 sticker above the rear tire and black fender flares.  The truck was noted to have a very large, aggressive tire.




Police also received 16 reports of traffic collisions; 6 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 5 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 2 False Alarms.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

December 11
Police received a report of a truck abandoned in a field along Range Road 210.  The truck appeared to have been stripped of numerous parts.  Checks revealed the truck was stolen from the City of Camrose earlier in the day.

December 14
A Telus cell site was broken into and several items including batteries and wireline equipment was stolen.

December 15
Police responded to a single vehicle rollover near Tillicum Beach.  Driver did not suffer injuries and the truck was towed.  No suspicions of impaired driving.

December 18
A business was victim to a break and enter overnight.  Window was broken and entry was gained.  Electronics, tools and a silver 2004 GMC Sierra were stolen.  This matter is currently under investigation.

A truck parked in a business parking lot was damaged and entered overnight.  Two windows were smashed and several items including stereo equipment was stolen.  Please contact Camrose RCMP with any information.

RCMP responded to assist a Camrose County Peace Officer conducting a traffic stop.  The vehicle driver provided a false name to officers.  The 27 year old female was determined to be on warrant status and was arrested.  Subsequent search to arrest, police located stolen credit cards and cheques.


If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


 

November 30
A John Deere tractor was stolen from an address in Rosalind.  With the help of a friend with a plane, the owner was able to locate the stolen tractor near Strome.  Killam RCMP attended the location and recovered the stolen tractor.  With thefts at an all time high, Police remind County residents to lock up their property.


December 1
Police responded to a report of a subject breaching his Recognizance Conditions.  The 40 year old male was arrested, charged and remanded.

4 propane tanks were stolen overnight from the New Norway gas bar.  Police are investigating. Please report any suspicious activity to Camrose RCMP.

December 4
After using Hotel WIFI, a victim reported 3 eTransfers were posted to her account.  Police and Vision Credit Union are working together on this file.  Please be cautious when using unsecure public WIFI.


Police also received over 25 reports of animal collisions; 3 reports of speeding/erratic driving and 1 suspicious persons complaint.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

November 18
Two trucks were observed leaving an unoccupied residence in Ferintosh at a high rate of speed.  Believing the residence may have been victim to a break and enter, police were dispatched.  One suspect vehicle, a truck, described as being a grey Ford Dually failed to stop for Wetaskiwin RCMP and fled with a single male occupant driver.  The second truck was also located and the driver was subsequently arrested.  Bashaw RCMP attended the residence in Ferintosh at which point a utility trailer was located on the property. Checks revealed the trailer was stolen out of Bawlf.  Two stolen sleds were located inside the garage along with a log splitter stolen from Camrose.  A search warrant was executed at the residence at which point 3 more individuals were located, arrested and charged.  Several police officers and Detachments worked together to put this file together resulting in the 4 individuals facing multiple charges.


November 19
Two males in a dark GMC or Chevrolet truck were observed breaking into a vehicle in Hay Lakes.  The males left the area before police were called.

November 20
Police received a report of a possible break and enter in progress.  Police attended and arrested one male.  The 28-year-old is facing charges of mischief over $5000 and unlawfully being in a dwelling house.

Police responded to a hang-up 911 call to a residence with a history of family disputes.  A 40-year-old male was arrested and is facing numerous charges including forcible confinement, assault causing bodily harm, uttering threats and assault with a weapon.

November 22
A suspicious vehicle was reported driving into people’s driveways along Highway 795 and Highway 616.  Police patrolled the area with no signs of the vehicle.  With the number of break and enters recently, please continue to report any suspicious vehicles.

November 25
A stolen truck was recovered at the bottom of a ravine along Range Road 201.

November 26
Numerous complaints were received about a Dodge Charger driving erratically.  The vehicle was found in a ditch north of Ohaton and the male occupant was reported on foot at a nearby farm.  With the help of Camrose Police Service, the male was arrested, transported and charged.

A truck was stolen from a residence along Range Road 181 near Twp 462.  The truck is described as being a grey 2003 GMC Sierra with stickers on the back window.  Please call if you have any information.

November 27
Public skating rinks in the Camrose County are now open and Camrose RCMP want to remind all users to be respectful and use rinks in accordance with the rules designated.  Alcohol use at rinks in the County of Camrose is prohibited.  Countless volunteer hours go in to the maintenance of these rinks, so please respect that volunteer spirit.
If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


 

October 31
A parked truck was reported to have caught fire.  Determined the fire likely started from the installation of an after-market stereo.

November 1
A 1995 Jeep Wrangler was reported stolen to the Camrose RCMP.  The jeep was stolen from a residence in Daysland sometime overnight.  The jeep is dark green with various stickers and an Alaska licence plate on the front.  Please contact RCMP with any information.

November 5
Copper wire was stolen from a business in the county of Camrose sometime throughout the night.


Police also received 8 reports of traffic collisions; 5 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 3 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.


 

October 18
Police received a report of a stolen truck.  The truck was later recovered in Edmonton.  Edmonton Police Service have Possession of Stolen Property charges against two suspects.

A red mustang was reported stolen from Ferintosh, later found abandoned in New Norway.  The car was then stolen a second time and was eventually recovered in Red Deer.

A travel trailer was stolen from a residence in New Norway.

October 21
A 66 year old male was found asleep in his vehicle on Highway 617. The driver was found to be extremely fatigued and had medical issues.  The male was transported by ambulance for precautionary reasons and he was issued a 24 hour driver licence suspension.

The chain link fence around a work site was cut and over $600 worth of cable was stolen.  This is currently under investigation.

October 24
A white dodge truck was stolen from a residence in New Norway.  The truck was later recovered in Edson.

An electric fence was damaged and tools were stolen from a combine in the County of Camrose near Twp 485 and RR 201.

A large number of items including batteries and rolls of wire were stolen from a commercial property in the County of Camrose.  This file is being investigated.

Approximately $1000 worth of tools and fuel was stolen from a swather north of Camrose.

A suspect was captured on video surveillance attempting to gain access to a shop.  He was driving a white single cab F150.

Fuel was reported stolen from a number of vehicles in the County of Camrose.

October 26
A utility trailer was found abandoned near Armena.  Checks determined the trailer was stolen from a residence in Camrose 2 days earlier. The trailer was returned to the owner without incident.

October 28
A garage was broken into and a skill saw was missing.  The suspect opened the man door to the house but did not enter.  A silver dodge caravan was observed leaving the property.

An enclosed utility trailer was found abandoned in the ditch along Highway 21.  The trailer was found to be undamaged and returned to the registered owner.

Police also received 3 reports of traffic collisions; 6 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 3 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.



If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

October 3
Police attended a residence in Rosalind to assist EMS with a patient.

Police received a report of a male breaching his conditions.  Charges are pending and the file is currently before the Courts.

A subject wearing a dark hoodie with the hood up set off the driveway alarm at a residence in Hay Lakes around 23:30 hrs.  The subject was observed running away southbound from 4th Avenue S.  Please report any information to Camrose RCMP.

October 4
Police responded to a complaint which resulted in officers seizing 4 firearms and ammunition.  A 42 year old male has been charged under the Firearms Act.

October 5
A suspicious vehicle was reported driving and parked in New Norway. The vehicle was described as being a dirty white pickup truck.  With numerous thefts in the County of Camrose lately, police are encouraging residents to report suspicious people/vehicles.

Police received a complaint of a large party at the Ross Flats Campground.  A party with approximately 50-60 youth were present and departed without incident.

October 6
A red Ford F150 was stolen from a residence along Range Road 212 northwest of Camrose.  An SUV stolen out of Edmonton was left at the property.  The SUV is believed to be involved in an attempted Break and Enter and fled from police earlier in the day.

October 8
A stolen vehicle was found abandoned at a church in Kingman.  The vehicle was stolen from a residence in the County of Camrose about a week earlier.



Police also received 12 reports of traffic collisions; 3 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 6 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 2 False Alarms/abandoned 9-11 calls.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

September 1
A local man reported his lost ID was used to create a Rogers Communication account and apply for a credit card.  The incident was reported in a timely fashion which resulted in a possible suspect being arrested in Ottawa.  The male is not missing any money.

September 2
Police were dispatched to a report of a family altercation in the County of Camrose. A 63 year old male was arrested and charged with Assault.

September 3
Police responded to a single vehicle collision north of Camrose along Highway 833.  A fence, power pole and the vehicle suffered extensive damage.  The 23 year old driver was issued a 3 day licence suspension.

Camrose RCMP member attended Tillicum Beach to assist Wildlife officers with a possible impaired boater.  The boat operator provided samples of his breath which resulted in a ‘fail’ reading, giving officers grounds to arrest and charge the 35 year old male.

September 4
Police assisted with a family custody dispute. A 30 year old female was removed from the residence and transported to a friend’s residence.

A Dodge truck was stolen from a business in the County of Camrose.  The truck was later found damaged and abandoned at a county residence, which was victim to a break and enter.  Several tools, a quad and a 2007 blue Chevrolet truck was stolen.

September 5
A 21 year old male was issued a 24 hour roadside suspension after showing signs of and admitting to using marihuana. The vehicle was towed without incident.

Homeowners awoke to the sound of a vehicle crashing into their house.  An unknown person stole a parked, unlocked van, driving into the side of the owner’s house before taking off on Highway 13. Police remind county residents to be diligent in locking vehicles.

Police attended a county residence to assist with a family dispute.  The subject of complaint left the residence prior to police arrival.  Determined the altercation was verbal and no physical assault took place.  The subject are to attend family Court to determine child custody rights.

September 6
An 18 year old driver lost control of his vehicle on a gravel road causing it to catch the edge of the road and roll into the ditch.  The driver and his passenger were uninjured.  Driver showed no signs of impairment.


September 7
Police received a 9-11 call advising of a break and enter in progress at a county business. The same business was also the victim of a B&E and theft on September 4.  The on call officer attended and located a male on the property.  The 34 year old was arrested and charged with Break & Enter.

Camrose RCMP assisted the RCMP Major Crimes Unit in a homicide investigation.  3 individuals have been arrested and charged.


Police also received 9 reports of traffic collisions; 4 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 4 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 2 False Alarms/abandoned 9-11 calls.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
 

CAMROSE RCMP

August 16
Police received two reports of fuel being syphoned from parked vehicles throughout the night in the county of Camrose.

August 17
Police responded to a report of a suspicious white Ford crew cab truck parked in Kingman with lights shut off. The truck left prior to police arrival. Checks on the licence plate determined the truck had not been reported as stolen until 7am the following morning. The truck was stolen from Ponoka area. This is currently being investigated.

August 20
A church in the County of Camrose was vandalized. 3 bullet holes were found. This is currently under investigation.


CAMROSE COUNTY

On 2017/08/22 – County Officers received a traffic complaint regarding excessive speeding vehicles in the area of RRD 220 and Hwy 623. Complainant advised this road has excessive speeders daily and in one case, a person was riding their horse in the ditch when a speeding vehicle drove by and spooked the horse causing the rider to be thrown into a barb wire fence. This file is still under investigation. Residents are reminded if possible, to try and get a licence plate and or vehicle description in these incidents.

On 2017/08/17 – County Officers received a complaint regarding a suspicious vehicle/person in the area of RRD 223 and TWP 454. The suspicious person appeared to be sleeping and had a lot of items in the back seat of the vehicle. County Officers attended location and it was determined the individual was from around the area. File was concluded.

If you have information about any of the above police occurrences please contact Bashaw RCMP at 780-372-3793 or Camrose RCMP at 780-672-3342. Additionally if you wish to provide information anonymously you can go to the Battle River Rural Crime Watch website at brrcw.com and submit an anonymous tip to Crimestoppers.

July 2, 2017

Report from Camrose RCMP. Please be on the lookout.

There was a stolen light blue FJ cruiser with a white top and decals saying Watkins on the sides. FJ cruisers license plate is BSJ 9256.
There is also a white Chevy Silverado following the FJ cruiser closely and is most likely involved in the theft. Vehicles were last seen around township road 403 and range road 203 heading in a north east general direction.
If you have any information regarding the above mentioned incident, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
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Weekly News Release June 19-27, 2017
June 19
Police responded to a complaint of damaged crops. A truck was found abandoned in the field near Tillicum and the driver was charged accordingly under the Traffic Safety Act.
June 22
Camrose RCMP assisted Sheriffs with a traffic stop on Highway 13. The vehicle driver was found to be in possession of marihuana and had outstanding warrants. The vehicle was towed for displaying incorrect licence plate and the driver was dealt with without further incident.
June 23
A vehicle was observed traveling at a high rate of speed. Upon conducting a traffic stop, the vehicle was determined to have no insurance or registration and the vehicle driver had an expired driver’s licence. The vehicle was towed and driver was charged accordingly.
In response to a 9-11 call, EMS and Camrose RCMP responded to a complaint of a possible overdose at a campground in the County of Camrose. A 28 year old male was airlifted by STARS to a Hospital in Edmonton.
Police received a call to conduct a welfare check on a female who failed to show up for work. An officer attended her residence and located the woman, no concerns for her safety.
June 24
Police received a report of a suspicious male attempting to interact with young females. Police spoke with the male and the matter was resolved with no criminal charges.
June 25
While on patrol, officers observed fireworks being fired across Highway 21. The officer located a vehicle with 6 occupants. Warnings were given regarding liquor violations and careless discharge of fireworks.
June 26
Upon interviewing a male on another matter, police conducted a breath test which resulted in a ‘warn’ reading. A 24 hour driver licence suspension was issued.
A report of an erratic driver was made after a car nearly caused a head on collision. A vehicle description and licence plate were provided and police located the vehicle. The driver was given a warning and issued a violation ticket.
Police also received 4 reports of traffic collisions, 3 reports of speeding/erratic drivers and 1 report of suspicious persons/vehicles.
If you have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.
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CAMROSE RCMP

June 5
A Camrose County resident is victim of a break in to shop, Quonset and trailer. Several items were missing including fuel and a 2002 blue Dodge dually 3500 with a blue slip tank in the back. This is currently under investigation.

June 6
Break and Enter to a county residence. 2 gun cabinets containing firearms were stolen. This is being investigated.

June 7
A stolen vehicle was found and recovered in a farm field along Township 474.

June 11
A residence in New Norway was broken into and a TV was stolen. This occurred sometime over the weekend.

June 12
A shop in the County of Camrose was entered sometime throughout the night. Several tools were stolen.

A white 2001 Ford F150 was stolen from a residence along Highway 21 north of Camrose.

Another residence along Highway 21 is missing a lawnmower, chainsaw, fuel and other belongings.

Sometime throughout the night, a garage along Highway 21 was entered through a window. The TV was stolen from a camper.

A shop near Bittern Lake was entered and several tools were taken.

June 5
A Camrose County resident is victim of a break in to shop, Quonset and trailer.  Several items were missing including fuel and a 2002 blue Dodge dually 3500 with a blue slip tank in the back. This is currently under investigation.

June 6
Break and Enter to a county residence.  2 gun cabinets containing firearms were stolen.  This is being investigated.

Police attended the scene of a motorcycle accident north of Camrose.  Determined rider was traveling through a sharp corner and lost control of his bike.  No serious injuries.

June 7
A stolen vehicle was found and recovered in a farm field along Township 474.

June 8
A complaint of a possible impaired driver was received.  Police located the vehicle and the driver showed usual signs of intoxication.  The 68 year old man was arrested and provided samples of his breath which resulted in charges of Impaired Operation of Motor vehicle and Driving over .08.

June 11
A residence in New Norway was broken into and a TV was stolen.  This occurred sometime over the weekend.

June 12
A shop in the County of Camrose was entered sometime throughout the night.  Several tools were stolen.

A white 2001 Ford F150 was stolen from a residence along Highway 21 north of Camrose.

Another residence along Highway 21 is missing a lawnmower, chainsaw, fuel and other belongings.

Sometime throughout the night, a garage along Highway 21 was entered through a window.  The TV was stolen from a camper.

A shop near Bittern Lake was entered and several tools were taken.

Please contact Camrose RCMP if you have any information or noticed any suspicious activity throughout the night.

Police also received 2 reports of traffic collisions, 3 reports of speeding/erratic drivers and 2 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles.


 

May 29
Police attended a county school in response to a reported assault between two students.  The situation was dealt with and the class was spoken to about bullying.
Police responded to a 2 vehicle collision at highway 21 and 13.  Minor damage to the vehicles, no injuries to the vehicle occupants.
May 30
Police attended a residence which was undergoing a bank foreclosure.  Police mediated the situation between the bank employee and tenant.  Belongings were gathered and the property was locked up without further incident.
May 31
A number of licence plates have been reported stolen off vehicles in the county of Camrose.  The Camrose Registries office offers anti-theft licence plate screws for $5.00.
Camrose Fire Department assisted with a barn fire north of Camrose.  Home owner was contacted and made aware of the incident. No injuries were reported as a result of the fire.
June 2
A grey 2003 Toyota Corolla was stolen from an unlocked garage in the County of Camrose.  Police remind citizens to lock up their belongings and avoid leaving keys inside their vehicles.
June 3
A 73 year old woman was reported missing as family had not heard from her for a number of days.  The woman was entered on the Police Database as missing and was later located with friends. No concerns for her wellbeing.

Police also received 9 reports of traffic collisions; 4 reports of speeding/erratic driving; 2 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 2 False Alarms.



Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone and internet scams.  Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money.  Please be aware.  Do not provide any banking information to them.  There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.

 

Camrose RCMP

May 8
Police attended a Bawlf residence in response to a neighbour dispute.  Both parties were dealt with and the situation was mediated.

May 10
Camrose RCMP assisted Leduc RCMP and Bashaw RCMP in tracking and locating a stolen vehicle and apprehending the driver. A 21 year old Red Deer male was arrested and is facing charges.

May 11
Police entered into an investigation of theft of copper wire and other items from an acreage in the County of Camrose. This is currently being investigated.

May 12
A white GMC truck with tinted windows was driving in and out of farm yards near the Duhamel area.  It appears the occupant(s) were looking for fuel as there were a number of gas cans in the truck box.  No licence plate on the vehicle.  Please report any suspicious vehicles to police.



Police also received 6 reports of traffic collisions; 2 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.



If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

CAMROSE COUNTY
On 2017/03/27 – County Officers received a complaint regarding Off Highway Vehicles (OHV’S) driving erratically on the beach area, near the water front at Tillicum Beach, no description of the quad or individual was observed.  This matter is still under investigation.

On 2017/04/26 – Another complaint was received regarding the same offence of quads tearing up the roadways and private property.  This offence occurred north east of the Village of Bawlf and County Officers are speaking with local residents to determine if any descriptions of the OHV’s have been witnessed.  This matter is also still under investigation.

Camrose County would like to remind the public that there is an Off-Highway Vehicle Bylaw which allows the operation of OHV’s within the County jurisdiction, for as long as the OHV’s are operating as per the rules of the road.  This means the OHV’s must be registered, Insured and not be driven in a careless manner.  The operator must have a minimum class 7 licence and be at least 14 years of age.
For more information regarding the use of OHV’s within Camrose County, please contact Protective Services at (780)672-4449.

CAMROSE RCMP


April 24
Police responded to a Breach of Peace complaint  Determined there was a family dispute about property.  All parties involved were spoken to and the situation was mediated.

April 25
Police received a request for assistance in dealing with a separation and splitting their belongings.  Situation was resolved without incident.

April 26
Police received a complaint of a semi-truck driving erratically.  The truck was reported passing vehicles on a double solid line on Highway 21.  The licence plate was provided and police followed up with the trucking company accordingly.

April 27

A lock box containing cash, passports and electronics was stolen. This is currently being investigated.

April 28

Police are investigating a report of assault as a result of bullying at a school.

A residence in the County of Camrose was entered and ransacked sometime throughout the day.  Electronics, jewelry and a purse with contents were stolen.  This is currently under investigation.

April 30
Member on patrol came across a large bonfire at the New Norway Ball diamonds.  Parties were spoken to and agreed to clean up the site.


May 1
A theft of mail complaint was received.  Police encourage people to upgrade to a mailbox that can be locked to avoid mail thefts in the future.

Police assisted Camrose County Officer in dealing with a male arrested on outstanding warrants.  The warrants were dealt with and he was later released with a new Court Date to appear in Edmonton.

Police also received 9 reports of traffic collisions; 3 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.

If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.




 

BASHAW RCMP

April  22nd & 23rd
Bashaw RCMP received reports of fuel being stolen from the Whistle Stop Cafe and Service Station located at 4724 42 Street, Mirror, AB.  on April 22nd at about 10:30 pm. The individual(s) responsible arrived in a large U-Haul Truck and an individual syphoned a large amount of fuel from the above ground storage tank.

In the early morning hours of April 23, an individual(s) syphoned fuel from a a fuel truck located at the UFA located at 4510 50 Street, Bashaw, AB. A large U-Haul was observed in the area of this theft as well. Bashaw RCMP members are investigating.

April 19 & April 24
Bashaw RCMP received reports of Break & Enters to 2 mail boxes in rural areas. The first occurred in the Braseth Beach area where individual(s) made entry to the mail box. It occurred sometime between April 19th and April 23rd. It was undetermined if any Theft of Mail had occurred at this time.

April 24th
Bashaw RCMP responded to a similar report of a Break & Enter to a Mail Box near the Pelican Point area. It was discovered that individual(s) had pried the outside door open gaining access to the individual mail boxes.

Bashaw RCMP members are investigating and encourage members of the public to report any information related to the crimes through the local detachment or CRIMESTOPPERS if they wish to remain anonymous.

 

April 17
Police responded to a single vehicle collision north of Edberg. The 21 year old driver was not injured and the vehicle was towed without incident.

Police attended a residence to help with a family dispute. A member attended and mediated the situation. The matter was resolved without incident.

April 19
Police received a report of a Break & Enter in progress. Police attended the residence east of Camrose and located the two suspects.  A 34 year old male has been charged with Break & Enter with Intent and failing to comply with existing conditions. Charges are also pending on the female suspect.

April 20
Approximately 80ft of ground cable was stolen from a yard in the County of Camrose.  County residence and business owners are encouraged to secure their property and consider investing in a security system.

April 22
Police received a report of a possible impaired driver.  The male was located and deemed to be under the influence of alcohol.  A 24 Hour Suspension was issued and the vehicle was towed.

Police attended a county residence to assist with a family altercation.  The situation was mediated and an action plan was put in place for the future.

April 24
A snowmobile was stolen from a county residence along Highway 56.  The sled is described as being a 2007 Polaris Dragon 700, black in color.

A residence at Driedmeat Lake was vandalised. Nothing appears to have been stolen.  Police remind residents to report all suspicious activity to avoid these incidents.

Police responded to a 2 vehicle injury collision on Highway 21.  Camrose EMS and Camrose Fire Department also attended and assisted on scene.


Police also received 6 reports of traffic collisions, 4 reports of speeding/erratic drivers and 6 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles.



If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

April 10
Police attended a residence to mediate a verbal altercation.  Both parties were spoken to and the situation was handled without incident.

April 12
2 horses were reported missing from a property north of Camrose.  One mare and one gelding, both brown in colour.  The horses were located and have returned home safely.

April 13
Police were notified of a small business owner receiving a text message which contained a fraudulent bank draft for the amount of $4500.00.  The owner did not transfer the funds and is not out any money, however, police are warning citizens to be aware of the increase in online and telephone scams.

April 14
A complaint of a possible impaired driver was received.  The vehicle was located and the driver displayed signs of intoxication.  The male was subsequently arrested.

April 16
Police received a complaint of a male breaking into a parked service truck in Hay Lakes. The male left driving a black older model Ford diesel truck. The truck left the area going east on Main Street.  Please call Camrose RCMP with any information. The incident occurred at approximately 1:15 AM.

An abandoned vehicle was located along South Bittern Lake road.  The vehicle was noted to be damaged and police were unable to contact the registered owner.  The vehicle was towed.  This matter is being investigated.


Police also received 4 reports of traffic collisions and 5 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles.



If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

April 4
Police were dispatched to a domestic dispute which resulted in a male being arrested on an outstanding warrant.

April 5
Police received a request to assist with a property dispute.  Police spoke with both parties involved and property was returned to the rightful owner without incident.

Police responded to a report of a non-injury single vehicle rollover.  Determined the driver was travelling too fast for road conditions and hit washboards, causing him to lose control.

April 6
Upon conducting a vehicle stop, a 17 year old male was found to be breaching conditions.  He was subsequently arrested for failing to comply conditions and was released to appear in Court.

April 7
Police received a report of a possibly suicidal female, threatening to drive into a semi-truck.  Police located her vehicle and made an arrest under the Mental Health Act. She was transported and left in the care of St. Mary’s Hospital.

EPS Air1 and ground units from Leduc, Strathcona, Tofield and Camrose RCMP worked together in an attempt to locate and stop a dangerous driver that fled from Edmonton Police Service.  The driver abandoned the vehicle and fled.  This file is currently under investigation.

Police also received 9 reports of traffic collisions; 3 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.


If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

Red Deer/Lacombe Rural Community Crime Watch meeting
Nebraska Hall - Hwy 821 north of Tees
Tuesday, April 25, 2017  7:00pm

Agenda:

Update from RCMP Blackfalds and Bashaw Detachments
Update from Lacombe County Peace Officer
Presentation by Becky Wylie Jardine (retired RCMP) - Criminal activity and protecting your property

The Blackfalds, Ponoka and Bashaw RCMP Detachments are working collaboratively in their efforts to deal with criminal activity in the area.  This meeting is open to all residents of the area including those in the Ponoka and Bashaw detachment areas.

If you require further information please contact Barb Shepherd at (403) 340-9724

Ponoka RCW speaker - April 18, 2017

Ponoka Rural Crime Watch is presenting a Crime Prevention Seminar on April 18, 2017 at St Augustine School ( 5520 45 Avenue Crescent ) at 7:00 PM.
The faciliator being Kerry Sauve of StreetSenseSafety. Kerry is a veteran Peace officer with 40+ years of experience working as a Corrections Officer, An Emergency Response Team member and intelligence officier specializing in gangs, organized crime and human trafficking. His years of working ...with violent offenders has provided him with a unique look at why crime and predatory behaviour occurs.

His presentation will include: How to be a good witness, Risk Assessment, Awareness of your surroundings, Removal of potential Threats, Behviour Profiling and Avoidance and Evasion in dangerous situations.

Those attending can sign up to receive his personal Safety Booklet, which is very comprehensive and informative.

Our RCW group had Kerry present at our 2016 RD/Lacombe RCW AGM and since that presentation he has presented to several communities in the RD county, one of which was a Business Park in Gasoine Alley .

Kerry encourages and speaks about the importance of community groups such as Rural Crime Watch and Citizen on Patrol groups within rural and urban communities. More eyes and ears and reporting the better.

An excellent speaker, who provides a very informed perspective of the current crime situation.

St Augustine School is located off of 2A coming in from Q2, turn at the MacdDonalds onto 53 Street, and take a left on 55 Ave. The school is directly north of the Ponoka Culture and Rec Complex.
Hope to see you there. There is no charge for the presentation.

March 27
Locks were cut to a compound in the County of Camrose sometime over the weekend.  No further damages noted, please report any suspicious activity to police.

Police responded to a complaint of a male driving black pickup truck attempting to break into a shop in the County of Camrose.  The male left prior to police arrival.  If suspicious activity is witnessed, call police immediately and provide a licence plate if able.

March 28
Approximately 10 gallons of fuel was syphoned from a parked vehicle at a residence in the county of Camrose.

April 1
Police received a request to conduct a wellbeing check on a person who was in emotional distress.  The female was located and deemed to be safe and sound.

Traffic enforcement efforts resulted in numerous speeding tickets issued.  Speeds were captured between 135km/hr and 143km/hr.   Drivers are reminded to slow down and drive within the speed limit.


Police also received 9 reports of traffic collisions; 3 reports of suspicious persons/vehicles and 1 False Alarm.



If you  have any information regarding any of the above mentioned incidents that may lead to an arrest, please contact your local RCMP Detachment at 780-672-3342 during business hours or Crime Stoppers Tips at 1-800-222-8477.



 

CAMROSE RCMP

MARCH 13
Police received a report from a Village office in the County of Camrose advising their computer system was hacked and a request was sent to a local bank to wire over $150,000 to Hong Kong. The bank manager called the Village office to confirm the transfer at which time was discovered to be fraudulent. No money was transferred. This matter is under investigation.

MARCH 16
Police have received several reports of theft from mailboxes. One victim had his credit card information used to make a purchase of $2000. This matter is still under investigation. Please be aware and report any suspicious activity to police.

CAMROSE RCMP

February 27
A stolen vehicle was found damaged at a T-intersection on Township Road 500. The vehicle was towed and evidence was obtained on scene. This matter is being investigated.

February 28
A male attended the Camrose Detachment to report he sent $3700 to someone claiming to be with Revenue Canada. Payment was made in iTunes gift cards and Steam cards. The male is victim to a common fraud. Please refrain from speaking to anyone claiming to be with Revenue Canada and requesting payment. All outstanding bills requesting payment by iTunes gift cards or similar are FRAUDULENT. If you have any doubt, please call your local police.

A vacant house and RV were damaged and broken into on a farm in the County of Camrose. A red Bombordier 500 ski-doo and a blue Yamaha quad were stolen.

March 3
Police responded to a report of a break and enter in progress. Two males attempting to break into the Hay Lakes liquor store were gone prior to police arrival. Police encourage any and all suspicious activity be reported to police.

March 5
Police received a report of a residential break and enter. Jewelry, electronics and a vehicle parked in the attached garage were stolen. This file is under investigation.


CAMROSE COUNTY

February 27
County Officers received a complaint regarding an abandoned vehicle at the intersection of TWP 440 and RRD 190. County Officers attended the location and determined the vehicle had been stolen out of Stettler, AB. County Officers contacted Bashaw RCMP to attend and conduct their investigation. Once the RCMP had finished their investigation, County Officers contacted Camrose Towing and had the vehicle removed.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams mostly targeting seniors. Unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money. These people can be very convincing and even threatening so please be aware. Do not provide any banking or personal information to them. There is no need to report these phone calls to the police unless you have already provided your credit card information and/or you have sent money in any form to these people.

CAMROSE RCMP

February 7
Police are investigating a residential break and enter south of Ohaton. The garage was entered; a 24 foot enclosed ‘Snowmate’ trailer containing two snowmobiles and skidoo gear was stolen. The residence was also entered and ransacked, several items stolen including a firearm. The suspects returned to the property the following night and stole two side by sides. Please contact police with any information.

February 8
Four reports of thefts and attempted thefts in Hay Lakes were reported. One Hay Lakes resident captured a male with a hoodie pulled up over his head going through her vehicle on her video surveillance. A second complaint was received indicating a wallet was taken from a parked vehicle. The third complainant indicated foot prints in the snow and pry marks on a garage door. The final complaint received was a garage broken into. This is currently under investigation.

February 10
A male attended the RCMP Detachment to report he sent over $40,000 to the USA to purchase a vehicle listed for sale on the internet. The male was victim to a fraud. The file is currently under investigation. Please be aware and use caution when purchasing anything online.


CAMROSE COUNTY

February 10
County Officers received a complaint regarding a suspicious vehicle trespassing in a field south west of Round Hill. County Officers attended the location and observed vehicle tracks throughout the field, however the vehicle was not located. Law Enforcement would like to remind residents; when this type of offense is witnessed, if possible, try to get a license plate number along with a vehicle description.

Camrose RCMP

January 16
Police received a report of a break and enter into a work trailer parked in Bittern Lake. Tools and bolt cutters were found nearby.

January 17
Padlocks to a fenced gate and storage sheds were broken into in the Bittern Lake area. Please report any and all suspicious activity to police.

January 22
A yellow Suzuki motorcycle was stolen from a residence in the County of Camrose along Highway 56.

Camrose County

January 17
County officers received a complaint regarding the Bashaw Water Shed being broken into, as the door had been pried open. No money appeared to be stolen, as the coin box had not been opened. This break and enter would have occurred sometime between January 1 and 17.

Camrose County

June 14
County Officers received a complaint from a resident regarding excessive noise and kids partying in the day use area at Tillicum Beach. County Officers want to remind residence that in the day use area at Tillicum Beach, liquor is NOT permitted, as this area is classified as a Public Place. Any person(s) found consuming liquor in a Public Area could be subject to a fine.

June 21
County Officers received a complaint that a County Tractor Mower, which was parked at the Hay Lakes Grader Shed, was broken into sometime on the evening of June 20th, 2016. Certain tools were stolen along with some paperwork. The Camrose RCMP were also notified regarding this matter.

Camrose RCMP

June 16
A garage overhead door was damaged sometime throughout the night in Kingman. The damage appeared as though a vehicle drove into the garage door.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams. Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money. Please be aware. Do not provide any personal information to them. There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have provided any personal information or if you are missing money.

Camrose RCMP

June 10
Bittern Lake mailboxes were vandalized and entered along Highway 616. No mail reported to be missing. Please report any suspicious activity to Camrose RCMP at (780) 672-3342.

A truck was locked and left parked near Edberg during the day. When the owner returned the truck had been broken into and a duffel bag with belongings, including a laptop, were taken. This is currently being investigated.

Camrose RCMP has been receiving numerous complaints of telephone scams. Targeting seniors, unknown person(s) are calling and claiming to be with Revenue Canada, the RCMP and many other associations in an attempt to obtain money. Please be aware. Do not provide any personal information to them. There is no need to report these phone calls unless you have already provided your credit card information or if you are missing money.