St. Thomas Police Daily Updte 29Dec2024

On Saturday December 28, 2024 Officers attended a residence in the city’s northwest for reports of an ongoing noise/neighbour dispute that had turned physical.  One of the neighbours had approached the other in efforts to cease the behaviours, and upon doing so, was allegedly spit on.  As a result, a 30yr old male resident was taken into custody and charged with one count of assault.  The male was later released from custody on an Undertaking with conditions and will appear in court in the new year. ST24023266

Break and Enter Investigation

A business in the city’s north end has again fallen victim to a break-in.  Shortly after 5 a.m. on December 26, 2024 the businesses compound was broken into and seals removed from several cargo trailers within.  Suspects can be observed on camera entering the property and later removing seals from numerous cargo trailers.  It is unknown at this time what if anything, was removed from the trailers as further investigation is ongoing.  Video footage of the individuals has not yet been made available.  ST24023284

Theft from Retail Store

Police are investigating after a local retail store contacted them reporting the theft of nearly $300 in goods.  Around the hour of 7pm on Saturday December 28, 2024 a lone female can be seen leaving the store, making no attempts to pay for the product.  Police are seeking the public’s assistance in identifying this woman,

Any information please contact the St. Thomas Police Service and/or Crimestoppers.  ST24023299

Tools taken from front Porch

A Scott Street resident contacted police late Saturday evening reporting a theft from their front porch.  The resident there had been doing renovations on the residence and had left a Mitre saw unattended on the front porch for a brief period of time.  When they returned to it, the saw had been taken.  Stolen was a blue Mastercraft platform Mitre saw.  There are no suspects at this time, however, police are canvassing neighbours for potential video of the suspect(s).  ST24023304

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