South Simcoe Police Daily News Release – 31Oct2016

(Bradford, ON) On Tuesday, October 25, 2016, South Simcoe Police began an investigation into a residential break and enter on Yonge Street in Bradford. A homeowner reported that a suspect was seen on video breaking into the home. A quantity of jewelry, cash and electronics were taken. Using the video, officers were able to identify the vehicle involved, and through investigation identified a suspect. The man turned himself into South Simcoe Police on Saturday morning, just after midnight. A 42 year old man with no fixed address has been charged with Break and Enter and Take Motor Vehicle Without Owner’s Consent. He was held for a bail hearing.

Assistance Requested

(Innisfil, ON) South Simcoe Police are requesting the assistance of the public, after a bizarre incident on Sunday night. An 18 year old man reported that he was walking with his girlfriend on St John’s Road in Alcona when a northbound vehicle passed the couple. The victim heard 4 shots from a BB gun come from inside the vehicle, and was struck in the face by a pellet. The only description of the car was that it was black four door car similar to a Honda Accord or Toyota Corolla. No one inside the vehicle was identifiable.

The victim was treated for his minor injuries by paramedics.

Officers are reminding the public that using a pellet gun or a similar device in a careless or reckless manner can lead to criminal charges.

Anyone with information on this incident are asked to call PC Adams at 705-436-2141 extension 1414.

Suspended Driver

(Innisfil, ON) On Friday, October 28, 2016, just after 4:00 p.m., a South Simcoe Police constable checked a vehicle on Yonge Street in Stroud. When the officer stopped the car he learned that the driver was under suspension. A 55 year old Brampton man was charged with Drive Under Suspension. He will appear in court in December.

R.I.D.E.

(Bradford, ON) Officers from South Simcoe Police conducted several R.I.D.E. spotchecks over the weekend. We are pleased to report that none of the drivers stopped had been drinking or using drugs. Your South Simcoe Police are dedicated to reducing impaired driving, the number one criminal cause of death in Canada. We will continue to operate spot checks year round. As the holiday season approaches, a dedicated crew of R.I.D.E. officers will be out nightly to ensure your safety.

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