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Estevan man charged with forcible confinement, assault

Police also called about more frauds in the community.
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ESTEVAN - An Estevan man is facing three charges after a domestic dispute earlier this week.

According to the July 22 police report, the EPS received a statement regarding the incident, which occurred early that morning. A 39-year-old man from Estevan was arrested and lodged in cells.

He was to appear before a judge July 23 on charges of forcible confinement, assault and uttering threats.

In other recent police news, members received a report of a fraud in which the victim sent money to an online lending agency in order to obtain a loan. That matter is under investigation.

Police received other reports of frauds. One was regarding somebody losing over $5,000 through a crypto currency app. The other saw the victim send under $5,000 to hold an item for sale. Since then, the seller will no longer communicate with the victim. Both matters remain under investigation.

Police received a report of a suspicious male at a local splash park. He was spoken to and sent on his way.

Police received a number of calls regarding an intoxicated male laying on the side of the street in a downtown area. The EPS and EMS members attended and he was transported to St. Joseph's Hospital for assessment prior to being medically cleared. He was subsequently transported to a family member’s residence to be monitored for the night.

The EPS received a driving complaint regarding a female driving erratically in a bay in the Trojan subdivision. Police attended, spoke with the driver and determined she was upset because someone in the bay had told her to slow down so she continued to attempt to be an annoyance.  She was cautioned about her behaviour.

Police received a report of an assault at a school playground. A young male assaulted another male youth. The subject of the complaint was too young to charge criminally, so members addressed the assault with the youth and his parents.

Members assisted an individual in retrieving property from a residence by attending to keep the peace.

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