ESTEVAN - The Estevan Police Service has announced several charges after an incident on Monday.
A male was arrested for dangerous driving, flight from police, possession of a prohibited weapon, and driving while suspended. He was lodged in cells and remanded for court.
No further details were immediately released.
Also on Monday, members attended to St. Joseph’s Hospital for a report of a female causing a disturbance. She was calmed shortly after police arrival and began co-operating with the nursing staff with no further issues.
Conditions checks were completed on three individuals. All were in compliance.
A male was arrested for an failing to comply with release conditions. He was fingerprinted and released with a future court date.
EPS members conducted a traffic enforcement initiative Tuesday that resulted in a number of violation tickets being served under the Traffic Safety Act, Cannabis Act and the Vehicle Equipment Regulations Act.
A scam was reported in which an individual called saying he worked for Amazon and wanted to confirm information related to online purchases. The caller was not provided any information. The public is reminded to be aware of these types of scams and to always take the necessary steps to verify the source.
A report was received regarding individuals in the Westview area asking homeowners if they wanted their driveways sealed. Patrols were made but the individuals were not located.
The EPS received a report of a male on a bike in central Estevan asking people for water. The male was located by members, at which time it was learned he was riding across Canada and just needed water.
Officers received a report of a person who drove away from a central Estevan service station without paying for the fuel. A credit card was left at the scene which was seized by police for further investigation.
The EPS received a request for assistance from staff at a local restaurant/lounge to help remove a female who was causing a disturbance.
