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Wednesday, November 19, 2003

DEER/VEHICLE COLLISIONS The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service for the past two months has seen a slight increase in the number of vehicle/deer collisions. During this time period, the Police Service has investigated seven motor vehicle/deer collisions.
SooToday Staff
DEER/VEHICLE COLLISIONS
The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service for the past two months has seen a slight increase in the number of vehicle/deer collisions. During this time period, the Police Service has investigated seven motor vehicle/deer collisions.

These collisions usually result in substantial damage to the motorist’s vehicle and the destruction of the animal. Generally, these collisions occur on Second Line East in the Black Road / McNabb Street area or on Second Line West in the Allen’s Side Road to Town Line vicinity.

Motorists are reminded to keep a look out for deer or other wild animals in the ditches and on the roadways in these areas. Extra care should be utilized when driving in these locales.


The 18th was a relatively quiet day for the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service, with the following arrests of note:

SURRENDERED AT POLICE STATION
Yesterday two individuals surrendered themselves to police at the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service after failing to appear in court on that date. The individuals, a 21-year-old female and a 16-year-old young person were both charged with Failing to Appear in Court. They were released from custody with a court date just prior to Christmas.


YOUTH ASSAULTS STEPFATHER
Yesterday, shortly after 10:00 pm in a residence in Sault Ste. Marie, a 14-year-old young person assaulted his stepfather, by kicking him in the right arm several times and possibly dislocating it.

The assault occurred when the youth was having one of his privileges taken away as a disciplinary action from an incident earlier in the day. The victim was taken to hospital for treatment of the injures. At 10:20 pm, patrol officers arrested the accused for assault causing bodily harm. The youth will appear in court in late December.


MAC’S MILK WINDOW BROKEN
At 1:43 am this morning patrol officers were called to the Mac’s Mart at 179 Gore Street where a person had thrown a rock through a store window. At 1:53 am patrol officers arrested and charged Kenneth Boyer, age 30 of 56 Cathcart Street with Mischief. He will appear in court on December 23rd.