City Police Beat

Two Males To Appear in Bail Court A 28-year old male was arrested last evening after he allegedly called his ex-girlfriend’s residence on a number of occasions yesterday, threatening to attend at her residence and destroy her property.

UPDATE: Wardlaw Fuels Robbery Two males will appear in bail court this morning, both charged in relation to the robbery of Wardlaw Fuels from January 15th.

Male Charged with Assault A 31-year old male will appear in bail court this morning after being arrested just before 9 pm last evening. It is alleged that the male attended at his ex-wife’s east end residence and assaulted her by pushed her.

Public Assistance Requested For Wanted Person NAME: SHARP, DAMIEN WAYNE ALSO KNOWN AS: WING, DAMIEN WAYNE FLEMING, DAMIEN WAYNE AGE: 19 DECRIPTION: WHITE MALE 5’8” APPROX. 146LBS., BROWN HAIR BLUE EYES.

Mishchief under $5000 30-year old Jamie Bailey of 20 Timothy Place will appear in bail court this morning. It is alleged that last evening the accused kicked a glass window in the entrance of an address in the 500 block of Albert Street West.

Break and Enter at Local Gas Station The Sault Ste Marie Police Service is investigating a Break and Enter that occurred earlier this morning at the Beaver Gas Bar at 143 Trunk Rd. At approx.

Numerous Charges Laid Against Male 21-year old Thomas Kidder of no fixed address will appear in bail court this morning.

Armed Robbery Just shortly after 1:30 am this morning two males entered the Mac’s Convenience Store located at 312 Wellington Street East and robbed the store.

Two Armed Robberies On January 15th at 10:51 pm City Police were notified of an armed robbery that had just occurred. Two male suspects entered the John Street Mini Mart located at 464 John Street. Both males had knives and showed them to the clerk.

Male Wanted On Outstanding Warrants Last evening officers from Patrol Services and the Street Team were assisted by the Canine Unit and Police Dog Tazer in tracking a 31-year old male wanted on outstanding warrants from incidents in December of 2005.