OPP Beat

AREA BREAK AND ENTERS Batchawana Bay, Ont., Sault Ste Marie OPP are investigating a break and enter to a storage facility at a Batchawana business.

GOULAIS RIVER MAN FACES STALKING CHARGES Goulais River, Ont., Sault Ste Marie OPP have charged a Goulais River man with several charges after a woman reported a series of events at her home. On Sunday 16 Sept 2006 at about 7:30 a.m.

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Warning About Hitchhikers Sault Ste. Marie OPP are advising the public not to pick up hitchhikers on Haviland Shores Road, Goulais River. Any suspicious activity in this area should be reported to the OPP at 1-888-310-1122.

Oil Leak Leads to Drug Seizure A vehicle with a visible oil leak was stopped on Hwy#17 in Garden River yesterday at approximately 12:30 p.m. The vigilant officer observed a hash pipe between the drivers seat.

ACCUSED REMAINS IN CUSTODY Elliot Lake, Ont. The East Algoma OPP have charged a local male with several charges after receiving a complaint of a possible Break and Enter at a residence.

Break and Enter Heyden Adventure Base Camp Sometime between August 29th and September 7th a garage was entered at the Heyden Adventure Base Camp located at the old Heyden Ski Hill.

Investigation Continuing Into a Multi Vehicle Collision OPP Seek Driver of an Extended Cab Pick-Up Truck (Sudbury, Ontario) – The Ontario Provincial Police is requesting the public's assistance with an investigation of a motor vehicle collision that

CITY BUSINESSES VICTIM OF BREAK AND ENTERS (Elliot Lake, Ont.) The East Algoma OPP is currently investigating a rash of Break and Enters to local businesses. Special teams and members of the OPP are actively working together in this investigation.

SEAT BELT USE PREVENTS SERIOUS INJURIES IN CRASH Goulais River, Ont., OPP officers that investigated an early morning crash on Hwy 17 yesterday believe that the use of seat belts by both occupants saved them from serious injuries.