Police received 64 calls for assistance from November 20 to November 26 RCMP Staff Sgt. Ryan Currie said on Tuesday.
November 20
• Police were called by a person upset that the government stopped paying for her medication.
• Police responded to a report of a theft of jerry cans in Creston.
• Police responded to a report of a truck stolen from Crawford Bay. The truck was recovered in Alberta.
• Police investigated a breach of release conditions.
• Police were called to assist with an upset resident of a group home.
November 21
• Police were called to take possession of possible narcotics found at a Creston business.
• Police were called to assist with an intoxicated unwanted guest at a residence in Creston. The guest was held in police cells until sober.
November 22
• Police responded to a report of a number of break and enters to cabins at Tye.
• Police responded to a report of a theft from a residence in Wynndel.
• Police were called to locate an intoxicated male attending unknown residences in Creston.
• A call of an intoxicated male at two businesses in Creston led police to locate the suspect driving his car. The suspect was belligerent with police and refused to provide a breath sample after a legal demand was made. His actions led to a 90-day licence suspension and a 7-day vehicle impound.
November 23
• Police were called to a domestic assault situation.
• Police were called to a family argument where alcohol was involved.
• Police responded to a call of two intoxicated females causing a disturbance in Lister.
• Police responded to a report of loud music in an apartment complex in Creston.
November 24
• Police were called to investigate an assault at a party in Creston.
• Police responded to a report of a theft of a jacket from a local restaurant.
• Police responded to a report of threats over text.
• Police were called to investigate a disturbance at a home involving alcohol.
November 25
• A vehicle stop for speeding resulted in the unlicenced drinking driver prohibited from driving for 5 months, and having his vehicle impounded for 7 days.
• Police were called to a report of an assault at a residence in Creston.
• Police responded to a report of shots fired near Wynndel.
• Police were called to a family dispute involving an assault in Lister. Alcohol appeared to be a factor.
November 26
• Police were called to investigate a burned vehicle in West Creston. No evidence found that the vehicle was stolen or involved in criminal activity.
• Police responded to a report of a vehicle being vandalized by eggs in Creston.
• Police responded to a report of items being stolen from a vehicle overnight.
• Police responded to a report of suspicious people at a rural property in Kitchener.
• Police responded to a report of a truck and trailer being stolen from Yahk. Later recovered in Princeton.