City Police Beat

BREAK AND ENTER Between March 27 and 30, thieves forced open an ice hut on Trout Lake in front of Average Joe’s on Trout Lake Rd.

INTERNET DANGER During March of this year a 13-year-old girl met a 20-year old-man in a chat line on the internet. The girl is from North Bay and the man is from Timmins. On March 27 they both met and had consensual sex in North Bay. Cst.

CARRYING CONCEALED KNIFE On March 26 shortly after 1 a.m. a man was stopped by Cst. Peter Brunette while in the downtown area. This man was known to have breached a probation order.

STOLEN TRUCK Shortly after 3 PM on March 23 a 1988 black Ford half-ton was stolen from the 500 block of McKeown Avenue. This vehicle had a wooden 2x4 rack. The keys had been left in the ignition and the Ontario licence plate is 555 7HH.

BREAK AND ENTER Between the 11th and 14th of March thieves entered a home in the 200 block of Peninsula Road and stole three thousand-dollar bills, coins, fishing tackle, golf balls and photos along with their frames.

ASSAULTS FEMALE As a result of a complaint from a woman, officers of the North Bay Police Service attended a residence on Lakeshore Drive March 21 and arrested a male in relation to these complaints.

BREAK AND ENTER During the late evening hours on the 17th of March thieves forced their way into an apartment in the 1500 block of Fraser Street. Pain killers were taken.

BREAK AND ENTER Between 5 and 7 PM on March 17 thieves entered a shed in the 600 block of Galt Street and stole two snowboards, one of them a Rosignol and the other a Firefly, two tackle boxes with tackle, binoculars, a fish finder and a tool box.

COPS FOR CANCER Local policing and emergency agencies will be holding their bi-annual Cops and Emergency Services for Cancer head shaving event May 12 at the North Bay Mall.

MAN THREATENS WOMAN On March 15 Cst. Mark McLeod and Ken Ayres of the North Bay Police Service arrested a male individual in regards to a complaint of several threats that were made to a female. The threats took place during the month of March 2004.