THUNDER BAY – Crimebeat – Thunder Bay Police responded to 192 calls for service over the past twenty-four hours. Those calls are down in number from the average Saturday night in the city. There were fewer alcohol related calls – perhaps the cool weather slowed down a few people.
There were only 11 alcohol related calls.
Police responded however to five assaults, and six domestic disputes over the past twenty four hours.
Over the weekend there were a number of sexual assault incidents, one in Chapples Park and another indecent act that happened at Arthur Street near Waterloo.
Thunder Bay Police will be hosting some crime prevention clinic this week.
Crime Prevention – Protect Yourself Be Aware
October 8th – Waverley Resource Library @ 7:00 p.m.
October 9th – Mary J.L. Black Library @ 2:00 p.m.
Do you know what the Grandparent Scam is? Protect yourself and your family by becoming educated on this current fraud. Detective Constable Diane MacLaurin from the Thunder Bay Police Crimes Against Seniors Unit will show the W5 video and moderate a discussion on the local slat to this scam. Contact Diane at 684-1039 or diane.maclaurin@thunderbaypoli
Everyone is welcome to attend. Great information for citizens of all ages. There have been several reports across the region on the “Grandparent Scam”
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