Approximately 4:00 p.m., police received a call from the occupant of an apartment on Boland Road in Dartmouth, reporting that four males entered his apartment and stole a number of items and a quantity of cash. The victim was not injured during the incident. The suspects were described as black males, all wearing black hoodies and baggie jeans. Three of the four suspects had bandanas over their faces. At this time, it does not appear to be a random act. The matter remains under investigation by the HRP/RCMP Integrated General Investigative Section.
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Wednesday, March 3, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Burnside Wheel-Jacking Thwarted
Must be the spirit of the Games, bringing Darmouthians together. Gold medals all around.
Two volunteers with the Halifax Regional Police (HRP) Burnside Patrol are credited with an arrest of a man in connection with a break and enter.
On Saturday at 10:43 p.m. two volunteers working the HRP Burnside Patrol came across a suspicious vehicle in the 100 block of Ilsley Avenue. While they were checking the vehicle, they observed a person running from the area. Patrol officers responded and based on the description and information provided by the volunteers, arrested a man without incident a short distance away. Officers determined that a secure compound had been entered and wheels from a vehicle had been removed. A 23-year-old Lawrencetown man is scheduled to appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court on April 13 to face charges of break and enter and possession of break in tools.
Volunteers play an important role in implementing HRP’s crime reduction strategy. Their dedication to the community often goes unrecognized but their knowledge of the area and quick thinking were instrumental to the success of this case. Anyone interested in volunteering with HRP is asked to call 490-6976.
Assumed Scene of the Crime:
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Two volunteers with the Halifax Regional Police (HRP) Burnside Patrol are credited with an arrest of a man in connection with a break and enter.
On Saturday at 10:43 p.m. two volunteers working the HRP Burnside Patrol came across a suspicious vehicle in the 100 block of Ilsley Avenue. While they were checking the vehicle, they observed a person running from the area. Patrol officers responded and based on the description and information provided by the volunteers, arrested a man without incident a short distance away. Officers determined that a secure compound had been entered and wheels from a vehicle had been removed. A 23-year-old Lawrencetown man is scheduled to appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court on April 13 to face charges of break and enter and possession of break in tools.
Volunteers play an important role in implementing HRP’s crime reduction strategy. Their dedication to the community often goes unrecognized but their knowledge of the area and quick thinking were instrumental to the success of this case. Anyone interested in volunteering with HRP is asked to call 490-6976.
Assumed Scene of the Crime:
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Jamieson Break-in Thwarted
Good job, Concerned Citizen!
At about 12:00 pm a concerned citizen contacted police reporting two males had just broken into a residence on Jamieson Street in Dartmouth. Upon arrival police observed two males just outside the house. One male was arrested on site and the second male fled on foot. The second male was apprehended after a short foot pursuit, goods from the residence were also recovered. The two males will appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court on March 2nd. to face numerous charges.
Jamieson Street (with a view of Halifax Harbour):
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At about 12:00 pm a concerned citizen contacted police reporting two males had just broken into a residence on Jamieson Street in Dartmouth. Upon arrival police observed two males just outside the house. One male was arrested on site and the second male fled on foot. The second male was apprehended after a short foot pursuit, goods from the residence were also recovered. The two males will appear in Dartmouth Provincial Court on March 2nd. to face numerous charges.
Jamieson Street (with a view of Halifax Harbour):
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