ESTEVAN — A motorcyclist is facing a hefty fine after being pulled over for speeding June 21 in Estevan.
According to the Estevan Police Service’s report, while on patrol, an EPS member tracked a motorcycle travelling 131 kilometres per hour in a 50km/h zone on Kensington Avenue.
The driver was issued a $1,145 speeding ticket and the motorcycle was seized due to the high rate of speed.
In other recent police news, members attended to an area in central Estevan June 20 regarding an intoxicated female yelling at passersby, but she was not located during patrol efforts.
The EPS received a report of a suspicious vehicle in central Estevan. Attempts to locate the vehicle, based on the limited information provided, were unsuccessful.
A report was filed of harassment and inappropriate photos being posted on Facebook. The matter remains under investigation.
A report came in of a vehicle being stolen from a residence sometime over the previous several days in south Estevan. The EPS is investigating and gathering required witness statements.
An intoxicated female was reported to be walking in public in the southeast area. Patrol members located the individual, and she was arrested for public intoxication, and lodged in cells until sober and able to care for herself.
A report of individuals outside of a local bar with open alcohol was investigated, and resulted in members locating and warning several people.
The EPS received a complaint through the Report Impaired Drivers line June 21 regarding a motor vehicle. It was located and the individual driving was determined to not be impaired. The motorist was cautioned about the driving actions.
An assault was reported June 22 from a local motel. Members attended and spoke with the victim and the matter remains under investigation.
A female in distress was reported at a local park. Estevan EMS and EPS members both responded. The female was taken into custody and transported to St. Joseph’s Hospital for assessment and treatment.
EPS members responded to a total of 38 calls for service during the weekend. Eight charges were laid under the Traffic Safety Act and several disturbances were mediated.
