ESTEVAN — The Estevan Police Service (EPS) has concluded an investigation into a series of indecent acts reported in August.
According to a news release posted Sept. 7, police received multiple reports regarding an adult male exhibiting concerning behaviour at various stores in Estevan. Following an investigation, the EPS said a 23-year-old man has been arrested and charged with four counts of committing an indecent act under the Criminal Code.
The accused is scheduled to make his first court appearance in October in Estevan Provincial Court.
The Estevan Police Service reminds the public to report suspicious behaviour as soon as possible and, when safe to do so, to provide investigators with detailed descriptions or observations. The EPS said this information is critical in helping officers identify individuals, especially in cases where a suspect leaves the area before police arrive.
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The EPS is also investigating a robbery that was reported in the morning of Sept. 5.
Later the same day, the EPS said officers located and arrested a 34-year-old male suspect in connection with the incident. The suspect has been remanded into custody and is scheduled to appear in Estevan Provincial Court on Sept. 8.
No other details on the incident were immediately released.
SaskToday will be monitoring these cases.
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The EPS received a report Sept. 4 of a theft of fuel from a slip tank in the back of a vehicle. A statement was obtained and the matter is under investigation.
Police received a report of criminal harassment. A statement was also obtained and the matter is under investigation.
A request was filed for a well-being check on a female. The EPS said she was talking nonsensically and possibly under the influence of drugs.
Estevan EMS requested assistance with a male in medical distress. Members attended and assisted until EMS arrived on scene.
Police attended to a disturbance Sept. 5 in the east end of the city. Police arrested a 33-year-old woman for mischief to property. She was lodged in cells due to her level of intoxication and having nowhere else to go. She was released early in the morning on conditions of no contact and charged with mischief.
Members received a call for a welfare check on an individual in the Hillside area. The individual was located and was fine.
Officers received a driving complaint from a local business parking lot. A summary offence ticket was issued to the driver of the offending vehicle. Youths were also instructed to clean up the litter they were leaving at the parking lot.
Police issued a three-day driver's licence suspension and impound the vehicle of a driver for consuming intoxicants and operating a motor vehicle.
