ESTEVAN — Members of the Estevan Police Service have had a variety of calls in recent days.
According to Sept. 27 report, police took custody of an individual who was flown in from Alberta to the Estevan Regional Airport. He was wanted on outstanding warrants related to charges from Estevan and was lodged in cells pending a court appearance. No other information was immediately available.
Earlier last week, police received a report of criminal harassment on Sept. 25. The matter remains under investigation pending statements from the victim.
Police responded to concerns of speeding on Fifth Street, attributed to construction on Fourth Street. Officers conducted patrols during peak traffic times. Vehicle speeds were found to be within normal limits, although an increase in traffic volume was noted.
A well-being check was requested for a family whose children had not yet attended school. Officers attended the residence and confirmed the children were on their way to school. Attendance was later verified.
Police responded to a report of a suspicious male in the downtown core. The individual was located and spoken to regarding his behaviour. At that time, no criminal activity was observed or reported. Two additional calls concerning the same male were received within two hours. He was located again and arrested for causing a disturbance. The male was released once sober.
A member of the Estevan Police and Crisis Team (PACT) engaged with a male experiencing personal difficulties. Support and resources were provided, and the PACT unit will follow up as needed.
Police received a report Sept. 27 of a suspicious vehicle parked in the driveway of a residence in town. Officers attended the location but the vehicle had left prior to their arrival.
A report was received regarding individuals possibly squatting in an abandoned residence. Police will be following up to determine ownership of the property and assess the situation further.
The EPS responded to a report Sept. 28 of a domestic dispute between a mother and daughter. Officers attended, mediated the situation, and provided information on available support services through PACT.
Police responded to a series of 911 calls involving a suicidal female. The individual was located and apprehended under the Mental Health Act. She was transported to hospital for assessment by a mental health professional.
A report was received regarding a young child riding her bike alone in a parking lot. Police located the child, who lives nearby, and ensured her safety. Officers then spoke with her parents regarding the concern.
