Provincial Police in Dryden and Ignace weren’t quiet when patrolling area roadways this past week.
Officers issued 214 tickets under the Highway Traffic Act and another 219 Provincial Offence Notices for Traffic Violations.
It was part of a busy week for OPP with 449 calls for service.
That’s up from 326 from the previous report.
OPP laid 9 charges under the Criminal Code.
Breakdown on calls for service include:
- eTicket – Vehicle – 219
- Mental health act – 16
- Community services – 16
- Property check – 16
- Motor vehicle collision – 13
- Traffic compliant – 13
- Unwanted person – 8
- Ambulance assistance – 8
- Family dispute – 7
- Liquor licence act – 7
- Attempt or threat of suicide – 7
- Traffic hazard – 7
- Suspicious person – 6
- Traffic Enforcement – 6
- RIDE – 6
- Assist other police agency – 5
- Mischief – 4
- Theft – 4
- Disturb the peace – 4
- Police information – 4
- 911 call – 4
- Person Well-Being Check – 4
- Weapons – 4
- Alarm – 3
- Trespass to property act – 3
- Compliance check – 3
- Neighbor dispute – 3
- Warrants – 3
- Harassment – 2
- Police assistance – 2
- Property damage – 2
- Property related – 2
- Other federal statues – 2
- Suspicious vehicle – 2
- Trouble with youth – 2
- Animal compliant – 2
- Domestic dispute – 2
- Prevent breach of peace – 2
- eTicket- Business – 2
- Escort – 2
- Obstruct peace officer – 2
- Other provincial statutes – 1
- Sudden death – 1
- Police pursuit – 1
- Impaired/over 80 – 1
- Marine – 1
- Motor vehicle – abandoned – 1
- Noise compliant – 1
- Break and enter – 1
- Community Mobilization Program – 1
- Drug offences – 1
- Sexual assault – 1
- Luring minors over the internet – 1
- Assault – 1
- eTicket – person – 1
- Missing person – 1
