Driving 5kmh attracts attention
Driving 5kmh leads to a driver being arrested for impaired. At about 8pm on Friday evening, January 24th, the driving behaviour of a white Pontiac Grand Am, attracted the attention […]
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Suspicious device destroyed
Yesterday morning just after 7am, a resident on Glasgow street went to his car to find a suspicious package located underneath. He contacted the Saanich Police who arrived to secure
Drug store robber
The Shoppers Drug Store on Burnside Road West was robbed late Tuesday afternoon January 24th by a masked man who ran away on foot. At 5:45 p.m. a lone man
Strange twist to UVIC break-in investigation
On January 18th, items believed to be from the break-in at UVIC earlier this month, were found dumped in a letter box by a Canada Post employee. These were turned
Theft of cancer funds
On Oct. 26th, 2011, Saanich Police received a complaint about the theft of donated funds from a breast cancer fundraiser. October is breast cancer awareness month and Safeway is a
Saanich Schools and Their Liaison Officers
Sgt. Dan Mayo (2018)[email protected] University of Victoria CAmosun College Lansdowne and Interurban Campuses Children’s Development Centre Individual Learning Centre Alternative Learning Program Cst. Alex Rosales
Citizen recognized for heroism
On Tuesday, January 10th, 2012, the Saanich Chief Constable Mike Chadwick, recognized a local resident Mr. Robert Turner, for his heroic actions on December 19th, 2010. Robert was recognized for
Awkward ‘bulge’ leads to drugs
Last evening, officers spotted a car whose owner was known to have curfew conditions. Early this morning, at about 12:30 am, three Saanich patrol officers were parked at the Mac’s
Glanford/Carey closed- severe icing
Glanford avenue is presently closed in the area of Carey road. Apparently several incidents have occurred in a small radius centered around the Carey road, Tillicum road and Glanford avenue
UVIC theft update
Detectives continue to work on the UVIC break-in and theft that occurred on Jan. 7th. A total of four frauds initially thought related, have now been reviewed. Two have now