Sellers beware
…photo of the bike. This confirmed in his mind that it was in fact his bike. Intrepid police officers then opened a fictitious email account and also began to correspond…
Thief mistaken for a rat…
Thursday afternoon, a warehouse employee mistook sounds of a copper thief for a rat. On Thursday, Jan. 5th, 2012, an employee in the warehouse of Wolesley Mechanical, located at Blanshard…
Fake address leads to arrests
…was open and the CRV contained the owner’s wallet with i.d. and credit cards. Suspicious credit card purchases were being attempted at Mayfair Shopping Centre a short time later. Alert…
Break and enter trends noted
…were sleeping, a lower floor sliding glass door was opened between approximately 1-3am. April 25th- 300 block of Vincent ave: appears to be an interrupted daytime break-in. The point of…
House party gone bad
…the home’s roof. Luckily, the safe had not been compromised, but attempts had been made to force it open. Ways to prevent something like this from happening as we enter…
One year anniversary of death investigation
…about the factors that contributed to the death of Shannon. The most significant finding is that there is no evidence to suggest that Shannon’s death was at the hands of…
Theft from auto success
At about 5:45am on Friday July 6th, a complaint of car prowlers was received via 9-1-1 from the 700 block of Snowdrop ave. The complainant was a woman who had…
Students back to school early…
…18 year olds and two 19 year olds. Three were local Saanich youths and one was visiting from Campbell River. It appears diversion is being considered by the investigator. 12-14055…
Bus driver assaulted
…driver contacted the Saanich Police. Two officers were sent into the area. While enroute, Dispatchers could then hear what they felt were sounds of a struggle over the open line….
Red Lion stabbing update
…suspect was responsible. As police were unaware if other potential victims were in danger, the first three officers on scene formed a team to search the large hotel complex. The…