14th Annual Awareness Guide

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MAYOR CLIFFORD LEE
& MEMBERS OF CHARLOTtETOWN
CITY COUNCIL
Congratulate PEI Crime Stoppers on their
14th Annual Anniversary Awareness Guide
www.peicrimestoppers.com
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Table fo Contents
Crime Stoppers
Prince Edward Island
1-800-222-8477
TIPS
Message from PEI Premier and Attorney General . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1
Message from PEI Crime Stoppers’ President . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
PEI Crime Stoppers’ Board of Directors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3
Message from RCMP Commanding Officer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .7
Message from Charlottetown Chief of Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .9
Message from Summerside Chief of Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11
Message from Kensington Chief of Police . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Message from the Publisher . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .15
Message from the Coordinator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17
2010 Coordinator’s Report . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .19
PEICS Annual General Meeting . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27
Crime Prevention and Child Safety, a Guide for Parents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .29
Protection for Seniors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .33
UNSOLVED CRIMES
Arson – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Arson – Milo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Arson – Little Pond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Arson - Tignish . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Suspicious Fire - Victoria West . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .35
Vehicle Fire – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Break, Enter & Theft – Alberton . . . . . . . . . . . . . .37
Break, Enter & Theft – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . .37
Break, Enter & Theft – West Point . . . . . . . . . . .37
Break, Enter & Theft – Launching . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Break, Enter & Theft – Lower Montague . . . . . .39
Break, Enter & Theft – Murray River . . . . . . . . . .39
Break, Enter & Theft – St. Teresa . . . . . . . . . . . . .39
Break, Enter – Fortune . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Break, Enter – Wheatley River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Break, Enter – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Break, Enter - Montague . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41
Break & Enter & Theft – Oyster Bed Bridge . . . .41
Theft – Rock Berra . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Theft – Nine Mile Creek . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Theft – Stratford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Theft – Grand River . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .43
Theft – Cornwall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Theft from Vehicle – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . .45
Theft - Warren Grove . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Theft / Damage – Murray Harbour . . . . . . . . . . .45
Theft – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .45
Theft – Union . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
Theft – Summerside . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
Theft Vehicle – New Haven . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47
Stolen Vehicle – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Stolen Ride On – Vernon Bridge . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Robbery – Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .49
Theft of Boat – Sleepy Hollow Road . . . . . . . . . .51
Damage to Church – Queens County . . . . . . . .51
Vehicle Collision / Leaving Scene - Ch’town . . .51
Mischief / Vandalism - Cavendish Beach . . . . . .51
Hit & Run - Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .51
Assault with a Weapon - Charlottetown . . . . . .53
Hit & Run - Kensington . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Vandalism - Georgetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Vandalism - Charlottetown . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53
Damage to Property - Summerside . . . . . . . . . .53
Failure to Remain at the Scene- Ch’town . . . . . .55
Mischief / Vandalism - Montague . . . . . . . . . . .55
Damage to Vehicles - Montague/Brudenell . . .55
Damage to Property - Charlottetown . . . . . . . . .55
Damage to Property - Montague . . . . . . . . . . . .55
Damage to Property - Summerside . . . . . . . . . .55
Human Trafficking - It’s Happening Here . . . . .56
ADVERTISERS’ INDEX . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54
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Crime Stoppers
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PEICS President
On behalf of the Board of Directors for P.E.I. Crime Stoppers, it gives me great pleasure to present
to you the 2011 Prince Edward Island Crime Stoppers’ Awareness Guide. This guide is intended
to provide an overview of our program and as a vehicle to thank our many supporters and partners.
This year marks the 22nd year of operation for Prince Edward Island Crime Stoppers. This year,
we placed special emphasis on upgrading and improving our website and social media presence as
well as overall awareness of our program on the Island. As a result, we have seen a marked increase
in our overall tips received and web-based tips received. We also continue to work closely with
our law enforcement and media partners to ensure Islanders are aware of crime and crime
prevention.
It continues to be my privilege to serve on the PEI Crime Stoppers Board of Directors as President
along with the many other committed volunteers, all of whom share a passion in working together
to promote safety and well-being within our Island homes and communities. A very special "thank you" to each of you and to
the many other volunteers who continue to support us.
I would also like to take this opportunity to thank all those anonymous callers to our "tipline" who continue to assist law
enforcement agencies. Your calls do make a difference in the lives of those affected by crime!
To those who have supported us financially, again a big “Thank You.” As our program relies entirely on donations from private
citizens, organizations, local business, government and fund raising activities, all contributions are significant. We have been
proud of our record in serving communities throughout Prince Edward Island, and it is through this financial support that we
continue to be able to operate our program. We are very appreciative of current financial supporters and count on your continued
support in the future.
Our collective efforts are making Prince Edward Island a better place to live and do business.
Sincerely,
Gary Bowness
President
P.E.I. Crime Stoppers
PEICS Board of Directors
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Gary Bowness Norbert Stewart
President
Vice-President
Don Reid
Past President
Secretary: Andy LaBonte
Treasurer: Jason Huges
Directors: Jamie Bell, Andy Labonte,
Wayne Lilly, Eric Oulton, Amy McKenna,
Tanya Mullally, Scott Chapman
Phil Pitts
Coordinator/
Program Manager
Denis Morin
Police Advisor
Legal Counsel: M. Lynn Murray, Q.C.
Police Advisors:
Sgt. Denis Morin – RCMP
Cst. Tara Watts – Charlottetown Police Services
Cst. Wade Ryder – Summerside Police Services
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RCMP Commanding Officer, Tracy Hardy
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As Commanding Officer of “L” Division RCMP, I am pleased to be part of this outreach to the public to promote the
excellent work of Crime Stoppers on Prince Edward Island.
PEI Crime Stoppers began in 1988, and since that time, 5,158 calls, and now web tips which already number close to
500, have been a key component to solving 974 cases, making 671 arrests and the recovery of well over 2.6 million dollars
in stolen property and drugs seized.
The numbers speak for themselves and indicate that everyone on Prince Edward Island understands the effectiveness of
a community policing a community, and no one entity does so alone. Crime Stoppers is a partnership of many including
Island media who quickly respond to issues that are highlighted through tips from the public. Together, police agencies
across Prince Edward Island work with the information provided by concerned citizens and promoted by media. It is
this community network that ensures the work of Crime Stoppers can be as successful as it has been over the years.
“L” Division RCMP on Prince Edward Island is honoured to be part of the PEI Crime Stoppers and this, the Annual
Awareness Guide. The RCMP on the Island has a long history with PEI Crime Stoppers’ Manager/Coordinator, Phil Pitts
as a retired member of our Division. Phil continually works closely with our employees and all policing agencies across
Prince Edward Island to assist in solving crimes in our local communities.
I commend all those who have called in to the “tip line” for your willingness to be involved in their own safety and taking
part in activities that continue to create safe environments for all to enjoy. It is something that Crime Stoppers also should
be proud of; but, it is also something that every Islander should be proud of as well. It’s a partnership with a great track
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On behalf of the RCMP on Prince Edward Island, I would like to thank the volunteer Board as well as the many members
of our community who provide direction and support to the Crime Stoppers program through fund raising, public
awareness, education and numerous other activities on a volunteer basis. I also congratulate PEI Crime Stoppers for the
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Charlottetown Chief of Police, A. Paul Smith
On behalf of the Charlottetown Police Department, I wish to congratulate PEI Crime Stoppers on this their 22nd year of
operation and for producing their 14th Annual Awareness Guide.
Addressing the issue of crime is one, which is done on many fronts, involving many individuals, groups and organizations.
A key in dealing with crime and helping with crime prevention is through participation, prevention and increased
awareness.
The Crime Stoppers program is an integral part in the fight against crime. Through its program and awareness guide, our
communities are provided with an anonymous means to report crimes they may have witnessed or about which they may
have obtained information, which contributes to community safety in a very real way. In addition, the production of the
guide also provides information that can help safeguard against crime.
Information and leads that are provided to Crime Stoppers assist police in the solving of crimes that have been committed
and prevent the perpetrators from victimizing others. Through PEI Crime Stoppers, close to 1,000 criminal cases have
been solved, with more than 1.5 million dollars in drugs and just over 1 million dollars in property being seized. Tips
provide police and others with valuable insight into the crime trends in our communities and neighbourhoods. Better
awareness leads to better prevention, which ultimately leads to safer communities.
Crime Stoppers cannot operate without dedicated, hard-working people. Charlottetown Police Services is proud to work
with the Volunteer Board and the Program Coordinator, Phil Pitts. These individuals and the many sponsors of the program
recognize the value and positive impact that Crime Stoppers has within our community.
Thank you to Crime Stoppers for helping keep our Island communities safe and strong.
A. Paul Smith
Chief of Police
Charlottetown Police Services
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Summerside Chief of Police, J. David Poirier
Crime Stoppers
Congratulations once again, to PEI Crime Stoppers for continuing their good work in producing their Annual Awareness
Guide. Since the program began on PEI in 1989, over 970 cases have been solved, 671 arrests have been made as a
results of tips, and well over 2.6 million dollars in stolen property and drugs seized. This program is one of the greatest
crime fighting resources we have at our disposal, and it must remain as an integral component in assisting law enforcement
officials in solving crime. No matter where you live in this great country, or whether you are served by the RCMP or a
municipal police service, Crime Stoppers plays a significant role in identifying criminals and bringing them to justice.
Crime Stoppers has always provided citizens with a vehicle to anonymously supply the police with information about a
crime or potential crime of which they have knowledge and cash rewards are offered to people who call the program and
their information leads to an arrest.
All of us must practice good crime prevention habits and do simple things such as always locking the doors on your home
and vehicles, and give your home that ‘lived in look’ while you are away. Before leaving on a trip, leave the keys with
trusted neighbors who can turn your radio and lights on and off at sporadic times. Also your neighbor can open and close
your curtains, bring in your newspaper and all flyers, mow your lawn and keep your walkway clear of snow in the winter.
Also if you have no vehicle in the driveway, ask a neighbor to park theirs in your driveway while you are away. Also keep
in mind that the door to the house from the garage area should be as solid as all exterior entrances and equipped with the
same type of safety lock. These practices all help to reduce the opportunity for would-be criminals to strike. Criminals
strike when they have the opportunity and if everyone takes the time to crime-proof their property, this reduces the
opportunity for the crime to occur in the first place.
All police agencies must partner with Crime Stoppers and the media so the program can help officers solve crimes. The
media is a very important component of Crime Stoppers. An unsolved crime can be re-enacted and shown on television
or may be publicized in a newspaper or aired on radio so the media brings the program to the attention of the public.
Finally, citizens must play an active role in community safety by coming forward anonymously with information in relation
to crimes. The police needs the community and the community needs the police.
Thank you and congratulations once again on another successful year. We all look forward to hearing about your continued
success in helping to keep communities safe across our great province.
J. David Poirier
Chief of Police
Summerside Police Services
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Kensington Chief of Police, Lewie Sutherland
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On behalf of the Kensington Police Services and the Borden Carleton Police Services, I would like to take this opportunity
to congratulate the PEI Crime Stoppers Organization on its 22nd year in operation. The stats alone show how important
Crime Stoppers is to the policing community in the province and the residents of the Island. Since Crime Stoppers started
in 1989, there have been 5,914 tips to date. This is impressive. It shows that the residents of Prince Edward Island are
interested in living in a safe environment, and are willing to help participate in making this happen.
I feel it necessary to commend the Board of Directors and the present Coordinator, Phil Pitts, for the outstanding job that
they are doing. Organizations of this type need to have a strong board of directors, and certainly this is what we have
here on the Island.
The year 2011 marks the 14th year of the Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide. The guide itself is a very informative magazine
listing unsolved crimes that have taken place here on the Island, as well as crime prevention information. This magazine
could not be made possible without the many sponsors that you will see as you read the Awareness Guide.
The Crime Stoppers’ motto “We want your information, not your name,” is what the Crime Stoppers program is all about.
You can get involved; report a crime, get paid for your information, and remain anonymous. Persons with information
about criminal activity should give Crime Stoppers a call at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Thank you Crime Stoppers—keep up the great work!
Lewie Sutherland
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Publisher, Mark Fenety
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Welcome to the 14th Annual PEI Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide. This publication continues to raise
the profile of PEI Crime Stoppers and provide essential funding to carry out their important Crime Solving
programs.
I would like to thank the many citizens and business owners of PEI who generously support PEI Crime
Stoppers’ Annual Telephone Appeal, allowing the free distribution of these Awareness Guides to be used
as another educational / promotional tool for Crime Stoppers.
I am confident that with the continued support of the community, the media and law enforcement agencies,
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Coordinator/Manager, Phil Pitts
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Crime Stoppers is an independent non-profit society and registered charity managed by a volunteer civilian Board of
Directors working in partnership with the police, the media and local citizens.
As an organization, Crime Stoppers is a vehicle that allows citizens to ANONYMOUSLY supply the police with
information about a crime or potential crime of which they have knowledge without fear of reprisal.
In PEI, we have enjoyed great success over the years. Since our inception in 1989 to the end of the 2010 calendar year,
we have provided information to law enforcement that has resulted in the solving of 974 criminal cases, 671 arrests and
the recovery/seizure of over $2,600,000.00 of illicit drugs and stolen property.
Last year saw a number of significant achievements and advancements in technology that are outlined in the Coordinator’s
annual report. These achievements have been achieved for a number of reasons: the work of our board, cooperation of
our partners, support from businesses and governments but most importantly, the support of the public. Your contributions
to our organization are what keeps it growing. When I say contributions, I really mean many things. Obviously, financially,
we could not operate without your support. The strong support and positive comments we receive from the community at
large at trade shows, parades and community events also mean a lot to our organization. Finally, without information
from our tipsters, PEI Crime Stoppers would not be the effective tool it is in fighting crime in PEI.
Having said that, as I did last year, I would like to congratulate and thank our tipsters, volunteers, partners and previous
Coordinators who have, over the past 21 years, given of their time and talents to make PEI Crime Stoppers what it is
today. I would encourage you to visit our website www.peicrimestoppers.com to gain additional insight into our
organization.
We live in a wonderful province and enjoy, for the most part, a very safe place to live and do business. We have made
progress in keeping it this way but our work is not finished.
Together we can make a difference.
Phil Pitts
Coordinator/Manager
PEI Crime Stoppers
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MacKinnon Bros.
Service Centre
On behalf of the Town of Stratford, I wish to
congratulate PEI Crime Stoppers for their
tremendous work in the past and look forward to
working with the program in the future.
The Crime Stoppers Awareness Guide will inform the public how they can take part in this
crime solving - crime prevention undertaking,
and in doing so will make our community a safer
place to live and conduct business.
All the best to PEI Crime Stoppers.
Mayor, Kevin Jenkins
Town of Stratford
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Coordinator’s Annual Report
Coordinator’s Message
2010 Year Highlights
It is with great pleasure that I present my first report as the
Coordinator/Program Manager of PEI Crime Stoppers. It
has been a year of learning, new experiences, challenges
and friendships that I have enjoyed. During the year, we
have had many changes with our Coordinator/Program
Manager Paul Stetson moving on after 14 years at the helm,
as well as our Secretary and 20-year Director, Doug Gallant,
and former Vice-President, Lisa Dennis. At the same time,
we welcomed new Board members Amy McKenna, Tanya
Mullaly, Jason Hughes, Scott Chapman and returning
member, Jaime Bell. For the first time since 1996, this
report is not being delivered by Paul. I would be remiss if I
did not acknowledge the solid foundation Paul, Doug and
Lisa have left for our current Board of Directors and I to
build on. Paul continues to be a source of knowledge and
experience that I have called upon more times than I would
want to mention over the past year.
While there have been many changes and activities, I will
try to highlight a few that I feel are significant:
This report outlines some of the work we have done and
would not have been achieved without the support and
encouragement of our media and law enforcement partners.
I thank them and our volunteer Board for their support and
hard work. I also thank the community service groups,
government, businesses and the public for their financial
support of our program. Lastly, I would like to thank the
people who call our tip line or submit SMS and Web based
tips. While our work is not finished, together we are
making our communities better places to live and do
business.
DEVELOPMENT OF A MISSION STATEMENT AND
STRATEGIC PLAN
A Mission Statement and Strategic Plan were developed
over the past year by a dedicated planning committee. In
support of the work of the committee, a one-day planning
session was held on June 7th, 2010, involving Board
members, policing and media representatives as well as
other partners and stakeholders. The plan that was
subsequently developed will provide the foundation and
road map for our organization over the next 1-3 years to
ensure we remain focused on our mandate, values and
vision within our organization’s capacity. It will provide us
with a clear purpose and will establish realistic goals and
objectives consistent with our mission in a defined time
frame.
Phil Pitts
Program Manager/Coordinator
L to R: Cst. Tara Watts, Charlottetown Police
Service Advisor, Eric Oulton, PEICS. and
Wayne Lilly, PEICS, discussing our plan at
the June 7th meeting.
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Coordinator’s Annual Report (continued)
COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT/AWARENESS:
During the year, PEI Crime Stoppers have made
considerable effort to be visible in the communities of
Prince Edward Island; be it at local fairs, parades or
meetings. Some of the events attended this year include:
• PEI Home Show - Charlottetown
Sgt. Denis Morin, RCMP
Coordinator, Phil Pitts,
PEICS, Terri Labonte,
PEICS, and Andy
Labonte, PEICS, at the
Home Show booth.
• 2010 Summerside Showcase
Andy Labonte, PEICS
and Cst. Ashley
MacKenzie,
Summerside Police
Services, at the Showcase booth
• Family Expo - Summerside
• PEI Trails Patrol - Tignish to Fortune
• PEI Chiefs of Police Meeting - Kensington
• Lobster Carnival Parade - Summerside
• Northumberland Fisheries Exhibition and Parade - Murray
River
• Cambridge Seniors Club - Cambridge, Kings County
PEI CRIME STOPPERS
BENEFIT CONCERT
MURRAY RIVER
On Saturday, September 11,
2010 at the Murray River
Hall, a benefit concert was
held for PEI Crime Stoppers.
Arranged by Garnet Buell and
Mary Elliott, the concert
included many musicians who gave all who attended a
wonderful show. The large crowd included President Gary
Bowness and Board members Don Reid, Amy McKenna,
Andy LaBonte, Jaime Bell and Denis Morin. There was a
wonderful lunch, door
prizes and an auction
where my biscuits
went for a tidy sum I
might add.
Thank
you to all who
attended and all the
behind-the-scenes
helpers, especially Andy, who made this event such a
success.
UPGRADE OF WEBSITE / FACEBOOK / TWITTER
This year saw the upgrade of our Website:
www.peicrimestoppers.com. This interactive website
provides information on our organization, sponsors,
partners and events as well as current and historical
unsolved crimes on PEI including photos and video. It also
allows for direct access to our web tip site for online
anonymous tip submissions. Bell Aliant provides our
Members of Cambridge
Seniors Club
• Provincial Forum about Abuse of Older Adults Charlottetown
• Christmas Parades - Charlottetown, Summerside and
Souris
internet and web space as a community service. Our
webmaster, Seabreeze Consulting, also provides its design
and web maintenance free of charge. We are quite excited
about the upgrades and encourage you to visit it to learn
more about Crime Stoppers and how you can help.
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Darrell Adams
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902-892-7473
44 Belmont St,
Charlottetown, PE
C1A 5H1
Aaron Gil, Owner
Fax: 902-892-5245
Cell: 902-628-7007
[email protected]
Western School Board
272 MacEwen Road
Summerside, PE
C1N 2P7
Telephone: (902) 888-8400
Facsimile: (902) 888-8449
Website: www.edu.pe.ca/wsb
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Kevan MacLean
President, GSPM
6499 Commercial Road
P.O. Box 640, Montague
P.E.I. C0A 1R0
Proud to support
Crime Stoppers.
1•800•222•TIPS
PEI Crime Stoppers also became members of the Facebook
and Twitter social networks this year giving us greater
exposure and the ability to get our messages out instantly
through this venue. Special thanks to Board member Amy
McKenna for her work and continued support on this
endeavor. The increase in the number of tips submitted via
the Web is quite significant, demonstrating that this
upgrade has already paid dividends.
CRIME STOPPERS INTERNATIONAL TRAINING
CONFERENCE
With this international conference being held in Halifax this
year we were able to send a large contingent at a nominal
cost to an event only one or two, if any, would have been
able to attend in the past because of travel costs. It was a
wonderful learning experience for all who attended with
overviews of new national and international programs and
ideas presented as well as new networks established
worldwide. During this conference our former Coordinator,
Paul Stetson, was formally recognized by Canadian Crime
Stoppers for his work in establishing the program in PEI
and his excellent work at the national level over the years.
Crime Stoppers
website; our Facebook and Twitter presence and an overall
increase in public awareness of our program. Both the
Charlottetown Police and PEI Crime Stoppers websites
provide a direct link to our Tip Soft web submit feature
making it very easy to submit tips in this fashion as opposed
to the traditional phone call. The number of tips submitted
via the web saw a dramatic increase from 70 in 2009 to 338
in 2010. The program saw overall tips for crimes reported
by Charlottetown City Police, for instance, increased from
88 in 2009 to 361 in 2010 while the number of tips received
overall for our program went from 249 to 614 in 2010.
Our arrest and solved cases numbers also moved up though
not as dramatically as the number of tips received. I do
expect these numbers to increase as we receive disposition
reports for the last few months of 2010.
Over the 2010 calendar year, tips contributed to the
clearance of 41 criminal offenses and the arrest of 34
individuals for these offenses as well as 10 fugitives wanted
on outstanding warrants. These offenses included theft,
drug trafficking, a drug grow operation, fraud, assault,
property damage, as well as residential and business break
and enters.
In addition, a significant number of tips are considered as
information only or intelligence that may not lead directly
to an arrest but keep the law enforcement community aware
of individuals or groups actively involved in crime in their
communities.
INCREASE IN DISPOSITION REPORTS RECEIVED
An important part of our program is our ability to tell our
story to ensure continued support. The law enforcement
community plays an important role in this since we rely on
them to investigate and report back to us on the disposition
of the tips received. Our planning session in June identified
this as an area for improvement going forward. Information
sessions were held in an effort to increase our feedback and
I can report we have gone from an overall 38% return rate
in 2009 to a 64 % return rate for 2010. While obviously
there remains work to be done we are headed in the right
direction. With the continued support of our policing
partners I am confident this will improve to a more
acceptable level.
INCREASE IN TIPS RECEIVED
The year 2010 saw a significant increase in tips received.
We feel this can be attributed to several factors such as the
new Charlottetown Police Services website; upgrades to our
Some examples of reports received back from law
enforcement edited to protect the identity of the tipster:
Drug Trafficking - RCMP Cst. XX advises that this tip was
the impetus for the investigation and contributed
significantly to the arrest of the accused on drug trafficking
charges as well of the seizure of narcotics and monies.
(continued)
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P.O. Box 244, Charlottetown, PE C1A 7K4
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Telephone: (902) 628-6669
Cellular:
(902) 628-7690
Home: (902) 894-9438
Fax: (902) 628-1543
[email protected]
902-432-3180
8 Day Avenue
Charlottetown, PE C1A 9E3
902-368-3401
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Crime Stoppers
1•800•222•TIPS
Drug Trafficking - Kensington PS advise 1 arrest 4 drug
charges. Information advanced investigation and search.
Immigration - Subject arrested and turned over to Canada
Border Services.
Theft - Charlottetown Police advise information led to
making an ID of suspect and arrest. X 9
Drug Trafficking - RCMP report 2 charges trafficking
drugs, drugs and monies seized.
Break and Enter - CPS report Tipsters ID on subject was
correct. While not arrested at the time, his information on
his location and identity was accurate and advanced this
investigation.
Weapons -RCMP reports one shotgun seized and destroyed.
Subject also had a long bow and four pellet guns at home.
No charges laid. Offense cleared otherwise
Immigration - Immigration contacted. XXX arrested and
released with to condition to meet Immigration.
Theft copper - RCMP report XX identified as culprit,
however, victim declined to lay charges.
Theft - CPS advises that information led directly to the
identification and arrest of XXX. Info also supported
existing information and advanced the investigation and
subsequent arrest of XXX and another individual on a
different theft file.
PEI Crime Stoppers Annual Statistics - 2010
2008
2009
2010
Since 1989
New Tips
240
249
614
5,158
Cases Solved
30
31
41
974
Arrests
24
19
34
671
Drugs Seized
$17,050
$14,500
$8,210
$1,539,888
Property Seized
$166,500
$81,510
$18,890
$1,083,164
Value Seized
$337,000
$96,010
$27,100
$2,623,052
Web Tips
52
70
338
482
Total Rewards
$1,700
$1,150
$1,625
$42,300
The above table is an overview of some of our statistics for 2010 and
compares them to the past three years and since our inception in 1989.
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PEICS Annual General Meeting - Jan. 18th, 2011
The Annual General Meeting of PEI Crime Stoppers
was held on January 18, 2011 at the Howard Johnson
Dutch Inn.
Guest speakers were Deputy Chief Richard Collins of
the Charlottetown Police Services and Paul Stetson of
the PEI Police Commissioners Office.
A broad mix of media, law enforcement, PEI Crime
Stoppers Board members, government and nongovernment agencies were present to hear an overview
of the year 2010 delivered by Board executive.
Awards recognizing their service and dedication to PEI
Crime Stoppers were presented to outgoing
Coordinator Paul Stetson, Secretary Doug Gallant and
former Vice President Lisa Dennis.
President Gary Bowness addressing 2011 AGM
President Gary Bowness presenting awards to
Doug Gallant, Lisa Dennis and Paul Stetson
Deputy Chief Richard Collins of the Charlottetown
Police Service speaking at 2011 AGM
Past President Don Reid speaking with Mark Fenety and
Jerry Hyett of Fenety Marketing at 2011 AGM
2011 AGM outgoing and incoming Board of Directors,
volunteers and Coordinators
2011 AGM delegates
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Crime Prevention & Child Safety, A Guide for Parents
Prince Edward Island is among the safest places in
the world to live, work and play. To help make it an
even safer place for our children, these safety tips
have been compiled to help prepare both parents and
children to deal with threatening situations.
REMEMBER, while very few children are actually
at risk, you should not allow your child to become
vulnerable to risks that can be avoided.
The following tips will not completely protect your
child, however, they will increase the level of
awareness.
This page has been designed to present the
information to your children in a non-threatening
manner; please adopt this style as you discuss
personal safety with your child. Remember to teach
your children according to their age and ability to
understand.
door, teach your children to tell the stranger that
you are busy, and he/she should go away and
come back later. Teach your child not to engage
in conversation with the visitor. If the child feels
threatened, teach him to phone an emergency
number. Emergency numbers could be your
telephone number at work, that of the police or a
trusted neighbor who will be home;
• Where possible, your children should play and
walk with other children;
• Your children should always ask your permission
before accepting gifts from strangers;
• To avoid situations where strangers may approach
your child alone, such as an unsupervised play
area, empty lots, abandoned buildings and bushy
area of parks. To run home or to the nearest public
place, if someone is following or frightening your
child;
Always Teach Your Children
• To know their full name, age, telephone number,
area code, city and province;
• How to phone long distance in an emergency, by
dialing direct or with the operators assistance; and
how to contact you, or another close relative in an
emergency. How to contact a trusted neighbor,
police, fire or ambulance services and when to
make these calls;
• When children are home alone they should tell
phone callers that you are there, but you are busy
and cannot come to the phone. The phoning party
can call back later. Teach your child to cut short
any phone calls with strangers and hang up the
telephone if a stranger continues to talk;
• If someone follows your child in a car, they should
turn around and get away. Run home or the
nearest public place such as a school, store, or
office. Your child should also try to remember
what the driver and car looked like or its license
number; that adults, especially strangers, rarely
ask children for help in finding things, or for
directions. Explain to your child that both men
and women are strangers;
• If your child becomes separated from you in a
store or shopping mall, to go directly to a store
employee or cashier for help; and that police
officers who wear uniforms are their friends and
that they can be trusted if your child is in trouble.
It is for this reason that you should never use the
police as a threat to your child. This will confuse
their image of the police.
• When children are home alone, find out the
identity of the person who comes to the door,
without opening the door. If a stranger is at the
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Crime Prevention & Child Safety, A Guide for Parents (continued)
Teach Yourself
• To provide the school or daycare centre with the
names of persons to whom your child may be
released. Inform the school or daycare centre of
whom to notify if your child does not arrive at
school, including an emergency number if you
cannot be reached;
• To make a quick mental note of your child's
clothing each day to aid in the search if your child
becomes lost;
• To maintain up-to-date records which include a
recent photograph of your child, his height and
weight, medical and dental histories, and if you
wish a video tape and fingerprint records. These
records are valuable tools if your child becomes
lost;
• To avoid clothing and toys which prominently
display your child's name. Children are less likely
to fear a stranger who knows their name;
• To interview and check with other parents to
ensure all potential baby sitters are trustworthy;
• To know all of your children's friends, their
families and their phone numbers. Insist that your
child ask for permission to visit his friends;
• If your child must use the washroom in a public
place, always accompany him, or ask another
adult whom you trust to take him. Your child
should never play or loiter near public washrooms
or public changing rooms;
• To accompany your child door-to-door activities,
such as Halloween or school fund raising
campaigns;
• Pre-school children should never be left alone or
be unsupervised in or out of the home; and
• Your children should always ask permission of
you, a guardian or a teacher before they accept
rides with strangers. Use a pre-selected secret
code word with your child, and those whom you
may ask to give your child a ride. Where
necessary, change the code word with your child
after it has been used for a period of time, or in
those situations where it may become known by
persons who do not have a need to know.
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Protection For Senior Citizens
Crime Stoppers
WORKING TOGETHER TO PREVENT CRIME
Criminals often regard older persons as easy targets for many kinds of crimes.
Every person should be aware of these crimes and how to prevent them.
CON GAMES AND SWEET TALK CRIMES
Pigeon drop
This scheme accounts for more than half of the
confidence games reported to police. The swindlers
claim to have found a large sum of money and offer
to share it with you. You are asked to withdraw
"good faith" money from your bank. The swindlers
take the "good faith" money and give you a phoney
address where you are to collect your share of the
money. You never see them again.
Bank examiner
A phoney bank examiner contacts you and asks for
your help in catching a dishonest bank employee.
He asks you to withdraw a specified amount of cash
from your account so that he may check the serial
numbers. After turning over your money to the
examiner, you never hear from him again.
Door-to-door sales
Many door-to-door sales are not legitimate.
Provincial laws protect you against quick sales at
your door. Enquire and be sure.
MAIL FRAUD SCHEMES
Consumer frauds
Beware of contests which require you to put up
money to win, even if there is a guarantee that you
will be a winner.
Home improvement offers
Beware of tempting home improvement offers,
made through the mail or on-the-spot. These offers
are a popular type of swindle.
Retirement estates
Any retirement estates offered at conspicuously low
prices to "lucky" individuals are usually fraudulent
and should be avoided.
Business opportunities
Business opportunities and work-at-home schemes
which promise high profits after a substantial
investment or registration fee are often fraudulent.
Medical frauds
Fake laboratory tests, miracle cures, and mail order
clinics, etc. are other ways schemed to defraud you.
Legitimate doctors and hospitals do not advertise
through the mail.
FOR YOUR PROTECTION
• Do not rush into something involving your money
or property.
• Beware of something-for-nothing or get-richquick schemes.
• Never sign a contract until you and your lawyer,
banker or other expert has thoroughly read it.
• Never turn over large sums of cash to anyone,
especially a stranger, no matter how promising the
deal looks.
• Do not hesitate to check the credentials of a
salesman or public official.
• Report all suspicious offers to the police
immediately, before the swindler leaves town in
search of other victims.
• Arrange for incoming cheques to be sent directly
to your bank.
Contributed by:
Chain referral schemes
These schemes offer a commission for buying one
item and selling additional ones to friends. The
products are usually over-priced and difficult to sell.
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of the week
Please read through these CRIME OF THE WEEK stories. If you have
any information on who may be responsible for these crimeson the
Island, please call Crime Stoppers any time at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477)
or submit tips online: www.peicrimestoppers.com by clicking TIPS
or text: TIP 162 plus message to crimes (274637)
Remember, we want your information, NOT YOUR NAME!
ARSON - CHARLOTTETOWN
Charlottetown Police Services are investigating the following crime:
On December 9th, 2010 at approximately 12:30am, someone ignited a garbage can outside of Razzy's,
located on St. Peters Road. This caused extensive damage to the exterior wall.
Investigator: Charlottetown Police Services at 902-629-4172
ARSON - MILO
West Prince RCMP are investigating the following crime:
During the early morning hours of November 1st, 2010, there was a residential fire at 1596 Route # 14
in Milo. The unoccupied residence was completely destroyed by the fire.
Investigator: Cst. Scott MINTIE - West Prince RCMP
ARSON - LITTLE POND
Kings District RCMP are investigating the following crime:
On October 18th, 2010, Souris RCMP and local fire departments responded to a house fire in Little
Pond at 4:00am. The two male residents escaped the residence without injury and called 911 from a
neighbour's house. The residence was completely destroyed. This fire is considered to be a criminal
act. In addition, on October 12th, 2010, Souris RCMP were called to the same residence after the
mailbox was burned. This matter remains under investigation as well.
Investigator: Sgt. Bob FOGARTY - Kings District RCMP
ARSON - TIGNISH
Recently there have been multiple fires set in the Tignish area. The first fire occurred on October 25th,
2010 at the Tignish Ball Field where the scoreboard was burnt. The second occurred on the night of the
26th of October when two waste bins were set on fire in the Tignish community. While at this time of
year these incidents may be considered by some as seasonal pranks, they are not and are considered
criminal acts with serious consequences.
Investigator: Cpl. Dominique CLOUTIER - West Prince RCMP
SUSPICIOUS FIRE - vICTORIA WEST
East Prince RCMP are investigating the following crime:
On Monday, October 18th, 2010, at approximately 20:21, the RCMP received a complaint that two
fishing gear storage buildings were on fire near the Higgins Wharf Road in Victoria West. Both buildings
were destroyed, with an estimated loss of approximately $30,000.00.
Investigator: Cst. Scott MacLEOD - East Prince RCMP
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vEHICLE FIRE - CHARLOTTETOWN
Charlottetown Police Services is investigating the following crime:
At 2:27pm, September 12th, 2010, Charlottetown Police and Fire Services were dispatched to the area
of 113 Longworth Ave. near the 911 Jail, where a van was on fire. Two youths were observed in the
area just before the fire was discovered.
Investigator: Charlottetown Police Services
BREAK & ENTER/THEFT - ALBERTON
Sometime during the night of December 21st and the early morning of December 22nd, 2010, unknown
persons gained entry into "Saunder's Variety Store" in Alberton, PEI. Thieves used a makeshift ladder
to gain entry through a window. Once inside, they made off with a wide variety of clothing, including
Silver brand jeans, Columbia and Bench brand jackets, Bench kid's clothing and several pairs of boots.
Value of the stolen items is estimated at over $5,000.00.
Investigator: Cst. Chris SNOW - West Prince RCMP
BREAK & ENTER - CHARLOTTETOWN
On December 19th, 2010, around 8:45pm, someone broke into a business located at 56 St. Peter's
Road. The suspect is described as male and was wearing a gray hoodie. He is responsible for stealing
a Bosch grinder and a 200-piece socket set.
BREAK & ENTER/THEFT - WEST POINT
Sometime between November 15th and December 15th, 2010, the shed of a vacant cottage located on
MacIsaac Lane in West Point, PEI was broken into and a 2006 yellow Baja 50cc (photo below) dirt bike
was stolen. Investigator: Cst. Dwayne PARDY - West Prince RCMP
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PO Box 417
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BREAK & ENTER/THEFT - LAUNCHING
Souris RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Sometime on or before Tuesday, November 9th, 2010, culprit(s) broke into a cottage shed located at
Launching, and stole two motorcycles and an ATV (Quad). (Photos below) Descriptions:
1) Blue 2000 Yamaha PW80 motorcycle (vin: JYA3RV036YA009815)
2) Yellow 2003 Suzuki DRZ125 motorcycle (vin: JS1DF43B132106576)
3) Green 2001 Honda 250 Fourtrax Quad (ATV)(vin: 478TE212X14100748)
Investigator: Constable McQUAID - Souris RCMP Detachment at 902-687-9300
RESIDENTIAL BREAK & ENTER/THEFT - LOWER MONTAGUE
Montague RCMP are investigating the following crime:
On Wednesday, November 10th, 2010, a residence in Lower Montague on Louis Wright Lane was
entered sometime in the afternoon. Suspect(s) in this crime caused damage inside the house and stole
several electronic devices.
Investigator: Cst. Thane MacEACHERN - Kings District RCMP
RESIDENTIAL BREAK &ENTER/THEFT - MURRAY RIvER
Sometime during the daytime hours on Tuesday, November 9th, 2010, unknown person(s) entered a
home on Floating Bridge Road in Murray River. Suspect(s) caused significant damage to personal
property/belongings inside the home.
Investigator: Cst. Thane MacEACHERN - Kings District RCMP
BREAK & ENTER/THEFT OF TOOLS - ST. TERESA
PEI Crime Stoppers and Kings District RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Between November 1st and 2nd, 2010, in the St. Teresa area, unknown culprit(s) entered an
outbuilding and stole the following items:
• Blue Simmons pressure washer (Canadian Tire) with one nozzle, valued at $350
• Two gas chainsaws, Craftsman (Sears), one grey and one black in colour, valued at $600
• One electric chainsaw, Craftsman (Sears), orange in colour, valued at $200
• Mastercraft Wood Splitter, dark green in colour, valued at $500
• Two to three sets of sockets in black carrying cases, Mastercraft, valued at $200
• Electric drill, yellow in colour, Dewalt, valued at $100
• Mastercraft electric hand sander, red and black in colour, valued at $50
Investigator: Cst. David NGO- Kings District RCMP
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BREAK & ENTER - FORTUNE
Souris RCMP are investigating the following crime:
On September 6th, 2010, the RCMP responded to a complaint of a Break & Enter at the Fortune
Community Center in Fortune. Suspect(s) entered the building sometime between September 5th, 2010
and September 6th, 2010. An undetermined amount of alcohol was taken from the scene.
Investigator: Cst. janice WEBB - Souris RCMP
BREAK & ENTER - WHEATLEY RIvER
Queens District RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Sometime between 8am on September 3rd and 8am on September 4th, 2010, someone broke into a
residence located at 858 Millboro Road (Route 243) in Wheatley River. The suspect(s) stole numerous
items including TVs, computers and a microwave.
Investigator: Cst. Kevin VAN ALSTINE - Queens District RCMP
BREAK & ENTER - CHARLOTTETOWN
In the early hours of July 7th, 2010, two male suspects broke into the Sherwood Greens Driving Range
located on Mt. Edward Road, Charlottetown. The culprits made off with several items and caused
damage to the business.
BREAK & ENTER - MONTAGUE
Montague RCMP are investigating the following crimes:
Sometime between Monday, March 21st and Tuesday, March 22nd, 2011, culprit(s) gained entry into
the Church of Christ located on 513 Main Street, Montague. Numerous electronics were stolen.
Sometime between March 22nd and March 23rd, 2011, culprit(s) gained entry into the Church of Latter
Day Saints in Montague and caused damage to items inside.
Investigator: Cst. Craig MAGEE - Montague RCMP
BREAK & ENTER and THEFT - OYSTER BED BRIDGE
Sometime between April 18th and April 24th, 2011, numerous items were stolen from a shed /
outbuilding located on Ling Road in Oyster Bed Bridge:
•Four 4-wheelers:
2000 Yamaha Kodiac 400
1986 Kawasaki KLF 300
2000 4-wheeler 110
1999 Yamaha Kodiac 400
• Competition race engine from a 2004 dirt bike
• 454 big block car engine
• Plow for full size half-tonne
Investigator: Cst. jeff MACKAY - Queens District RCMP
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AGRAWEST FOODS LTD
BOX 760
SOURIS
(902) 687-1400
CORRIGAN HOME
22 HEMLOCK COURT
CHARLOTTETOWN
(902) 894-9686
H L SEAR INSURANCE LTD
57 GRAFTON ST
CHARLOTTETOWN
(902) 894-5066
ARLINGTON FARMS LTD
ARLINGTON
TYNE VALLEY
(902) 831-2106
G E SILLIKER & SONS LTD
20 GLEN DR
SUMMERSIDE
(902) 436-5758
HON. ELIZABETH HUBLEY
ROOM 348 EAST BLOCK
PARLIAMENT HILL OTTAWA
(902) 836-3887
BELTONE HEARING AID CENTRE
199 GRAFTON ST STE 304
CHARLOTTETOWN
(902) 894-8455
GRIFFIN’S SERvICE CTR
PO BOX 423
CORNWALL
(902) 675-2473
ISLAND CONSTRUCTION LTD
355 SHERWOOD RD
CHARLOTTETOWN
(902) 892-5396
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THEFT - ROCK BERRA
In early to mid-May of 2010, a chain blocking the entrance to the Rock Barra Artist Retreat on Big Pond
Road was removed. Thieves stole about 300 feet of white household electrical cable and a 30 gallon
aluminum lobster pot that had been converted into a bell. Photo of bell appears below:
Investigator: Cst. Eric CAMPBELL - Kings District RCMP
THEFT - NINE MILE CREEK
Sometime between 11pm on June 24th and 3am on June 25th, 2010, several lobster boats were
broken into on the Nine Mile Creek Wharf. There were a number of items stolen from the boats and
they include:
• A socket set
• Two sets of sound speakers
• Two power inverters
• CD players
• Food
• Numerous tools
• Prescription drugs
• Baldwin boat filter
Investigator: Cst. Cindy Bowring - Queens District RCMP
THEFT - STRATFORD
Stratford RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Thieves drove across the front lawn of a Stratford business, cut through a chain link fence and stole
approximately 500 lbs. of used bricks from a demolition yard. The theft occurred between June 17th18th, 2010 at Bull Dog Demolition on the Mason Road.The RCMP said that the thieves, believed to
have used a truck to commit the theft, would have driven on the Mason Road or back to the TransCanada Highway to flee the scene.
Investigator: Stratford RCMP
THEFT - GRAND RIvER
East Prince RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Sometime between 12am and 5am on May 27th, suspect(s) stole a 15 horsepower Suzuki engine,
charcoal in color, that was attached and secured on the small boat at the Grand River Bridge Landing.
Serial #752145.
Investigator: Cst. G. LETOURNEAU - East Prince RCMP
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AGRAWEST FOODS LTD
BOX 760
SOURIS
(902) 687-1400
G E SILLIKER & SONS LTD
20 GLEN DR
SUMMERSIDE
(902) 436-5758
MERRY POP-INS
21287 TRANS CANADA HWY
ALBANY
(902) 658-2560
CAPITAL ELECTRIC
22 GARFIELD ST
KEVIN MCKEIGAN
(902) 626-7167
HON. ELIZABETH HUBLEY
ROOM 348 EAST BLOCK
PARLIAMENT HILL, OTTAWA
(902) 836-3887
PEAKE & MCINNIS LTD
85 BELVEDERE AVE
CH’TOWN
(902) 566-5534
COLLINS & ASSO LAW OFFICE
134 KENT STREET SUITE 200
CH’TOWN
(902) 894-4430
JACQUES CARTIER MEMORIAL
ARENA
PO BOX 26 ALBERTON
(902) 853-2858
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293 WATER ST, SUITE 7
S’SIDE
(902) 436-1663
CORRIGAN HOME
22 HEMLOCK COURT
CH’TOWN
(902) 894-9686
JUDSON’S AUTO TECH
BOX 403
MONTAGUE
(902) 838-2772
STELLA MARIS COTTAGES
RR#1
ST-LOUIS
(902) 882-4340
ELM CREST LODGE
267 RICHMOND ST
CH’TOWN
(902) 566-5996
KINKORA REGIONAL HIGH
SCHOOL 54 ANDERSON RD
KINKORA
(902) 887-2424
STOGIES CIGAR SHOP
70 STRATFORD RD
STRATFORD
(902) 892-1862
ERC CONCEPTS LTD
120 DUFFERIN
ALBERTON
(902) 853-3109
MEDICINE SHOPPE
500 MAIN ST
O’LEARY
(902) 436-4436
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650 WATER ST EAST
S’SIDE
(902) 436-9511
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MURRAY RIVER (902) 962-2230
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CH’TOWN (902) 894-6756
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SUMMERSIDE (902) 436-5247
ANDERSON AUTOMOTIvE
S’SIDE (902) 436-5545
BAYSIDE COTTAGES
STANHOPE (902) 672-2218
BROOKFIELD GARDENS
NORTH WILTSHIRE (902) 964-3200
ANGEL KEEPERS EARLY LEARNING CENTRE
BELMONT METAL WORKS
CH’TOWN (902) 892-8469
BUNS AND THINGS BAKERY
CH’TOWN (902) 892-2600
A-PLUS ELECTRIC
BONSHAW (902) 628-7051
BENNETT CARR INSURANCE LTD
CHARLOTTETOWN (902) 368-3696
C & S FINE PRINT INC
MONTAGUE (902) 838-2299
AQUA BOUNTY FARMS
SOURIS (902) 687-2600
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CAP-AUX-MEULES (418) 986-2911
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CH’TOWN (902) 892-0303
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THEFT- CORNWALL
Sometime between 10pm August 5th and 12:30am August 6th, 2010, a blue and white 2000 Millennium
Edition GTX Sea-Doo on a Karavan trailer was stolen from a Cathy Drive residence in Cornwall. An
attempt was also made to steal a second water craft from a different Cathy Drive home the same night.
A suspect vehicle was identified as a dark coloured SUV. (photo below)
Investigator: Cpl. Gord CAMPBELL - Queens District RCMP
THEFT FROM vEHICLE - CHARLOTTETOWN
On July 23, 2010, a vehicle was reported damaged at a Charlottetown parkade. A pipe was used to
break the rear passenger side window.
The following was stolen:
• Tosihba Laptop
• Nokia GPS
• Telus Blackberry
THEFT - WARREN GROvE
Sometime between 6:00pm on October 14th and 6:00pm on October 15th, 2010, the following items
were stolen from the Warran Grove area:
• 2004 John Deere ride-on lawnmower, 42-inch blade
• Lincoln Idealark, Stick Welder, AC/DC
• 60 Gallon, 5 HP, Air Compressor, blue in color
Investigator: Cst. jeff MacKAY - Queens District RCMP
THEFT/DAMAGE to Fishing vessel - MURRAY HARBOUR
In late July 2010, the owner of a commercial fishing boat reported that his boat had been removed
from, and later returned to, its mooring at Machon’s Point Wharf, Murray Harbour. The vessel was gone
for an unknown period of time. During the time that the boat was taken, the person(s) responsible
caused extensive damages to the inboard motor resulting in repairs costing tens of thousands of
dollars.
Investigator: Cst. Chris MacDONALD - Kings District RCMP
THEFT PROJECTORS COLONEL GRAY HS- CHARLOTTETOWN
On December 9, 2010, staff at Colonel Gray High School reported that someone removed two LCD
Projectors from the school.
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A M BURGOYNE INSURANCE
ASSOC CH’TOWN (902) 629-1114
C & S FINE PRINT INC.
MONTAGUE (902) 838-2299
CONNOLLY SECURITY SYSTEM LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 892-5276
C H AUTOMOTIvE
S’SIDE (902) 436-2009
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COUNTRYvIEW GOLF CLUB
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DAvE’S SERvICE CENTRE
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CENTRAL ENGINE SvC INC
CH’TOWN (902) 892-7828
DOCHERTY’S AUTO SERvICE
MONTAGUE (902) 838-4468
BELMONT METAL WORKS
CH’TOWN (902) 892-8469
BENNETT CARR INSURANCE LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 368-3696
CERETTI’S GROCERY & HARDWARE BORDEN (902) 855-2060
BIRT DELANEY TRANSPORT
CAP-AUX -MEULES (418) 986-2911
CH’TOWN RURAL HIGH SCHOOL
CH’TOWN (902) 368-2696
DONNA’S TRANSPORT LTD
S’SIDE (902) 436-3394
BIRTS TRANSMISSION
CH’TOWN (902) 894-3632
CH’TOWN TRUCK & RECREATION
LTD MORELL (902) 961-2236
DOUCETTE’S HOME IMPROvEMENTS S’SIDE (902) 436-6780
BLUE CREST COTTAGES
HUNTER RIVER (902) 963-2219
CHEZ-NOUS WELLINGTON STN
(902) 854-3426
DR. STEWART MATHESON
CH’TOWN (902) 368-7001
BOB GALLANT TRANSPORT LTD
CLARK’S TOYOTA
S’SIDE (902) 436-5800
DW BAKER AND COMPANY
MURRAY HARBOUR (902) 962-2340
BOYD MACDONALD PRODUCE
CRAPAUD (902) 658-2924
CLIFF CAMPBELL
CH’TOWN (902) 566-2477
EAST COAST DOORS INC
CH’TOWN (902) 629-1207
BROOKFIELD GARDENS
NORTH WILTSHIRE (902) 964-3200
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COAST TO COAST PAINTING
CH’TOWN 393-5214, Cell 629-0872
DON’S BOTTLE EXCHANGE
EGMONT BAY CONSTRUCTION
WELLINGTON (902) 854-2294
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Crime Stoppers
THEFT - UNION
On November 15th, 2010, there was a complaint made about theft of copper wire from a potato
warehouse in Union. The complainant stated that sometime within the last three weeks someone had
stripped approximately 500 feet of copper wire from his warehouse. The complainant figures it will cost
approximately 8 - 10 thousand dollars to replace the wire.
Investigator: Cst. Matt LEFURGEY - West Prince RCMP
THEFT FROM vEHICLE - CHARLOTTETOWN
Sometime between January 8th and January 9th, 2011, suspect(s) stole numerous tools from
a motor vehicle located on Allen Street.
Tools stolen from vehicle include:
• 12-volt Milwaukee lithium chargers • 12-volt Milwaukee lithium batteries • 12-volt Milwaukee radio
• 12-volt impact drill • 12-volt quick release drill • 12-volt sawzall • 12-volt 3/8 chuck drill
Charlottetown Police Services and Crime Stoppers would like to remind the public not to leave valuable
items in unlocked (or locked for that matter) motor vehicles.
THEFT - SUMMERSIDE
Summerside Police are investigating the following crime:
On Wednesday, March 23rd, 2011, an unknown male entered the main lobby at Credit Union Place in
Summerside. He went to a display and cut plastic ties that were holding a Stihl Quick Cut Grinder and
walked out the doors while covering the unit with a jacket.
The description of the suspect:
• Male • 5'8 - 5'10 • Slim build • Scruffy beard • Wearing a dark baseball cap, brown jacket and blue
jeans • Left in a 4-door silver vehicle
The item stolen was a new Stihl TS420 Quick Cut Grinder with a 14” blade used for cutting concrete
and metal. The serial number is 171134215. The item is valued at $1,200.00.
Investigator: Cpl. Ron MACLEAN - Summerside Police Services
THEFT vEHICLE - NEW HAvEN
Sometime during the night of March 24, 2011, a vehicle was stolen from the owner's property at 229
Cameron Road, New Haven.
The vehicle description:
• 1993 Toyota Camry • Dark Blue • Hood has peeling paint • "G" in the front window
• Passenger door handle broken off • Plate: WN242 • VIN: JT2SK12F1P01023022
Drill bits taken from the same location may be found in the vehicle.
Investigator: Cst. jeff MCKAY - Queens District RCMP
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S’SIDE (902) 436-4505
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CH’TOWN (902) 892-1987
FLOWER BUDS
CH’TOWN (902) 626-2250
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CH’TOWN (902) 894-9914
KENNETH MACDONALD LIQUID
WASTE REMOvAL, CH’TOWN 569-4305
MARY’S BAKE SHOPPE
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CH’TOWN (902) 566-1220
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CORNWALL (902) 628-6400
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KENSINGTON INT SR HIGH SCHOOL
MILLAR CAMPBELL LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 368-1700
GALLANT’S CLOvER FARM
SOUTH RUSTICO (902) 963-2000
KEvIN THOMPSON
CH’TOWN (902) 566-1200
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MIMINEGASH (902) 882-4298
GERARD BLANCHARD
KEvIN’S FRONT END SERvICE
ALBERTON (902) 853-3387
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CH’TOWN (902) 892-4352
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MISCOUCHE CONSOLIDATED
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MONTAGUE CONSOLIDATED
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GRAPHIC DETAIL
CH’TOWN (902) 892-4900
L & C FISHERIES
H L SEAR INSURANCE LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 894-5066
LEO MCNEILL CONSTRUCTION
RICHMOND (902) 854-2156
HARvEY’S CLOvER FARM
CRAPAUD (902) 658-2776
LOCUS SURvEYS LTD
MOvEALL STRUCTURES
MOUNT STEWART (902) 676-2632
MACAULAY’S BAKERY & DELI
CH’TOWN (902) 566-9158
NATIONAL BANK
CH’TOWN (902) 892-7443
HI TIME TACK SHOP
CH’TOWN (902) 964-2379
HIGHFIELD CONSTRUCTION
CH’TOWN (902) 964-2353
HUDSON EDESIGN
CH’TOWN (902) 894-7115
MACBETH BROS ROOFING
CH’TOWN (902) 368-1140
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SOURIS (902) 687-2431
MORELL CONSUMERS CO-OP
STORE MORELL (902) 961-2687
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MORELL (902) 961-7345
NORTH AMERICAN AUTO
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O’LEARY (902) 859-2606
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MACISAAC BACKHOEING
S’SIDE (902) 436-7736
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CH’TOWN (902) 368-8451
ISLAND EMS
CH’TOWN (902) 892-9904
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CH’TOWN (902) 566-5309
PALMER ROAD PARISH
ST LOUIS (902) 882-2622
ISLAND FARM HOUSE GOUDA INC
CH’TOWN (902) 368-1506
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ISLAND SPRINKLER SYSTEMS LTD
STRATFORD (902) 569-4383
MARITIME DREDGING CO LTD
EAST ROYALTY (902) 894-4438
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S’SIDE (902) 436-5554
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Crime Stoppers
THEFT FROM vEHICLE - HILLSIDE MOTORS, CHARLOTTETOWN
Sometime between March 30th and April 4th, 2011, a tailgate was stolen from a 2011 GMC Sierra
located at Hillside Motors in Charlottetown.
STOLEN vEHICLE - CHARLOTTETOWN
Sometime between late April 3rd and early April 4th, someone stole a 1/2-ton truck from Glenn's Cycle
Works, located on 14 Grant Street in Charlottetown. The vehicle is a green 1997 Chevrolet 1500
1/2-ton, VIN# 1GCEK14W2VZ163868. (photos below)
STOLEN RIDE-ON - vERNON BRIDGE
Sometime between April 6th and April 8th, 2011, a John Deere Sabre ride-on mower was stolen from
outside a Vernon Bridge residence. The serial number is not known but the mower is in good shape
and approximately five years old. (photo below)
Investigator: Cst. Ronald FAULKNER - Queens District RCMP
ROBBERY - CHARLOTTETOWN (PIZZA DELIvERY DRIvER)
On Saturday, April 16th, 2011, at approximately 1:10am, a pizza delivery driver was robbed on Ferndale
Avenue, near Maple Avenue, while delivering an order.
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www.apartmentspei.com 892-0323
RURAL COMMUNITY LEARNING
ALBERTON (902) 853-3715
PERMACRETE CONCRETE
REPAIRS MARSHFIELD (902) 566-9903
PETERS & LANK REALTY INC
CH’TOWN (902) 892-5355
PHILLIPS FEED SERvICE LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 892-1275
SAM’S FAMILY RESTAURANT
CH’TOWN (902) 628-6565
SCOTIA BANK
MORELL (902) 961-2019
THE BOX OFFICE
CORNWALL (902) 894-4444
THE GREAT CANADIAN BAGEL
CH’TOWN (902) 626-3206
TRAvEL STORE
CH’TOWN (800)883-8124
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CH’TOWN (902) 566-5664
PHILLIPS SUZUKI
CH’TOWN (902) 566-1811
SEASIDE MOTEL & COTTAGES
TROUT UNLIMITED, PRINCE COUNTY
CHAPTER O’LEARY (902) 859-1552
PINES MOTEL
SELWYN BUOTE CONSTRUCTION
RUSTICOVILLE (902) 963-3046
UNIvERSITY PETRO-CAN AUTO
SRvC CH’TOWN (902) 566-5474
POLYCLINIC
CH’TOWN (902) 629-8810
SHERWOOD STYLING SALON
SHERWOOD (902) 892-2334
POOLE CORKUM CERTIFIED GEN.
ACCOUNTANTS, S’SIDE (902) 436-2177
PRESTIGE KITCHENS
S’SIDE (902) 436-5236
PRESTIGE LIMOUSINE SvC
CH’TOWN (902) 672-2352
PRETZELMAKER
CORNWALL (902) 629-5743
PROMPT PLUMBING
SOURIS (902) 687-3768
PURITY DAIRY LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 894-7125
RALPH’S AUTO SERvICE
CH’TOWN (902) 892-5826
RED SANDS GOLF COURSE
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RUSTICO AUTO SERvICE
NORTH RUSTICO (902) 963-2105
T & K HOME IMPROvEMENTS
S’SIDE (902) 436-5485
vARIETY TOURS INC
S’SIDE (902) 436-3650
SHIPWRIGHT INN
CH’TOWN (902) 368-1905
WAYNE’S AUTO MART
SHOPPERS DRUG MART
CH’TOWN (902) 566-3211
WELLINGTON CONSTRUCTION CO
LTD WELLINGTON (902) 854-2650
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CH’TOWN (902) 892-6585
YOGI’S FOOD & BAR 11
CH’TOWN (902) 892-8002
SMITH LODGE
CH’TOWN (902) 892-4220
ST CUTHBERT’S CHURCH
MT STEWART (902) 583-2095
ST FELIX GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB
TIGNISH (902) 882-2328
STEWART’S RESTORATION
CARDIGAN (902) 583-2378
STOW IT ALL LTD
CH’TOWN (902) 368-7000
REMAX CHARLOTTETOWN
CH’TOWN (902) 892-2000
S’SIDE MOTEL & RESTAURANT
S’SIDE (902) 436-3865
REvEL NEWPORT
COVEHEAD (902) 672-1793
SUN ‘N’ SHADE CAMPGROUND
CORNWALL (902) 855-3492
Panmure Island Wharf, RR#2
Montague, PE C0A 1R0
Phone: (902) 838-7011
Fax: (902) 838-2833
web: www.marinenav.ca
1•800•222•TIPS
Crime Stoppers
THEFT OF BOAT/TRAILER - SLEEPY HOLLOW ROAD
Queens RCMP are investigating the following crime:
Sometime on April 14th, 2011, numerous items were taken from 147 Sleepy Hollow Road in Milton
Station, Queens District. Approximate value of all the items taken is $8,000.00 (photo below)
Taken:
• Two wheel Shorel boat trailer
• 16-foot Lowe aluminum boat
• Johnson Outboard
Investigator: Cst. Bruce PELLITIER - Queens District RCMP
DAMAGE TO CHURCH PROPERTY - QUEENS COUNTY
Queens District RCMP are investigating the following crimes:
During the night or early morning of April 24th, 2011, vandals spray painted graffiti on churches in
Mt. Albion, Stratford and Charlottetown.
Investigator: Cst. Ronald FAULKNER - RCMP Queens District
vEHICLE COLLISION/LEAvING SCENE - CHARLOTTETOWN
On Friday April 8th, 2011, at 7:11pm, a vehicle lost control on Grafton Street near Cumberland Street,
as a result of speeding. The vehicle eventually ended up on a lawn adjacent to Glendenning Hall. The
driver of the vehicle fled the area on foot prior to police arrival.
MISCHIEF/vANDALISM - CAvENDISH BEACH
The Cavendish Beach Main Building/Kiosk was spray painted sometime between Tuesday, March 22nd
and Wednesday March 23rd, 2011.
Investigator: Cst. jeff MCKAY - Queens District RCMP
HIT & RUN - CHARLOTTETOWN
On March 20th, 2011, at 2:06am, Police and Island EMS attended St. Peter's Road, near Mt. Edward
Road, and were informed by the driver of a Pontiac Montana that he was just struck by a green Mercury
Sable. Victim also informed Police that after striking his vehicle, both the male driver and female
passengers fled from the area on foot. The victim's Pontiac Montana sustained extensive front-end
damage.
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Crime Stoppers
ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON - CHARLOTTETOWN
At 12:14am on Sunday, March 13th, 2011, Charlottetown Police Services responded to a complaint of
several individuals being assaulted with pepper spray in a residence at Brown's Court in Charlottetown.
Police were informed that two males entered the residence with masks and proceeded to spray various
individuals with pepper spray.
HIT AND RUN - KENSINGTON
Kensington Police are investigating the following crime:
On January 29th, 2011, at approximately 5:20pm, Kensington Police received a call of a hit and run
located across from the town office. The vehicle had been parked on Victoria Street East between
1-5pm and appeared to be hit by a snowmobile ski crossing from the sidewalk to the road.
Approximately $900.00 worth of damage was done to the back bumper of the vehicle.
Investigator: Cst. Kim MULLETT - Kensington Police Services
vANDALISM - GEORGETOWN
On November 5th, 2010, culprits spray painted a derogatory message on a bait shed located at the
Georgetown Wharf. The message included names from two local families and an offensive diagram of
a body part. On December 12th, 2010, culprits used orange and black spray paint to paint the same
derogatory message on an exterior wall of the Georgetown Elementary School. The RCMP are
requesting assistance in apprehending the person or persons responsible for these acts of vandalism
and harassment towards these two families from the Georgetown area.
Investigator: Cpl. Blair ROSS - Kings District RCMP
vANDALISM - CHARLOTTETOWN
On November 14th, 2010, Charlottetown Police responded to a complaint of damage to property on
Jordon Crescent. Several trailers had been vandalized by individual(s) painting various depictions on
the sides of the trailers. (photo below)
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - SUMMERSIDE
Summerside Police Services are investigating the following crime:
Sometime during the overnight hours of Tuesday, November 16th and the early morning hours of
Wednesday, November 17th, culprit(s) damaged 11 lights along the boardwalk on MacKenzie Drive in
Summerside. As each light is worth approximately $500.00, the damage exceeds $5,000.00.
Investigator: Cst. jeff KERWIN - Summerside Police Services
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ELIZABETH S. REAGH Q. C. BARRISTER ..22
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A&S SCRAPMETAL LTD ........................24
FAIR ISLE FORD SALES LTD. ................5
OFFICE OF HONOURABLE GAIL SHEA 5
A-1 VACUUM SALES & SERVICE ..........18
FATHER JOE BRAZEL ............................28
P E I ENERGY SYSTEMS ......................36
ACADIA CONSTRUCTION INC...............42
FIBRENEW P E I 1998 ltd........................26
P E I LIQUOR COMMISSION ..................36
ADULT & COMM. EDUCATION ..............28
FOURWARD COMMUNICATIONS INC ..28
P E I LITERACY ALLIANCE ....................36
AG ELECTRICAL ....................................22
GAUDET'S AUTO BODY LTD. ................30
PEI NURSES UNION ..............................8
AMALGAMATED DAIRIES LIMITED ......6
GILL CONSTRUCTION INC ....................30
ARMOUR TRANSPORT. SYSTEMS ......8
GORMAN CONTROLS LTD ....................34
PEPSI BOTTLING GROUP ....................4
PILOT HOUSE ........................................40
ARNETT LASER ENGRAVING & AWARDS..38
HARDING MEDICAL SUPPLIES P E I ....40
PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND PRESERVE 36
ATLANTIC BUG BUSTERS INC. ............22
HILLSBORO AREA FUNERAL CO - OP..20
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ATLANTIC CENTRAL ..............................14
HOLLAND COLLEGE MARKETING........24
PROVINCIAL AUTO PARTS 1978 LTD....36
ATLANTIC POLICE ACADEMY ..............42
HONOURABLE WAYNE EASTER ..........36
QUARTERMASTER MARINE..................38
ATLANTIC TRACTORS & EQUIPMENT .42
INN ON THE HARBOUR ........................32
QUINN MCNALLY CONSTRUCTION ......24
AUBREY'S BOTTLE EXCHANGE ..........24
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JASPER WYMAN & SONS CANADA INC. ....10
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JOHN'S BURNER & SHEET METAL ......40
SECURITY FIRST LTD. ..........................8
C R M READY MIX LTD. ........................30
JOHNSTON'S TIRE & AUTO SERVICE ..6
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JVI COMMERCIAL DRIVING SCHL ........42
SHERWOOD PRODUCE INC ................20
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SLEMON PARK HOTEL ..........................20
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KILLAM PROPERTIES INC. ....................20
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CHARLOTTETOWN AREA DEVELOP ..12
KING WOK RESTAURANT......................32
SOUTH SHORE VILLA INC. ....................38
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LOBSTER ON THE WHARF RESTAURANT 34
STANHOPE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB ..16
CLAREY CONSULTING LTD. ..................5
LOTUS GARDEN RESTAURANT............32
STRATFORD YOUTH CAN DO ..............30
CLARK INSURANCE ..............................24
M C M BRICKLAYERS LTD. ....................30
SUMMERSIDE GOLF CLUB ..................38
CLARKE MOTORS (P E I) LTD. ..............24
MAC FADYEN FARMS LTD.....................28
TEACHERS FEDERATION OFFICE ......34
COLDWELL BANKER PARKER REALTY34
MACAUSLAND CONSTRUCTION LTD ..22
TESTORI CORP ......................................38
COLES MUSSEL FARMS ........................28
MACHON'S PNT FISHERMEN'S CO-OP 30
THE LOYALIST COUNTRY INN ..............40
COMBAT COMPUTERS INC. ..................28
MACKINNON BROS. SERVICE CTRE ..18
THOMAS M. CARVER LTD. ....................40
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MACRAE'S BACKHOE & TRUCKING ....36
TOPS TO FLOORS..................................40
CONTROLS & EQUIPMENT LTD. ..........8
MARCO POLO LAND RESORT AND INN ....40
TOWN OF STRATFORD..........................18
CORNWALL SAVE EASY ........................34
MARINENAV LTD ....................................50
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VISSER PRODUCE (1988) INC. ............30
DIXON BACKHOEING 2007 LTD. ..........26
MI' KMAQ CONFEDERACY OF P E I......38
WAL - MART SUMMERSIDE ..................4
DOIRON FISHERIES ..............................26
MIDWAY CUSTOM CONSTRUCTION ....34
WALMER INC ..........................................24
DOMINION OF CANADAGEN INSURANCE . ....8
MORRISON`S TRUCK SALVAGE ..........32
WELD TECH INDUSTRIES ....................40
DOUCETTE BROS PLUMBING-HTG......28
MORTGAGE CENTRE ............................32
WEST PRINCE BOOKKEEPING ............34
DR. JOHN M. GILLIS MEM LODGE ........28
MURPHY'S PHARMACY ........................32
WEST ROYALTY SUPERSTORE.......Cover
DR. NEIL MCLURE ..................................8
NATIONAL PORT SECURITY SVC ........14
WESTERN SCHOOL BOARD ................2
DURABELT INC ......................................34
NELSON HAGERMAN C. A.....................24
EAST PRINCE FUNERAL HOME............22
NORTH RUSTICO LIONS CLUB ............16
EASTERN COLLEGE ..............................4
NOTRE DAME CONVENT ......................36
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1•800•222•TIPS
Crime Stoppers
FAILURE TO REMAIN AT SCENE OF COLLISION - CHARLOTTETOWN
At the intersection of University Avenue and Buchanan Drive, near Canadian Tire, on October 27th at
8:24pm, a motor vehicle struck another vehicle and then left the scene. A witness indicated that an
older male operating a green four-door Buick Century ('95-'05) struck a vehicle at the intersection,
causing significant damage, and left without stopping.
Investigator: Cst. john TRAINOR - Charlottetown Police Services
MISCHIEF/vANDALISM - MONTAGUE
Kings District RCMP are investigating the following crimes:
During the evening hours of October 15th and 16th, 2010, unknown person(s) broke several windows
at the Montague Bakery as well as vehicle windows at Kings County Chrysler Dealership and a vehicle
parked at Home Hardware in Montague. It appears the damage was done by using projectiles. As well,
in the early morning hours of October 19th, 2010, several vehicle tires in the town of Montague were
damaged. It appears that the same tool was used to cause the damage to the tires.
Investigator: Cst Darren DOUCETTE - Kings District RCMP
DAMAGE TO vEHICLES - MONTAGUE/BRUDENELL
During the week of October 11th to 16th, 2010, the RCMP received numerous complaints of damages
to vehicles which had been parked near the roadway of Route 4 through Montague and Brudenell.
Windows and windshields of a number of vehicles were reported broken or cracked.
Investigator: Cst. Chris MacDONALD - Kings District RCMP
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - CHARLOTTETOWN
On September 30th, 2010, Charlottetown Police were called to Colonel Gray High School because of a
complaint of property damage. A culprit had spray painted threatening messages on the side of the
building.
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - MONTAGUE
During August/September 2010, after business hours, culprit(s) caused damage to the outsite of the
Kingswood Centre located in Montague. Damage included tampering with locks, damage to the
waterspout, broken handrails on the wheelchair ramp and graffiti. The Kingswood Centre is a non-profit
organization which provides services to persons in the community with an intellectual disability. The
damage caused by the culprit(s) is putting the safety of the patrons using the facility at risk.
Investigator: Cst. Bonnie HODDER - Montague RCMP 902-838-9300
DAMAGE TO PROPERTY - SUMMERSIDE
Summerside Police Services are investigating the following crimes:
Between Saturday, September 11th and Sunday, September 12th, 2010, Summerside Police Services
responded to 9 separate reports of individuals having their vehicle tires slashed. This resulted in
thousands of dollars in damage. The incidents occurred mainly in the areas of North Market Street and
Greenwood Drive.
Investigator: Cst. Shawn McCARTHY - Summerside Police Services
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Human Trafficking – It is Happening Here
Are They victims?
• Are they doing the work and being paid what was
promised?
• Are they being forced or pressured to work?
• Do they have access to their papers/travel
documents/identification?
• Are they or their loved ones being threatened?
• Are they free to go where they please?
Human trafficking is a global and multi-faceted
phenomenon. This modern form of slavery is characterized
by the exploitation of women, men and children who are
deprived of liberty. The United Nations has stated that
human trafficking is tied with illegal arms sales as the
second largest criminal activity in the world.
sectors of the Canadian population represent a potential
pool of trafficking victims. This includes teenage runaways,
as well as those who may be lured to urban centres or who
migrate there voluntarily.
The Promises Made to the victims
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Money
Work
Education
Freedom
The life of your dreams
Financial help for the family
A better life
A promising future
How to Recognize victims:
We’re Talking Human Trafficking – Not Human
Smuggling
While the two terms are often used interchangeably, it is
important to distinguish between human trafficking and
human smuggling. The major difference involves matters of
exploitation.
What’s the Difference?
HUMAN SMUGGLING is a form of illegal migration involving
the organized transport of persons across an international
border, usually in exchange for a sum of money, and
sometimes involving dangerous conditions. The relationship
between the smuggler and the person being smuggled is a
voluntary business transaction, which usually ends when
the client reaches the intended destination. The financial
component of a human smuggling transaction may be a
one-time fee paid to the smuggler.
HUMAN TRAFFICKING involves the exploitation of people
through force, coercion, threat, fraud or deception and may
include acts generally defined as human rights abuses.
Victims may be forced into labour, prostitution or some other
form of servitude. The relationship between trafficker and
victim does not end upon arrival at destination, as the victim
may be subjected to debt bondage (forced labour to pay off
a debt). Unlike human smuggling, HUMAN TRAFFICKING
occurs both across international borders and within national
boundaries.
International Human Trafficking involves someone who, in
the process of being trafficked, crosses an international
border. Although it may include an element of human
smuggling, internationally trafficked persons do not
necessarily enter a country clandestinely or illegally. They
may enter with a valid passport, visa or working papers.
Domestic Human Trafficking
While human trafficking is usually associated with migrant
victims being trafficked into Canada, it may also be a purely
domestic phenomenon occurring wholly within Canada.
Vulnerable, economically challenged and socially dislocated
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The victims may:
• Speak neither English nor French, or may not speak on
their own behalf;
• Originate from foreign countries;
• Be unaware of local surroundings even though they have
been in the area for an extended period of time;
• Show evidence of control, intimidation or abnormal
psychological fear;
• Not be able to move or leave a job;
• Have bruises or show other signs of abuse;
• Show signs of malnourishment;
• Be frequently accompanied by their trafficker;
• Be frequently moved by their trafficker.
What is the victim’s Mindset?
The victims may:
• Not self-identify as victims of human trafficking. Victims
may not appear to need social services because they
have a place to live, food to eat, medical care and what
they think is a paying job;
• Be taught to distrust outsiders, especially law
enforcement. They have a sense of fear and distrust
toward the government and police (i.e. fear of deportation
in international cases);
• Feel better in their current situation than where they came
from, even if they are being exploited;
• Be completely unaware of their rights or may have been
intentionally misinformed about their rights in Canada;
• Fear for their families or loved ones as some traffickers
may threaten to harm them if they report their situations
to, or cooperate with, law enforcement.
If you or someone you know is being exploited, contact your
local police.
If you wish to report a crime anonymously, call Crime
Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477).
Contributed by: Canadian Crime Stoppers Association
Remember, we want your information, not your name!
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