Calls for Service:
(Nov 15 at 8:00am – Nov 16 at 8:00am) 95
(Nov 16 at 8:00am – Nov 17 at 8:00am) 96
(Nov 17 at 8:00am – Nov 18 at 8:00am) 69
Impaired Arrest
A 27-year-old Peterborough man is facing impaired charges after an incident Saturday night.
At approximately 11:55pm on November 16, 2024, officers were called to the area of Charlotte Street and Aylmer Street about a vehicle that had collided with a parked vehicle. Upon arrival, officers spoke with the driver and noticed signs of impairment.
As a result of the investigation, a 27-year-old Peterborough was arrested and charged with:
- Operation while impaired – alcohol and drugs
- Operation while impaired – blood alcohol concentration (80 plus)
The accused was issued an automatic 90-day license suspension and a seven-day vehicle impoundment.
The accused was released on an appearance notice and is scheduled to appear in court December 17, 2024.
Break and Enter Suspects Sought
The Peterborough Police Service is searching for several suspects after a break and enter at a residence in Peterborough early Sunday morning.
At approximately 1:45am on November 17, 2024, officers were called to the residence in the Edison Avenue and Park Street South area after a woman and her teenaged son called to report a break and enter in progress. Upon arrival, officers learned that the pair had been sleeping when four people entered the home, one is alleged to have flashed a gun and indicated they were looking for money. During the incident, a family dog was struck with a taser, while the mother and son locked themselves in a bathroom. The teen was able to escape and run for help and when the suspects realized he was gone, they fled the area in a black sedan. No one was injured and the dog was okay. It is believed this was not a random event.
The suspects were described to police as:
- Four males, dressed all in black, with face coverings and gloves
- All possibly in their mid-20s
Anyone with information is asked to call Peterborough Police at 705-876-1122 x555 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-8477 or online at www.stopcrimehere.ca
