Report from the Weyburn Police Service for the period of June 28 to July 7:
*On July 7, at 12:14 p.m. police responded to a complaint of an apartment that had possibly been burnt on 小蓝视频 Hill. The fire was out prior to arrival of police. A 42-year-old Weyburn female was found dead in the suite.The cause of the fire is unknown and the cause of death is unknown. Investigation into the matter continues.
*On July 6, police responded to a complaint of a motor vehicle accident. Investigation revealed that a vehicle was travelling southbound on Fifth Street and struck a vehicle travelling east on First Avenue NE.Traffic lights were changing from green to red for north/south traffic.Both vehicles had to be towed away from the scene.One Weyburn female received minor injuries for which no hospitalization was required.
*On July 4, police noticed a vehicle parked with someone inside. The male occupant was charged with impaired driving.
*On July 2, a Weyburn resident phoned in a complaint of an erratic driver. The erratic driver was located and given a breathalyser test. The suspect was charged with impaired driving.
*On July 1, police were called to a local gas station where a vehicle took gas without paying for it. This case is still under investigation.
*On June 30, police investigated a case of mischief in which a local resident had his front window shot out by an air gun.
*On June 29, police responded to a theft occurrence. A work truck was broken into and had tools stolen out of it. There was more than one incident of theft out of vehicles on this day.
*A concerned Weyburn resident reported underage individuals using false identification to get into a local bar. The bar was contacted and stated that they would keep an eye out for any fraudulent identification.
*On June 28, police attended to a break and enter call. The suspect was inside an apartment when the male resident returned home. The suspect was 23 to 25 years old, 5-foot 6-inches, slender build, black moustache, wearing jeans and a black hooded sweatshirt.
*During this reporting period Weyburn Police received 170 calls for service.
