Drayton Valley weekly RCMP report June 13-20

4:21 pm – Drayton Valley – 52 St – Police requested to assist with complaint of multiple deceased cats at a local residence. Local animal control seized 20 live and 17 deceased cats from location. Under investigation, liaising with SPCA investigators.

6:36 pm – Drayton Valley – 51 Ave/52 St – Off duty RCMP member observed a known prolific car thief driving a stolen truck from Rimbey. On duty member attempted a traffic stop, driver fled. Driver, Murlin Becker was located later and arrested, currently awaiting a bail hearing on multiple new charges.

June 14

10:06 am – Lodgepole – Complainant reporting theft of propane and compressor at lease site. Suspects entered the site in a truck and stole propane.

12:06 pm – Brazeau County – Complainant reporting theft from truck while parked at Kay-Son R.V. Park. Laptop, wallet, jack-knife and a quantity of change taken.

5:38 pm – Lodgepole – Complainant reporting that a female and their ex are attending their location and they are fighting. Members attended, Male charged with assault and breach of conditions, female charged with breaching conditions.

June 15

4:41 am – Brazeau County – Hwy 759 – Members on patrol for stolen vehicle located a truck. Driver was on several conditions and warrants from Stoney Plain. Driver was arrested.

9:47 am – Drayton Valley – 62 Street – Complainant reporting 2 males going through sheds at abandoned property. Members attended and located 2 known males. Peter Bilan, 39, was arrested on unrelated matter for possession of stolen property, held for a hearing and released by Justice of Peace. Other male advised not to return.

9:55 am – Brazeau County – Complainant reporting burnt out truck on a lease site. Member attended, confirmed vehicle stolen from Rimbey on June 13.

11:05 pm – Brazeau County – Hwy 22 – Complainant reporting a hit and run in construction area at top of hill. A lighter coloured Ford F150 rear ended them and kept going. Members attended, suspect vehicle not located.

June 16

12:33 pm – Lodgepole – Complainant reporting theft of fuel overnight. Someone stole jerry cans from location.

7:13 pm – Drayton Valley – Carleton East – Complainant reporting a dispute. Members attended, complainant was intoxicated. Members took complainant to hospital.

11:42 pm – Drayton Valley – Service Plus Inns – Complainant reporting an unknown male is going through the trash and appears to be trying to get into vehicles. Male has white hair, grey hoody and is on a bicycle with a small backpack. Member patrolled area and located the suspect who was known to police. Looking for bottles.

June 17

5:55 am – Drayton Valley – 46 Street – Complainant reporting theft of their 2004 red F250 sometime overnight.

6:26 am – Brazeau County – Hwy 22 – Complainant reporting a pick up truck cut them off and side swiped them.

8:12 am – Drayton Valley – 51 Street – Complainant reporting an attempted theft of their 2003 Ford Excursion. Vehicle was broken into overnight. Damage to ignition.

8:20 am – Drayton Valley – 47 Avenue – Complainant reporting they found a gun while working in their yard – Members attended. Gun seized

9:04 am – Brazeau County – Hwy 22 – Complainant reporting an abandoned vehicle, silver Jeep. Took out a portion of fence, very smashed up. Member attended vehicle located. Owner reported that the vehicle had been missing for approximately three days.

9:53 am – Brazeau County – RR 85 – Complainant reporting theft of red Dodge Dakota sometime over last two weeks.

June 18

12:23 pm – Drayton Valley – 43 Avenue – Complainant called to report a red Subaru hatchback with a smashed up back end has been parked at the location since yesterday. The bumper is laying next to the sidewalk. Member attended. Vehicle related to a previous hit and run on Highway 22.

2:55 pm – Drayton Valley – Wal Mart – Complainant called to report a hit and run. Complainant was rear ended twice by a lady in a white Toyota Truck. Matter is still under investigation.

June 19

12:19 pm – Drayton Valley – 52 Street – Complainant reporting theft from vehicle sometime overnight. White bifold wallet with “bolcum” written on it containing drivers license, cash and bank cards were in wallet. Vehicle was unlocked.

12:29 pm – Drayton Valley – Center lane – Complainant wishing members attend to check on welfare of female who has a wound on her head. Members attended, EMS called.

1:59 pm – Drayton Valley – 53 Street – Complainant reporting theft from garage over night. Two propane bottles and electric blower stolen. Entry made by smashing the door.

2:08 pm – Drayton Valley – 55A Street – Complainant reporting a break and enter to the gated facility. Fence was broken and copper wires were stripped.

2:53 pm – Drayton Valley – Home Away Inn – Complainant reporting theft of truck. A suspicious white truck with two unknown males pulled up. One got out and broke into a red truck, both vehicles drove away.

3:24 pm – Brazeau County – Complainant reporting they located the stolen truck and are following it. Members from Evansburg and Drayton Valley attended, vehicle located. Two individuals arrested for possession of stolen property.

8:27 pm – Drayton Valley – 48 Street – Sheriffs called to request assistance from members for a suspended driver. Members attended, driver arrested.

8:20 pm – Drayton Valley – 49B Avenue – Complainant reporting an attempted break and enter to their residence. The screen and exterior window were sitting on the ground outside the residence. Member attended, no entry gained into residence.

Investigators are asking anyone who may have information regarding any of these unsolved occurrences, to contact Drayton Valley RCMP at 780-542-4456.

If you wish to remain anonymous, you can contact Crime Stoppers by phone at 1-800-222-8477 (TIPS), or by internet at www.tipsubmit.com.

You do not have to reveal your identity to Crime Stoppers, and if you provide information to Crime Stoppers that leads to an arrest(s), you may be eligible for a cash reward.

by rdnewsNOW staff

Drayton Valley weekly RCMP report June 13-20

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