By Adam Ophus

Rap Sheet

Rocky RCMP Report September 28- October 1

Oct 5, 2020 | 7:52 PM

This is a report released to the media from the Rocky Mountain House (RMH) RCMP giving a brief description of various crimes and call-ins, both solved and unsolved throughout the community between the dates of September 24-28

Not all crimes reported are listed in this report.

September 28

1:02 P.M. – B&E reported to an empty house on Range Road 6-0 & Twp Rd 41-1, Clearwater County. A pond filter and a plant were stolen. A grey or silver DODGE pickup was seen in the area.

7:49 P.M. – EMS, Caroline Fire, and police responded to a single vehicle collision at the junction of Hwy #22 # Hwy # 54. The vehicle ended up in the Clearwater River while the driver was closely following the GPS. There were no injuries.

Last seen Jan. 15

Missing: Courtney Cattleman, 17, of Maskwacis

2h ago

eyes up

Air Spray training around Red Deer Regional Airport

2h ago

Prevention, Access, Recovery, and Coordination

Safe Harbour officially hands over shelter keys, establishes accessible navigation hub

20h ago

9:37 P.M. – Police were called after a “throw away covid mask” was found on the ground near the RMH tennis courts.

September 29

1:11 A.M. – Report of all the windows of complainant’s mini van smashed while parked at a RMH residence. A loud vehicle was heard driving by a few minutes earlier.

10:10 A.M. – Call of a stolen bicycle seen in a RMH trailer park. Police attended and located a 35 year old male on the bicycle who was subsequently arrested for “Possession of Stolen Property” and breaching previous release conditions. He was subsequently charged and appeared before a Justice of the Peace in a JIR Hearing.

4:45 P.M. – Buildings broken into on a property near Caroline on Range Road 5-2 & Twp Rd 35-5. Solar equipment and other items reported stolen.

8:47 P.M. – Police stopped a vehicle in RMH after it was reported that the occupants were smoking drugs. The driver was given a 24 hr suspension and a violation ticket. Cocaine residue was found spread over the console and upon searching a female passenger, fentanyl was discovered.

September 30

11:59 A.M. – Vehicle stopped on the Sunchild First Nation Reserve after it was determined that the vehicle did not match the licence plate information. The driver had a suspended driver’s licence and he had outstanding arrest warrants. He was released to appear in court on a later date. The vehicle was towed and seized for 30 days.

7:30 P.M. – Wallet reported stolen from a truck while parked at residence in RMH.

10:09 P.M. – 65 inch TV stolen from residence on the O’Chiese First Nation Reserve.

October 1

8:51 A.M. – While conducting patrols on the Sunchild First Nation Reserve, police were advised of an assault in which a firearm was used. 2 victims were located and treated by EMS and transported to the hospital where they are in stable condition. An adult male has been arrested and charges are pending.

11:33 A.M. – Call of possible gun shots heard in RMH. Police attended the location and determined that an individual had set off fireworks in his backyard.

1:24 P.M. – 3 vehicle collision reported at the junction of Highway #22 and Hwy #54. EMS, Fire, and police attended. One of the driver’s was transported to an Edmonton hospital via STARS. The RCMP is currently investigating along with the Red Deer RCMP Collision Analyst.

2:57 P.M. – B&E reported on the O’Chiese First Nation Reserve. Under investigation.

7:06 P.M. – Call of an intoxicated female blocking traffic on Hwy #11 in RMH. Police attended and arrested the individual who was released after sobering up.

Investigators are asking anyone who may have information regarding any of these unsolved occurrences contact Rocky Mountain House RCMP at 403-845-2881.

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.