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Teenage girl hitchhikers found in Terrace, B.C.

The Terrace RCMP responded to approximately 50 calls for service from June 24, 8 AM till June 25, 8 AM.

The Terrace RCMP responded to approximately 50 calls for service from June 24th, 8 AM till June 25th, 8 AM. During the same time period seven people were lodged in Terrace Cells. Six of these people were lodged for intoxication.

Downtown Terrace

A group of people intimidating others in an alley behind Lakelse Ave. Checks of the area were done.

A group of people loitering at a business on Emerson St/Lazelle Ave. Police spoke with the group. An intoxicated 22 year-old woman was arrested. She had just been released from cells four hours prior.

Group of people drinking in an alley behind Lakelse Ave. Some liquor was dumped.

Two men refusing to leave a business on Lakelse Ave. Checks of the area were done. A second call was received that the man had returned. The 38 year-old man was arrested.

Intoxicated man passed out in some bushes off Lakelse Ave. Police observed a man urinating in public and then attempt to walk away. The 38 year-old man was arrested.

Police observed a man sleeping in Brolly Square. Police woke the man up. He was belligerent and intoxicated. The 73 year-old man was arrested.

Threats were uttered and mischief was done. Police spoke with a person.

A woman sleeping in some mud on Lazelle Ave. Police arrested a 36 year-old woman. BC Ambulance transported the woman to Mills Memorial Hospital due to her level of intoxication.

A red 2013 Honda Civic was pulled over on Lakelse Ave. The 50 year-old driver provided samples of breath into a roadside screening device that resulted in fails. He was served an Immediate Roadside Prohibition and the vehicle he was driving was impounded.

Elsewhere Terrace

False residential alarm on McConnell Ave.

Familial dispute. Police spoke with the people involved. A resolution was reached.

The front glass door of a business on Hwy 16 was broken sometime during the night of June 23/24.

False cellular 911 call on Park Ave/Munroe St.

Drug information received.

A woman refusing to leave Mills Memorial Hospital. Police spoke with the woman. She left.

Harassment complaint. Police spoke with the people involved.

Cyberbullying incident involving youth. Under investigation.

Warrants were issued for a 37 year-old man, 24 year-old man, 23 year-old man, and a 45 year-old man for failing to attend court.

An intoxicated woman staggering down Eby St with a young child in tow. Checks of the area were done.

Intoxicated man passed out near Park Ave/Eby St. Police arrested a 41 year-old man.

A group of unwanted people in behind Cramer St. Checks of the area were done.

A group of people gathered around a hydro outlet in the George Little Park. The group were charging their devices. Some liquor was dumped.

A white Mazda unlawfully in a parking spot. The registered owner dealt with the car prior to police attendance.

A bag of hair was left under the windshield wiper of a vehicle parked at a business on Hwy 16.

Man passed out a business on Park Ave. Police spoke with the man. He was oblivious to his surroundings. BC Ambulance transported the man to Mills Memorial Hospital.

Suspicious door to door salespeople. Police spoke with a woman. Nothing criminal had occurred.

Injured dog near the Rainbow Inn on Hwy 16. The owner suspects a vehicle may have been involved. Further details could not be obtained.

Neighbourhood dispute over a backyard fire. Police spoke with the people involved. No offence committed.

Noisy group of people on Olson Ave. Checks were done of the area.

Two hitch hiking teen age girls at Mills Memorial Hospital. Police spoke with the girls ages 17 and 15. They had hitch hiked from Prince Rupert and had no place to go so decided to hang out at the hospital. Police spoke with the girls and arrangements were made.

Domestic dispute. A beer can was thrown at a woman’s head repeatedly. Checks determined that a man was in breach of recognizance condition of no contact if having consumed alcohol. The 27 year-old man was arrested. He is held for court.

False business alarm on Greig Ave.

Unwanted person knocking on the door of a residence. Police spoke with the people involved and stood by to keep the peace while personal belongings were gathered.

Record suspension application.

Police were on foot patrol in George Little Park and arrested a 29 year-old intoxicated man. Some liquor was also dumped.

Suspicious vehicle on Greig Ave/Kenney St.

Thornhill

A green 2003 Ford F350 backed into a red 2004 Pontiac Sunfire on Clark St/Paquette Ave causing the vehicles to become entangled. No injuries.

Police observed a blue 2004 Ford F150 displaying an incorrect licence plate in a parking lot on Queensway Dr. The licence plate was seized.

911 call with a woman screaming in the background. A 28 year-old suicidal woman had assaulted two other women then barricaded herself in a washroom. Police were able to diffuse the situation and requested the assistance of BC Ambulance who transported the woman to Mills Memorial Hospital.

Rural

Unlicensed driver in a blue Ford F150 truck on Hwy 113. Nass Valley RCMP was advised.

Custody issues. Police spoke with the people involved.

Overturned boat spotted floating down the Kalum River. Search and Rescue and Fire Department were already on scene. A boat had sunk in the Kalum River. The two men and dog in the boat all made it to shore okay.

Kitsumkalum

Abandoned 911 call. A man was refusing to leave. He left prior to police attendance.

Hang up 911 call with a domestic situation. Police spoke with the people involved. A man was transported to an alternate location till sober, cooler heads could prevail.

Numerous vehicles and residences were damaged by possibly a BB gun. A small black car with a loud muffler may be suspect.

If you have information about crime contact the Terrace RCMP at (250)638-7400 or anonymously through Crime Stoppers by telephone at 1-800-222-TIPS, online at www.terracecrimestoppers.ca or by texting TERRACE plus your message to 274637 (CRIMES). If your information leads to an arrest you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2000