Downtown Terrace

  • Man passed out in the stairwell of an Inn on Lakelse Ave. Police transported the man to an alternate location.

  • Man passed out in the Salvation Army lobby. Police arrested a 42 yr old intoxicated man.

  • The back window of a vehicle was smashed out while it was parked on Lakelse Ave in front of Totem Furniture sometime between 8 AM and 4:30 PM yesterday.

  • Sighting of a person wanted on an outstanding warrant. Checks were conducted and there were no warrants for the person.

  • Police observed two people drinking alcohol at Kalum St/Lakelse Ave. The alcohol was dumped.

  • Intoxicated woman walking down Lakelse Ave. Checks of the area were done.

  • Deceased 73 yr old woman at a residence on Greig Ave.

  • A group of people sharing a beer at Emerson St/Lakelse Ave. Alcohol was dumped.

Elsewhere Terrace

  • Intoxicated man in breach of a no consume alcohol condition of a probation order and a Recognizance. Checks determined that there was also a warrant out of Prince George for the man’s arrest. The 45 yr old man was arrested. He offered to perform 1000 push ups if he was released. The offer was declined and he is held for court.

  • Assist New Hazelton RCMP with an investigation.

  • An intoxicated man refusing to leave the public library. He left prior to police attendance.

  • Deceased man in his late 70’s on Davis Ave.

  • An intoxicated man passed out and in medical distress in the area of the soccer fields. Police arrested a 17 yr old man. He was transported to Mills Memorial Hospital due to his level of intoxication. He fled from the hospital but was located a short time later. Checks determined that he was in breach of a no consume alcohol condition of an Undertaking and Recognizance. He is held for court. Another intoxicated 24 yr old man was arrested.

  • Man passed out on Sparks St. Police spoke with the 25 yr old man and directed him to the wet shelter that was a short distance away. An amount of alcohol was dumped out.

  • Intoxicated man at a restaurant on Hwy 16 with blood on his face. Police transported the 51 yr old man to the damp shelter.

  • An intoxicated man banging on the door of a residence on Kenny St. He left prior to police attendance. Checks of the area were done.

  • Wellbeing check at the shelter on Hall St. A check by phone was conducted and nobody answered the phone. Police spoke with a person at the shelter. No issues.

  • Police observed a group drinking alcohol in George Little Park. Upon police approach a woman began dumping the alcohol. The group was spoken with.

  • Police observed an intoxicated man stumbling down Emerson St/Park Ave. The 23 yr old man was arrested.

Thornhill

  • Breach of an Undertaking condition of not to be around children under the age of 16. Under investigation.

Rural

  • A 2005 GMC Envoy lost control on Hwy 16 west of Terrace and flipped onto its side when it hit the ditch. No injuries.

  • Assist Prince Rupert RCMP with an investigation.

  • Wellbeing check of an 84 yr old man. Police spoke with a man who was fine.

  • An unwanted man with a knife trying to get into a residence on Heppel Ave. Police spoke with three highly intoxicated people. It was impossible to get a clear version of events. Checks of the area were done. Unsubstantiated.

  • A car sized chunk of ice on Hwy 16 east of Terrace. Highway maintenance was advised and took care of the matter.

Gitaus

  • A group of people yelling on Tsunyow St. Police spoke with the intoxicated group of four people who were not happy with being asked to leave a residence when the homeowner shut the party down. The group moved on.

Kitselas

  • A blue 2004 Honda Civic was pulled over on Kitselas Rd/Sparks St. An amount of marihuana was seized. The 19 yr old driver was issued a driving suspension.

Kitsumkalulm

  • Nothing to report

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 textingTERRACE plus your message to 274637 (CRIMES). If your information leads to an arrest, you may be eligible for a cash reward of up to $2,000.