KAWARTHA LAKES-Kawartha Lakes Police say they responded to over 25 calls for service in just a 12 hour period over the weekend. The calls ranged from disturbances to mental health and domestic related occurrences and resulted in several arrests.
It all started on Friday at 10:36 p.m. Officers responded to a Colborne Street West apartment to a call of a man reportedly destroying the inside. When Police arrived they found the fridge was tipped over, and the door was torn off, furniture was broken, and windows were also smashed. There were holes in the walls and debris everywhere according to officers. The male suspect was arrested by police as he tried to duck into another apartment in the same complex.
26-year-old Tyler Jacob Little of Lindsay is charged with Mischief Under $5000 and Failing to Comply with a Probation order.
About an hour later on Friday night officers responded to a domestic call at a York St. apartment building. While the officers were in the hallway, they allegedly observed a man known to them to be wanted open the door to another apartment. The man was arrested on the outstanding warrant and was held in custody for a bail hearing.
33-year-old Jonathon Cecil Young of Lindsay is facing charges of Failing to Appear for Court x2, Mischief Under $5000.00 and Failing to Comply with a Probation Order x5.
On Sunday, June 25th at approximately 10:35 pm an officer on patrol in the area of Angeline Street South, Lindsay, observed a vehicle which they had received Information was being operated by a suspended driver. The officer stopped the vehicle and confirmed that the operator’s licence had been suspended under the Criminal Code for Impaired Driving Causing Bodily Harm according to police. The man’s licence was also suspended under the Highway Traffic Act. Further, it was found that the operator was also Failing to Comply with a Condition of a Probation Order.
58-year-old James Warne of Haliburton was charged and released. The vehicle being operated by Warne was also impounded for 45 days under the Provincial Vehicle Impoundment Program (VIP). Under the program, a vehicle can be impounded for 45 days if the driver of the vehicle is found driving while their licence has been suspended for a Criminal Code conviction. More information on the Provincial VIP program can be found at http://www.mto.gov.on.ca/english/vehicles/vehicle-impoundment.shtml
