Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - DECEMBER 2, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: The Tofield RCMP responded to 45 occurrences from November 23 to November 29, 2020 (inclusive). Also included in these calls for service was five traffic complaints, three false alarms, one accident and traffic enforcement provided by the K Division Traffic Unit. ...Continue reading

Just stolen. 2006 duramax from our yard . Slip tank on back. Blue grey Color. Flat deck. License plate 88M613. Please call police if you see it. South of Tofield.

There have been two reported instances of counterfeit $100 bills being passed in Wainwright in the last four weeks. Attached are photographs of what the counter...feit bills look like. These bills are being purchased on Wish.com and with some slight alterations they’re being used to purchase goods. The product on Wish.com has every Canadian bill available, but so far we are only seeing the $100’s being used. How you can prevent yourself from being a victim: - Don’t accept $100 bills - If you do accept $100 bills, have a policy implemented where a second person has to come verify the authenticity of the bill, whether that be a manager or another employee. Once people see that you have crime prevention methods in place like this, they will be less likely to try and pass a counterfeit bill. If you have someone trying to pass a bill that you think is counterfeit, phone the police immediately! If we are in the area we can be there within seconds and hopefully apprehend the individual(s). What to look for to verify any authentic Canadian Currency: - Serial Numbers are on the back - The bill is printed on plastic like material and not paper - The black checkered lines SHOULD NOT be in the corner - The bill should have see thru material on the maple leaf and the strip beside the portrait - There should be no blue marks on the back side of the bill where the Asian symbols once were NOTE: 50.00 bills have now been found and reported as well.

AMISK convenice store break and enter.

Truck stolen from Lamont

If you should have any information please contact Killam RCMP.

Theives caught in the act. The guy on the dirt bike took off in the truck he had a sawed off shotgun! 2018 ish F-150 grey. Fleet plate CFF-6045. Dirt bike was stolen out of Lacombe, owner is notified. The passenger is in police custody. The driver who fled had black rubber gloves on.

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Update: Truck was recovered this morning. Thank you all for sharing and helping us.

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UPDATE: !!!Thank You All For Sharing!!! The truck has been recovered this morning. Hey folks, Please keep an eye out for this truck. It was stolen from this very spot today August 14, between 8 am- 3 pm. 2003 Black Dodge/Ram long box. Taken from Township 505-RR171 just north of Ryley, Ab. If you find please report to the RCMP.

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We are investigating reports of Canadians receiving unrequested packages of seeds. If you received a seed package that you did not order, please contact your re...gional CFIA office: https://bit.ly/3f3HWiV. Keep the packaging and do not plant seeds from an unknown origin! Learn more: https://bit.ly/3jNnA12 See more

Cst. Moritz made this little first responders day by chatting and taking a photo with him. Lincoln wants to be a police officer when he grows up and wouldnt stop talking about the police officer he met! #CommunityMembers

The Camrose Police Service Major Crimes Unit conducted a traffic stop on a vehicle after it committed a moving violation on July 16, 2020. The male driver was d...etained after Police observed alcohol and cannabis within reach of the driver. During a search of the vehicle Police located quantities of heroin, fentanyl and methamphetamine. Police also seized $980 in cash and a digital scale. The estimated street value of the drugs seized is $3000.00. Dale Marvin Tews (45) of Donalda was charged with two counts of Possession for the Purpose of Trafficking, one count of Possession of a Controlled Substance, Proceeds of Crime and other violation tickets. Tews first appearance in Camrose Provincial Court is on August 12, 2020.

Our truck and trailer was stolen from our yard Thursday July 16 10:00 pm to July 17 7:00 am. The truck is a 2008 grey Chev crew cab dully 4 x 4 diesel. The trailer is a 30 foot goose neck trailer with beaver trail. If you see please contact Strathcona RCMP.

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Please keep a look out for the little sled trailer on the left, it was stolen from our yard last night south of Kinsella just a little after 8:00pm

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - JUNE 8, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: Good Morning,... Tofield RCMP responded to a total of 30 calls for service in the last week On June 1st during the evening hours. the Holden Storage Yard was reported as being broken into. Unknown persons cut through the fence and a attempted to cut a lock on a storage compartment. Access was not gained and nothing appeared to be taken. A report of found explosives was received the night of June 1st. Homeowners were renovating a basement and located a metal canister that appeared to have dynamite in it. Tofield Fire Department responded and determined that the canister contained safety flares only. During the early morning hours of June 2nd, a report of a ford truck was received. The ford F250 was parked in the homeowners driveway on 57 Ave in Tofield when they heard the truck start up and drive west out of town. The vehicle was later recovered in Sherwood Park. This investigation is ongoing On June 4th, Tofield RCMP were dispatched to the sound of automatic gun fire coming from the area of Hwy 630 & RR 200. The suspect vehicle was located and stopped. The occupants of the vehicle were target shooting in the Blackfoot Park. The owner of the rifles had a valid PAL and both firearms were properly stored and locked in cases. No charges laid. On the morning of June 6th, Members were dispatched to cattle on the train tracks near Ryley. The owners of the cattle were located and helped move them into a neighbouring pasture. CN notified and train service was not disrupted Tofield RCMP responded to a mental health act complaint on the morning of June 7th. The complainants roommate had been acting erratic and screaming all night. Members attended and apprehended the roommate under the Mental Health Act. They were transported to an approved facility for evaluation Sometime between June 6 to June 7th, unknown persons entered a rural property near Twp 520 & RR 190. They cut the lock on the gate to get access to the yard and then attempted to steal 2 ford trucks. Both had damage to the ignitions but were still on the property. A search of the property did not locate any suspects. There was a report of a rural break and enter to a property located on Twp 525 near RR 190 on June 7th. The property contains a large machine shed, various tools and gas containers were taken. Access was gained by cutting the locks off of the gate and the door to the shed. This file is still under investigation Have a good week, Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - JUNE 1, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: Good Morning,... Tofield RCMP responded to a total of 31 calls for service last week. On May 26th, Tofield Det member was dispatched to a welfare check on a child. The parents are currently separated and the father was concerned as the video chat he was having with his daughter was cut off and he was unable to speak to her. Members attended the rural residence and there were no concerns seen. Sometime during the day of May 27th, a 9 mm handgun was stolen from a work site in Ryley. The complainant had the firearm in his duffle bag, intending on taking it to a gunsmith later in the day. Once off site, they noticed the firearm was missing from the bag. It was contained in a case with a trigger lock. This file is still under investigation During the early morning hours of May 28th, Tofield RCMP was dispatched to a male wearing dark clothing banging and licking the window at Tim Hortons. Patrols were made and the male was located at the Tempo Gas Station. He stated that he just wanted into the restaurant for food and smokes while waiting for a ride back to Edmonton. The male was warned not to go back to Tim Hortons. Tofield RCMP responded to a loud music complaint in the county on May 29th. The neighbours were complaining that there windows were rattling in their house the music was so loud. Members attended and spoke with the music lovers who agreed to turn the music down after being offered a $500 bylaw ticket if police were required to return On May 31st, Tofield RCMP were dispatched to assist Tofield Fire Dept with a cabin fire at Helios Campground. The fire was deemed non suspicious and believed to have started with a faulty electrical plug. No one was injured during this incident Have a great week, Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

Brad, thank you. Beaverhill Rural Crimewatch is grateful for your support over the past few years. Our residents in Beaver County have truly benefited from your service. We wish you well in your new future.

If anyone recognizes the vehicle or person in the attached pictures, please advise the the Viking RCMP at 780-336-3441 as soon as possible.

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - MAY 26, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: Good Morning,... Tofield RCMP responded to 35 calls for service in the last week A break and enter was reported at KNM Industrial that happened sometime between May 15 and May 18. The suspects cut the chain link fence to gain access to the yard from the north side. This file is currently under investigation On May 20th during the early evening hours, there was a noise complaint from the Ryley Campground. Members made patrols of the area and did not locate any loud vehicles. During the night of May 20th, entry was made to the auto wrecking yard east of Tofield and a vehicle stolen. The vehicle is a white 2004 GMC extended cab truck with a headache rack. The gate to the property was closed but not locked. This investigation is ongoing On May 21st, there was a report of a motor vehicle collision between a Ford Expedition and a deer. There were no injuries other than the deer. On May 22nd, there was a report of a suspicious vehicle in the Holden area. It is a newer 4 door black Dodge pickup truck that was seen taking picture of the property and the vehicles on it. The home owner also noticed that the keys in one of the vehicles were missing. The dodge truck sped off when the home owner exited the house. This same truck was also seen near other residences in the Holden and Ryley area. These incidents are currently being followed up on During the early morning hours of May 24th, Members were dispatched to a loud party in an apartment complex on 52 Ave. One male was arrested for intoxication and causing a disturbance and lodged until sober, he was released without charges. There were no further complaints from the residence On May 21st, a rifle in a gun case was located in a ditch near Twp 504 and RR 205. The rifle had been reported stolen on April 24th from another rural property. The rifle and case were returned to the original owner Have a good week, Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - MAY 19, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: ... Tofield RCMP responded to a total of 35 calls for service last week On May 11th around 11 pm in the evening, Tofield RCMP received several complaints of a possible impaired driver in a dark coloured pick up swerving across multiple lanes of traffic and into ditches. The vehicle and driver were located and the driver was arrested for Impaired Operation and Refusal to Provide a Breath Sample. The driver was later released for a court date On May 14th, a report of a break and enter was reported to RCMP. KNM Industries reported that someone had cut the back of the chain link fence and entered through the yard. Once in the yard, unknown persons entered the shop area and took various tools and welding equipment. This file is still under investigation On May 15th, a possible stolen truck was reported to Tofield RCMP. Members attended and located a a semi tractor in the middle of the field. with all of the windows rolled down and the interior removed. The semi was reported stolen out of Edmonton Tofield RCMP received a complaint of a single vehicle motor vehicle collision on Hwy 14. The driver stated that he was distracted by his phone and ended up leaving the road and driving into a slough. The driver was not impaired at the time of the collision. The driver was ticketed as he did not have a drivers license This morning at approximately 8:00 a.m., Tofield RCMP responded to a report of a single vehicle rollover on Township Road 494 east of Tofield. Preliminary investigation has revealed a SUV was travelling eastbound on Township Road 494 and a rollover occurred. The adult female driver suffered serious non-life threatening injuries and was transported via EMS to hospital. A 60-year-old passenger from Holden, Alta., was pronounced deceased at the scene. Tofield RCMP along with a RCMP Collision Analyst continue to investigate. The name of the deceased will not be released. Have a safe week Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - MAY 11, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: Good Day,... Tofield RCMP were dispatched to 31 calls for service last week. During the early morning hours of May 4th, an unknown individual broke into the Clean Harbours yard. Surveillance shows one person on the site but it appears nothing was taken at this time. There was minor damage to the gate to gain entrance to the yard. Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a complaint of a missing child the morning of May 6th. The last time the child had been seen was at 7 am when he was leaving with a suitcase after having an argument the night before about school work. The child was eventually found by a family member and brought back home unharmed. Members received a complaint of a fraudulent use of a credit card on the afternoon of May 6th. The company involved had found several fraudulent transactions made by an ex employee. This file is currently under investigation. Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a vehicle fire on an abandoned lot in Holden on 51 Ave and Hwy 855 on the morning of May 7. It was determined that the vehicle had been stolen from Fort McMurray the night before. While in Holden, there was a break and enter close to where the vehicle fire was. There was also a theft of another truck. This truck was found in the Mundare area, also burnt. This investigation is ongoing. During the evening of May 7th, members were dispatched to assist Tofield EMS at a collision between a motorbike and a deer. The male bike rider was stabilized and transported to an Edmonton Hospital. Members were called to an abandoned flat deck trailer in the area of RR 175 and Twp 484 on May 8. It was determined that the trailer was stolen out of the Stettler area a week prior. The registered owner and Stettler RCMP were notified of the recovery. Have a safe week Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

We want you to send us photos! Jennifer Kee, our Community Engagement and Outreach Specialist is moving her house visits online. If you would like to receive sp...ecialized tips to make your property safer, send us a private message and we will reply back with advice from Jennifer Kee. #SaferAB #HereToHelp See more

Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch Message - MAY 4, 2020 TOFIELD RCMP media release: Good Morning,... Last week, Tofield RCMP responded to a total of 27 calls for service On April 27th, Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a female walking on the railroad tracks near Poe, AB. The female was located who indicated that she had health issues and had no other means of transportation. She was taken to Tofield Health Centre to be assessed and then driven home by RCMP Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a grass fire south of Ryley on the afternoon of April 27th. The property owner was burning bush when the wind came up and caught a couple of outbuildings on fire. Tofield and Ryley Fire Departments were on scene and were able to contain the blaze. No one was hurt during the incident During the evening hours, Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a male running barefoot on Hwy 14. RCMP located the male and he stated that he had locked his keys in his vehicle and was running home to get the spare set. As he was initially wearing steel toed shoes, he decided that running barefoot was the better option. RCMP gave him a ride home Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a fire by the train tracks during the night hours or May 1st. Tofield Fire and CN Police were also on scene. Fire reported that 4 pails of lubricant for the tracks had been lit on fire. The train conductors reported seeing a male on a quad before they called in to their dispatch. This file is still under investigation On May 2nd, Tofield RCMP were dispatched to a domestic situation during the early morning hours. There was also a complaint of a suicidal person from the same rural address. Police attended with Tofield EMS and one occupant was transported without incident to the Tofield Health Centre for assessment While on patrol on May 3rd, Members stopped a black Dodge Ram in the Town of Tofield. The driver of the truck was a suspended driver. The driver was issued a summons for court and the vehicle was towed. It is an automatic 30 day seizure Have a great week, Sheryl Cpl. S. CODY Tofield RCMP Detachment Admin: 780-662-3353 Cell: 780-678-9984 Fax: 780-662-2200 REMINDER: Report any suspicious activity to nearest RCMP 780-662-3352 Tofield Or 780-336-3434 Viking The Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch System

Social distancing? No problem! Viking RCMP members were busy today visiting local and Provincial award winners for the Alberta Provincial Rural Crime Watch Association poster contest! Lots of school kids within the Beaverhill Rural Crime Watch area enter the yearly poster contest, and this area has been represented in the calendar on a regular basis! More visits to come!

We want to remind all hunters to follow all current public health orders - including isolating if sick, practicing physical distancing and practicing good hygie...ne. We also encourage you to keep in mind the Chief Medical Officer of Healths recommendations to stay close to home during this pandemic. We do recognize with the opening of spring hunting season for black bear and white geese, some hunters who live close to certain WMUs may still be planning to go hunting. We want to remind hunters that all hunting rules and regulations continue to be in effect, and hunters are still required to obtain the proper licences and permits before they head out. If you wish to hunt on agricultural public land or privately owned land, make sure you are taking the steps you need to complete before you enter onto the land. Learn more about land access at https://mywildalberta.ca/hunting/land-access.aspx For spring bear hunting, baiting is permitted in some WMUs, but there are specific rules that need to be followed. Baiting is prohibited within 1.6 km (1 mi.) of occupied dwellings, provincial parks that are not designated as Wildland Provincial Parks, provincial and forest recreation areas and some industrial sites. Each bait site must have a readily observable sign legibly showing the owners name, WIN, Big Game Outfitter-guide Permit number, or Big Game Guide Designation Number, as well as have surrounding signs posted to warn other people of its presence. More information can be found on page 56 of the Alberta Hunting Regulations book: http://albertaregulations.ca/2019-Alberta-Hunting-Regulatio For spring goose hunting (Rosss and snow geese), please ensure you have both the provincial and federal licenses required for migratory game bird hunting. Provincial licences that were valid in the fall of 2019 expire annually at the end of March, so a new provincial game bird licence is needed to hunt during spring 2020 spring goose hunting seasons. Federal migratory game bird hunting permits that were valid in the fall of 2019 may still be used however for the 2020 spring white geese seasons. More information on game bird hunting can be found here: http://www.albertaregulations.ca/huntingregs/birdregs.html In this video, Officer Dana Brand talks about a few more things hunters need to know about spring bear hunting season.

Great job by the Vegreville RCMP!

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Thank you to all volunteers who help keep our communities safe!

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