FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
911 and Telephone Service Outage--UPDATE
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
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Detachment Commander
A/S/Sgt Yves Forget
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
911 and Telephone Service Outage--UPDATE
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
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Detachment Commander
A/S/Sgt Yves Forget
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
911 Service Outage
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
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Detachment Commander
A/S/Sgt Yves Forget
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
Missing Child Located—Presumed Drowned
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A search immediately began. The boy was located in the
The deceased boy has been identified as Matthew Morden of Alban.
The investigation is continuing by OPP Crime and Identification Units.
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander
A/S/Sgt Yves Forget
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 08 Octobre 2010
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Missing Boater’s Body Located
Volunteer searchers located the body shortly after noon on October 8th, they had been searching since September 30th along with OPP officers, the OPP Helicopter unit and officers from the Wikwemikong Tribal Police and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Service.
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Volunteer searchers located the body shortly after noon on October 8th, they had been searching since September 30th along with OPP officers, the OPP Helicopter unit and officers from the Wikwemikong Tribal Police and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Service.
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Missing Boater’s Body Located
Volunteer searchers located the body shortly after noon on October 8th, they had been searching since September 30th along with OPP officers, the OPP Helicopter unit and officers from the Wikwemikong Tribal Police and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Service.
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Volunteer searchers located the body shortly after noon on October 8th, they had been searching since September 30th along with OPP officers, the OPP Helicopter unit and officers from the Wikwemikong Tribal Police and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Service.
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Volunteer searchers located the body shortly after noon on October 8th, they had been searching since September 30th along with OPP officers, the OPP Helicopter unit and officers from the Wikwemikong Tribal Police and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Service.
A post mortem is scheduled for next week, foul play is not suspected.
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander
S/Sgt Tim Foster
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 07 October 2010
Marihuana Grow –Op Dismantled
On the 06 October 2010 members of the OPP Drug Enforcement Unit and the Noelville OPP Detachment excecuted a CDSA search warrant in the Markstay-Warren area and seized approximately eighty-three pounds of marihuana and some cocaine in a residence. Two adults, one male in his fifties and a female, both from Levack were arrested and charged with various drug offences. Total value of drugs seized was $757,105.25.
Contact: Phone: 705.898.2211
Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Administration Sargeant
Robert Digby
Phone: 705.898.2211
Phone: 705.898.2211
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 04 Octobre 2010
Update
Missing Boater Presumed Drowned (
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Sometime after 1:00 p.m. on
Officers with the Noelville OPP Marine Unit attended the scene to conduct a search on the water with the assistance of the OPP Snowmobile, All Terrain and Vessel Enforcement (S.A.V.E.) Unit, the OPP Helicopter Unit, Underwater Search & Recovery Unit (USRU), and Emergency Response Team (ERT).
Members of the Wikwemikong Tribal Police, and the United Chiefs and Council of Manitoulin (UCCM) Police Services also attended the scene to assist in the search.
At this point the OPP ERT and USRU have exhausted their avenues to search. The OPP Marine and Helicopter Units will continue to provide periodic shoreline searches for WAKEGIJIG.
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Contact: Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander S/Sgt Tim Foster
S/Sgt Tim Foster
S/Sgt Tim Foster
S/Sgt Tim Foster
S/Sgt Tim Foster
S/Sgt Tim Foster
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville, Warren-Warren, Killarney DATE:
Labour Day Weekend
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"A moment of inattention can result in injury and death," states Inspector Mark Andrews - Traffic and Marine Commander, North East Region. "Drivers are drifting across the centre line for whatever reason, possibly distraction or fatigue and slamming into oncoming traffic. Drivers seem to let down their guard in sunny weather and are less alert to what's going on around them."
So far this year, more than 40 people have been killed on the Region’s highways, waterways, and trails. All available resources and personnel will be deployed for the Labour Day Weekend as the OPP will continue to crack down on aggressive drivers, those who drink and drive, and those fail to buckle up or fail to use safety equipment.
Keep our emergency services and police officers safe, move over for stopped emergency vehicles on the side of the road with emergency lights activated – it’s the law.
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Contact:
Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander
S/Sgt Tim Foster
Phone: 705.898.2211
Phone: 705.898.2211
Phone: 705.898.2211
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
Update Fatal
Crash Highway
17 Verner
(Identity of deceased)
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The driver, 48 year old Hank Van Goch of
The investigation is being conducted by members of the Warren and Noëlville OPP Detachments with the assistance of OPP Technical Traffic Collision Investigators.
Traffic on highway 17 was restricted. The Highway is now fully reopened.
The deceased has been identified as 41 year old Hannah Nelson of
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Contact:
Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander
S/Sgt Tim Foster
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
FATAL
(West
The driver, 48 year old Hank Van Goch of
The investigation is being conducted by members of the Warren and Noëlville OPP Detachments with the assistance of OPP Technical Traffic Collision Investigators.
Traffic on highway 17 was restricted. The Highway is now fully reopened.
The name of the deceased is being withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Contact:
Constable Rodney Petroski
Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Commander
S/Sgt Tim Foster
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE:
Update
Fatal
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The lone male occupant died in the crash. He is identified as thirty five year old Robert B. Campbell of Massey
The Highway was closed for several hours while OPP Technical Traffic Collision Investigators examined the scene, and crews worked to clean up the spilled load.
The collision occurred during daylight hours, the roads were dry, foggy conditions were reported at the time.
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Contact:
Constable Rodney Petroski
|Community Services Officer
Or
Detachment Sergeant
Sgt Rob Digby
Phone: 705.898.2211
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP DATE:
Highway 539A Closed due to Collision
(NOELVILLE, ON) Noelville OPP are currently investigating a motor vehicle collision on Highway 539A,
Contact: Sgt. Robert Digby
Noelville OPP Detachment
705-898-2211
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP Detachment DATE: 09 June 2010
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP Detachment DATE: 09 June 2010
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP Detachment DATE: 09 June 2010
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP Detachment DATE: 09 June 2010
Single Vehicle Rollover Closes Highway 17 near Hagar
(Markstay Warren) – At about 8:10 pm on Tuesday, June 08h, 2010 members of the Noelville OPP Detachment responded to a single motor vehicle collision on Highway 17 approximately two kilometres West of Highway 535 in Hagar.
The vehicle was travelling West on Highway 17 when it lost control and rolled over.
One person was ejected and both occupants were transported by ambulance to a Sudbury Hospital with minor injuries.
Technical Traffic Collision Investigators assisted the Ontario Provincial Police with their investigation.
The driver, Ari HARJU-PANULA, age 49 of Sudbury, was charged with Impaired Driving and Driving with Over 80 mgs of Alcohol per 100 mls of Blood. He will appear in Court in August 2010.
Highway 17 was closed to traffic until 1:00 am. This collision is being investigated by P.C. Joanne Foulem of the Noelville
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Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
FROM/DE: Noelville OPP Detachment DATE: 05 June 2010
Fatal Collision – Hwy 17 near Hagar
(Markstay Warren) – At 7:00 am on Saturday, June 05th, 2010 members of the Noelville and Warren OPP Detachments responded to a motor vehicle collision on Highway 17 approximately four kilometres West of Highway 535 in Hagar.
The collision involved a delivery truck and a compact car. The driver of the car was pronounced dead at the scene and the driver of the truck was transported to the Sudbury General Hospital with minor injuries. A passenger in the car sustained no injuries.
The Ontario Provincial Police and Technical Traffic Collision Investigators are continuing their investigation. No names are being released at this time, pending notification of family members.
Traffic on Highway 17 was reduced to one lane for most of the morning. Both lanes of traffic were back to normal at 1:15 pm. This collision is being investigated by P.C. Christopher Bennison of the Noelville Detachment.
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Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 13 May 2010
OPP Dismantles Drug Grow in Alban
(French River, ON.) – On 12 May 2010, officers of the OPP Organized Crime Enforcement Bureau Sudbury Drug Enforcement Unit with the assistance of the Provincial Weapons Enforcement Unit, OPP K9, UCCM Anishnaabe Police, Wikwemikong Tribal Police, and Noëlville Detachment uniformed officers attended a residence on Highway 64 in the Municipality of French River (Alban) to execute a Controlled Drugs and Substances Act (CDSA) search warrant.
Officers seized 87 marihuana plants, a quantity of dried cannabis marihuana and cannabis resin, a large quantity prescription medication, as well as indoor grow equipment and firearms. The total value of the seized drugs and property exceeds $100,000.00.
As a result of the investigation, three people face charges under the CDSA and the Criminal Code of Canada (CCC). Danny Jacobson (48) and Kim Jacobson (46) of Alban are each charged with:| one count of Production of a Controlled Substance, one count of Possession of Cannabis Marihuana for the Purpose of Trafficking two counts of Possession of Unauthorized Firearm.
A third man from Alban will also face charges.
Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 25 April 2010
Update: Missing Boater on the French River at Cedar Rapids
(French River, ON) - on 24 April 2010, at approximately 4:15p.m members of the OPP Underwater Search and Recovery Unit (USRU) recovered the body of the missing Noëlville man.
The body of 44 year old Philippe Hebert was located submerged below the Cedar Rapids. Hebert was not wearing a lifejacket.
Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 25 April 2010
OPP Searches for Missing Boater
(French River, ON)- The Ontario Provincial Police were called to the Cedar Rapids area of the French River to search for a missing boater on the evening of April 24th, 2010.
At approximately 7:23pm the OPP were called to Cedar Rapids on the French River where it was reported that a boat overturned in the rapids. WItnesses say a lone male was in the vessel at the time. The male did not make it to shore.
The OPP underwater Search and Recovery Unit (USRU) will be attending the area on 25 April to search for the missing man.
Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
FROM/DE: Noëlville Detachment DATE: 25 April 2010
OPP Investigates a Fatal ATV Crash
St.-Charles, ON) - One female is dead following an ATV crash on a logging Road in Hendrie Township west of the Municipality of St.-Charles. The collision occured on April 24th at approximately 4:30pm.
Brenda Pushman (40) of Naughton Ontario was operating the ATV when it went out of control. Pushman was flown to Sudbury Regional Hospital by air ambulance. She was pronounced dead at the hospital.
The Noëlville Detachment continues to investigate the crash. the OPP urges anyone who may have witnesses the incident to contact them at 705.898.2211 or 1-888.310.1122.
Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Or: | Detachment Commander |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
August 27, 2009 MAN DIES BOATING MISHAP Wahnapitae River,
Sturgeon Chutes (French River, ON)The Ontario Provincial Police were called to the scene of a fatal boating incident at the Wahnapitae River, S turgeon Chutes yesterday evening (Wednesday, August 27, 2009).
The deceased, John RYAN, 76 years of age, Stone Lake, Wisconsin, USA, was pulled from the Sturgeon Chutes after his motorboat capsized in the turbulent waters. RYAN was vacationing at an area lodge and had gone out fishing with a local youth earlier that day. Concern was raised when the duo failed to return for dinner and the lodge owner went out to look for the overdue fishermen. He located them and their severely damaged vessel on the shores of the Chutes.
Police investigation revealed that RYAN had been operating the boat when he was caught in the whirlpools near the falls and both occupants were tossed into the water. Although there were life jackets onboard only the youth was able to pull his on before he hit the water. Once he managed to surface, he was able to pull the unconscious RYAN to the shore but his CPR attempts failed to revive the older man.
A post-mortem examination was conducted today, at the Sudbury Regional Hospital - Laurentian Site. Results indicate the cause of death as drowning. Alcohol was not a factor in the incident.
Contact: | P.C. Rodney Petroski |
Phone: | 705-898-2211 |
