OPP Out in Force Over Holiday Weekend – Police Blotter for the Cornwall Ontario Area – Thursday April 4, 2013

Cornwall PoliceBREACHES

            Cornwall, ON- Kelly Stapley, 49 of Cornwall was arrested on March 29, 2013. He was bound by a Recognizance with the relevant conditions to report to the Cornwall Police Service every Friday between 8:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m.  He was also bound by a Probation Order with the relevant condition to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.  It is alleged that on March 22nd and 29th, 2013 he breached his conditions by not reporting. He was charged with 2 counts of Fail to Comply with Recognizance and 1 count of Breach of Probation.  He was held in custody for a bail hearing the following day.

 

Cornwall, ON- Justin Lascelle, 19 of Moose Creek was arrested on March 30, 2013. He was bound by a Recognizance with the relevant condition not to be away from his residence unless accompanied by his surety.  It is alleged that on March 30, 2013, he breached his condition by being away from his residence without his surety.  Police were contacted and an investigation followed.  When questioned by police, he provided a false identity.  He was charged with Personation, Obstruct Police and Fail to Comply with Recognizance.  He was held in custody for a bail hearing the following day.

 

          Cornwall ON- Jonathan Charlebois, 25 of Cornwall was arrested on March 29, 2013.  He was bound by a Probation Order with the relevant condition to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.  He was also bound by an Undertaking given to an Officer in Charge with the relevant conditions to abide by a curfew of 11:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m. and to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.  It is alleged that on March 29, 2013, he breached his conditions by being away from his residence after 11:00 p.m.  He was charged with 2 counts of Breach of OIC’s Undertaking and 1 count of Breach of Probation.  He was held in custody for a bail hearing the following day.

Cornwall, ON- Derek Mayer, 30 of Cornwall was arrested on April 1, 2013. He was bound by a Recognizance with the relevant condition to notify the Cornwall Police Service of any change of address.  It is alleged that on March 25, 2013 he breached his condition by failing to report his change of address. He was charged with 1 count of Fail to Comply with Recognizance.  He was released to appear in court on May 23, 2013.

 

Cornwall ON- Shane Sarault, 20 of Cornwall was arrested on March 31, 2013.  He was bound by a Probation Order with the relevant condition to keep the peace and be of good behaviour.  He was also bound by an Undertaking given to an Officer in Charge with the relevant conditions to keep the peace and be of good behaviour and not be in the company of a child under the age of 16 unless the child is accompanied by a parent/guardian.  It is alleged that on March 31, 2013, he breached his conditions by being in the company of a 15 year old child.  He was charged with 2 counts of Breach of OIC’s Undertaking and 1 count of Breach of Probation.  He was held in custody for a bail hearing the following day.

ASSAULT

        Cornwall ON- Kevin Simser, 29 of Cornwall was arrested on March 28, 2013.  It was alleged that on March 27th, he attended a Montreal Road address and began a confrontation with a male friend striking the victim in the chest causing him to fall to the ground.  No injuries were sustained by the victim.  Police were contacted and the investigation revealed the male was also in breach of Police and Probation conditions.  The male was later arrested and released to attend court on charges of assault, being unlawfully in a dwelling, breach of undertaking and breach of probation. He was released to appear in court on May 9, 2013.

CAUSE DISTURBANCE

 

         Cornwall ON- Stephanie Kirker, 27 of Cornwall was arrested on March 28, 2013 for Cause Disturbance.  It is alleged that at approximately 10:55 p.m. while on Elm Street she was yelling and screaming.  Police were contacted and an investigation followed. She was subsequently released to attend court April 23, 2013.

BREAK AND ENTER

 

         Cornwall ON- On March 30, 2013, Patrick Delafontaine a 19 year old male was arrested for two counts of Break and Enter to residences in the area of Brookdale Avenue and Fifteenth Street West.  Police were called and the male was identified as allegedly committing the offence. The police searched the area and later observed him driving a stolen motor vehicle in a dangerous manner, and then failing to stop for police.  The male was subsequently arrested and held in custody for a bail hearing.  He faces charges of Break and Enter, Attempt Break and Enter, Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle, Flight from Police, Theft of a Motor Vehicle, and Theft Under $5000.00.

SEXUAL ASSAULT

 

         Cornwall ON- On March 25, 2013, Cornwall Police began an investigation into an alleged sexual assault which occurred at a Cornwall high school.  Investigation revealed that a 14 year old male student of the school inappropriately touched a female student in the preceding month.  The male was subsequently arrested and charged with Sexual Assault.  He was released to attend court May 2, 2013.  The name of the male is not being released as per provisions under the Youth Criminal Justice Act.

ASSAULT POLICE

 

         Cornwall ON- On March 30, 2013, Andrea Menard age 49 of Cornwall was arrested for Assault Police, Resist Arrest and Breach of Probation.  She was bound by a Probation Order with the relevant condition to keep the peace and be of good behavior. It is alleged that the female was Intoxicated in the area of First Street and Lawrence Avenue.  Police attended the area and subsequently arrested the female for being intoxicated in a public place. While being arrested it is alleged that she resisted arrest and assaulted the officers by spitting at them.  The female was released to attend court on April 16, 2013.

THREATS

 

Cornwall ON – Dawn Roettger, age 29 of Cornwall was arrested on March 31, 2013 for Uttering Threats to Cause Bodily Harm.  It is alleged that on March 29, 2013, she attended a Marlborough Street location and threatened a 32 year old female.  Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted. Roettger was charged with Uttering Threats.  She was released to appear in court on April 25, 2013.

ASSAULT WITH A WEAPON

 

Cornwall, ON – Christopher Smith, 34 of Cornwall, was arrested on March 31, 2013 for Assault with a Weapon.  It is alleged that on March 30, 2013, he was involved in an altercation with a 37 year old male hitting him with a blunt object. Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted. The victim was treated at the Cornwall Community Hospital for minor injuries and released. Christopher Smith was charged with Assault with a Weapon and released to appear in court on April 30, 2013.

DOMESTIC ASSAULT AND MISCHIEF

 

Cornwall, ON – A 24 year old Cornwall male was arrested on March 31, 2013 for Domestic related Assault, 3 counts of Assault with a weapon, 2 counts of Mischief Under $5000, Uttering Threats to cause Bodily Harm, Uttering Threats to Damage Property, and Possession of a Dangerous Weapon.  It is alleged that on March 31, 2013, he and his 34 year old common-law spouse were involved in a verbal argument which turned into a physical altercation.  Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted.  The male was charged with Assault, 3 counts of Assault with a weapon, 2 counts of Mischief Under $5000, Uttering Threats to cause Bodily Harm, Uttering Threats to Damage Property, and Possession of a Dangerous Weapon.  He was held in custody for a bail hearing the following day.  The male’s name is not being released in order to protect the identity of the victim.

DOMESTIC MISCHIEF

 

Cornwall, ON – An 18 year old Prescott, Ontario male was arrested on April 1, 2013 for Domestic Mischief.  It is alleged that on March 31, 2013, he caused damage to his 18 year old girlfriend’s apartment.  Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted.  The male was charged with Mischief Under $5000.  He was released to appear in court on May 23, 2012.  The male’s name was not released in order to protect the identity of the victim.

OVER 80

 

Cornwall, ON – Robert Varley, age 42 of Cornwall was arrested shortly prior to 6:18 p.m.  on April 1, 2013 for having Over 80 milligrams of Alcohol in 100 millilitres of his blood. It is alleged that on April 1, 2013 he was involved in a motor vehicle collision on York Street. Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted.  Roadside and Intoxilizer Testing resulted in a charge of Over 80. He was released to appear in court on April 11, 2013.

DOMESTIC HARRASSMENT

 

Cornwall, ON – An 18 year old Lunenburg, Ontario male was arrested on April 2, 2013 for Domestic Assault with a Weapon and Criminal Harassment.  It is alleged that on March 27, 2013, he followed and intimidated his 17 year old ex-girlfriend, and later the same day threw objects at her, however did not hit her.  Police were contacted and an investigation was conducted.  The male was charged with Assault with a Weapon and Criminal Harassment.  He was held in custody to await a bail hearing the following day.

Hooboy the OPP were out in force this holiday weekend!

Ontario Provincial Police News Portal [STORMONT DUNDAS and GLENGARRY] Long Weekend Results in Numerous Charges 2013-04-03

(Smiths Falls, ON) – During the long weekend, from March 29 through to April 1, 2013, members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in East Region were focussing on proper seatbelt usage and aggressive drivers on OPP patrolled highways and trails. As a result officers issued the following offence notices.
Speeding – 1707
Racing – 11
Seatbelt – 267
Distracted Driving – 60
Hazardous Moving Violations – 84
Other HTA – 259
Liquor Licence Act – 24
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act – 70
Impaired – 21
Other Criminal Code Driving Charges – 13
Warns Range Suspensions – 12
ATV – OFVA Offences – 5
Other Provincial Statute Charges – 10
Drug charges – 6
It is everyone’s responsibility to keep our roads safe.  Drive within the law, pay attention and report aggressive drivers.
Ontario Provincial Police News Portal [STORMONT DUNDAS and GLENGARRY] Long Weekend Results in Numerous Charges 2013-04-03

(Smiths Falls, ON) – During the long weekend, from March 29 through to April 1, 2013, members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) in East Region were focussing on proper seatbelt usage and aggressive drivers on OPP patrolled highways and trails. As a result officers issued the following offence notices.
Speeding – 1707
Racing – 11
Seatbelt – 267
Distracted Driving – 60
Hazardous Moving Violations – 84
Other HTA – 259
Liquor Licence Act – 24
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act – 70
Impaired – 21
Other Criminal Code Driving Charges – 13
Warns Range Suspensions – 12
ATV – OFVA Offences – 5
Other Provincial Statute Charges – 10
Drug charges – 6
It is everyone’s responsibility to keep our roads safe.  Drive within the law, pay attention and report aggressive drivers.
Milena Cardinal

5 Comments

  1. To all CFN readers take heed .

    I wrote a blurb the other day on OPP warning .It did not appear to have made it on .

    There is a relatively new traffic violation on the books .

    When seeing a stooped cruiser with flashing lights ,stop ,slow down or go on the other side ,whatever the need may be @ the time .

    The fine for not doing so by my experience is $400.00 + court cost $90.00

    The old hat of pulling over for an emergency vehicle still exits .

    I can only presume to many were being struck .officers that is .

    I went to court to try and defend myself to no avail .

    My purpose was two fold, one to try and defend the charge and secondly to let police know that if they do not have a flashlight or a
    vest on or a hat with a badge they are not that visible when stepping amongst the flashing red and blue lights .

    In my case there was a car travelling in the opposite direction too .

    Fortunately for him and I, he was not struck .He was not visible to me or my wife till we were almost past him . Why he would have walked onto the roadway to get back in his car was beyond us. Surely he didn’t see us amonst the flashing lights either .

    I hope that the number of Cornwall Police and OPP that were in the court house that morning, have taken heed .

    If any officers read this, reinact it for yourselves ,this occured in my case @ 1048 pm.In the dark ,with dark cloathing and that;s it .You do not show up clearly among the flashing lights ,yes my headlights were on and the back seat driver guess who ??was my passenger and when she doesn’t say anything well what more can I say .

  2. Mr Gordon
    There was a lot of publicity about this law designed to save Police officers…BUT…about a month ago OPP were using a Lazar to catch speeders just outside of Casselman
    There are lots of speeders but OPP tactics are really dangerous in my humble opinion….the lazar officer was in the centre median turn road of 417…but the officers stopping traffic were out of their cruisers on the side of the highway…to flag down those caught. There has to be a better way…two yrs ago I saw a brave/foolish officer almost get killed as he stepped out onto the highway in heavy traffic…to signal one of many cars going past.
    I was shocked and upset that an officer could loose his life to catch a speeder…There is already a “Memorial Bridge” to Officer Dent just outside of Ottawa.
    I was happy to see some officers going to the passenger window of cars stopped on dangerous highway 138..a really smart move.
    I just hope it doesn’t put them more at risk…what to do…get hit by a car with a distracted or target fixated driver…or go to passenger window.
    It wasn’t that long ago that police near Morrisburg had a shootout with some criminals they stopped that open fire during a “routine” traffic stop. The criminal paid with his life that day

    FACTS
    Provincial Constable Harold H. Dent Bridge
    Ontario Provincial Police, Badge #44
    March 2, 1903 – June 20, 1940

    Constable Harold (Hal) Dent was responding to a telephone call about a suspicious person at the train station in Navan. When he approached the suspect and asked him to identify himself, the man pulled a gun from his coat and shot Constable Dent in the abdomen. He died within an hour, still on the floor of the station. His killer, a transient wanted for a break and enter the night before, was shot and killed by an off-duty OPP officer a short distance from the station.

    Constable Dent was 37, and survived by his wife Wilma and infant son Murray.

    Bridge Structure – Highway 417 bridge crossing over the railway tracks just East of Walkley Road

  3. Hi in court I told them they wear bullett proof vest why if your
    stopping cars @ night would you not wear a flurescent vest .

    There was plenty of room to get his car off the road .

    He was partialy on the road there was plenty of room to get by till he walk out onto the road .

    The unfuny part about this is after my ticket I left he passed me with lights still flashing on a double line.got infront of me shut off his lights carried on up to a stop sign didn’t stop or signal .Turned right , and proceeded to stopped another car for no apparent reason .

    I’m behind him a short distance he does it again this time he didn’t get out of the car till I pased by .I was only a block from home .I’m thinking oh no he isn’t going to ding me again .I honestly was afraid to go by him .

    Now I didn’t hit him,It could have been close .

    If I would have hit him and SIU>would have been out to investigate
    my belief would be that he may have been repremanded for not wearing a vest no light ,not being off the road ,the person he had off as passed it was not what I would call an emergency .A ticket .

    They should be forced to watch Police most dangerous videos .

    I see OPP are now wearing flurescent vest and walking to the passenger side to speak to drivers ,they also get off on the shoulder .

    Good for them the job is hard enough without putting themselves in immediate dange .

    Drivers are @ the mercy of the police, really on this one ,just saying .

    He then stopped on the side of the road again

  4. Mr Gordon
    so glad u didn’t think i was saying anything bad to you..
    You didn’t know the rule about moving over…there seem to be plenty or drivers who don’t know…or don’t care…and don’t move over for police vehicles..
    After a truck driver stumbled out of his cab and was almost hit by a family member who was on the road non stop for work…I started moving over for every stopped vehicle.
    Your also right about police wearing bright vests…after driving for hours into the sun near North Bay…I almost hit an officer directing traffic in the middle of the busy two lane highway…Couldn’t see him in dark uniform
    I told him this…but he didn’t have time…or care about my thoughts…
    Also know these officers face death every time they approach a car..but comparing notes…with an older family member….every time u have contact with police today…they always seem to have a chip on the shoulder…guess its from dealing with all the criminals..but at a ride program stop…I tried to tell an OPP officer that i was sorry a few officer had been killed that day…he acted like i had challenged him to a fight or something…tough job…that i wouldn’t wish on my best..or worst friend.
    Without boring u to tears…I saw an old courage in red tv show about RCMP task force at Cornwall…the young smugglers were telling camera crew to double ff off..berating the cops…and…drove off after being stopped.
    The RCMP guy said they were not allowed to chase…guess this message never made it to that “decorated” officer who was chasing a car that smashed into an elderly couple…killing them…On Indian Tribal Lands.

  5. jamie…very sorry…should have read my comment before post……could u spell check me please..on this line deepest thanks speed

    I tried to tell an OPP officer that i was sorry a few( FELLOW)officer had been killed that day…

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