The provincial police were busy with calls for service.
Over the period of June 6-12, the Ontario Provincial Police responded to 138 calls.
The highest volume was for traffic complaints at 28 calls, the RIDE program at 19, car accidents accounted for 16 of those calls.
There were even two sudden death calls of this time period.
OPP are reminding the public that if there is a minor incident, that citizens can use the Self Reporting Tool , or call 1-888-310-1122 to file a report.
- Traffic Complaint – 28
- RIDE – 19
- Motor Vehicle Collision – 16
- Assist Other Police Agency – 5
- Traffic Hazard – 4
- Police Information – 4
- Warrants – 4
- Assault – 4
- Escort – 3
- Suspicious Person – 3
- Police Assistance – 3
- Property Related – 2
- Traffic Enforcement – 2
- Bail Violations – 2
- Liquor Licence Act – 2
- Property Check – 2
- Mental Health – 2
- Crisis Call Diversion – 1
- Sudden Death – 2
- Motor Vehicle, Abandoned – 2
- Theft – 2
- 911 Call/911 Hang-Up – 2
- Unwanted person – 2
- Alarm – 2
- Dangerous Conditions – 1
- Person Well-Being Check -1
- Family Dispute – 1
- Marine – 1
- Trouble with Youth – 1
- Prevent Breach of Peace – 1
- Impaired/Over 80 – 1
- Animal Complaint – 1
- Property Damage – 1
- Fraud – 1
- Ambulance Assistance – 1
- Domestic Dispute – 1
- Police Information – Crime Stoppers – 1
- Community Services – 1
- Noise Complaint – 1
- Neighbour Dispute – 1
- Other – 4