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Canada Day – Collision Reporting Centre (CRC) Closed
The Collision Reporting Centre will be CLOSED on Canada Day, Friday July 1, 2016. The Collision Reporting Centre will resume normal hours on Saturday, July 2, 2016.
Update; Reported Found Human Remains**UPDATE**
Greater Sudbury Police Service can confirm that the Found Remains is a skull. The investigation is now being led by the Office of the Chief Coroner, who will be coordinating further examination of the skull.
Weapons ComplaintAt approximately 12:00 p.m.
Media Release - Greater Sudbury Police Service Introduces Bear Information LineIn the summer of 2015, the Greater Sudbury Police Service was inundated with over 1700 calls for service regarding the presence of Black Bears within our community.
In order to create efficiencies within our Communications Centre we have created a new Bear Information Line to assist the general public when dealing with Black Bears.
**Reminder** National Prescription Drug Drop Off Day – May 21, 2016Do you have expired, unwanted, and unused prescribed medication in your home?
The misuse and abuse of prescription medication has become a public safety issue for communities and police services across the country, who are working together to draw attention to this concern by fully supporting the National Prescription Drug Drop Off Day on Saturday May 21.
The National Prescription Drug Drop Off Day is a one-day initiative supported by the Canadian Association of Chiefs of Police, the.
Motor Vehicle Collision-RR15**Further investigation on scene has determined that the child was not actually on the school bus but he was walking along the side of the road when he was struck and the driver of the school bus was a witness who stopped at the accident scene**The Greater Sudbury Police Service is currently on scene at a collision wherein an 11 year old child exited a school bus and was struck by a vehicle. The exact extent of injuries are not known at this time.
Reminder: 11th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Toll BoothIt's That Time Again!
The Greater Sudbury Police Service is holding its 11th Annual Law Enforcement Torch Run Toll.
To date, the Toll Booth has raised in excess of $225,000 and we are aiming for another record year.
Robberies Solved for A&L Convenience Store and RobberyUpdate:
This evening a 29 year old Sudbury man was arrested for both of these robberies. He was identified and located through investigation by the Break, Enter and Robbery (B.
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