Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of theft.
Sometime between the November 27th and December 2nd culprits attended at a business on Paris St., near Nepahwin Ave., and stole a trailer. The trailer is described at a 26 foot triple axle flatbed trailer. It has two grey ramps with oak in each ramp. The trailer had no hitch as the owner was in the process installing one but had not completed the installation.
The estimated value of this trailer is just under $20 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of Theft.
Sometime over the Thanksgiving weekend, culprits attended a construction site on Nottingham Avenue and stole a Komatsu CK30-1 tracked skid steer loader. The machine is described as yellow with a black cab and is distinguishable as it has a black bucket cylinders and hydraulic couplers. This machine was on tracks and would have been removed from the area with a large tilt and load type truck, being too heavy for a standard truck or trailer. There is likely ignition damage on the machine.
The estimated value of this piece of equipment is well over $ 20 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of mischief or hate crimes.
In the early hours of April 9th the letter Z, a symbol of victory to Russian military, was spray painted on a sign in front of the Ukrainian church on Notre Dame Avenue. On the 19th of April at about 10 pm, a glass panel of the door at the Ukrainian National Federation of Sudbury on Frood Rd was smashed, leaving a hole in the center. On the 26th of April, some derogatory graffiti was located on a trail that joins School Street and runs parallel to Cobalt St, in the Copper Cliff Area. All of these are being considered as hate motivated offenses and are serious in nature. Any information to the identity of the suspect(s) would be appreciated.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to a robbery.
Around 11:00 a.m. on January 24th, A citizen got into their vehicle at the gas station near Main St. E. and Regional Rd 15 in Chelmsford and started driving. A male party, who was hiding in the vehicle, sat up, brandishing a knife and advised the victim to drive to a secluded area on Montpellier Rd. The suspect then took an undisclosed amount of cash from the victim and was picked up by a white newer model Honda Civic.
The suspect is described as darker skinned, wearing a dark grey mask, green toque and black hood. He spoke with a heavy French accent and is about 5’11’ to 6’ tall with a slim build.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of robbery.
At about 11 am on the 27th of November, our victim was leaving a financial establishment and they approached the area of the New Sudbury library. A lone male party approached and after a struggle, the culprit stole a handbag.
A male party was later observed on video, attempting to use the victim’s card. The culprit is described as in his twenties, maybe thirties, wearing a baseball cap with a yellow and white emblem and dark pants with a design on the thigh. He is seen wearing a Champion Hoody.
Crime Stoppers and the East Algoma Ontario Provincial Police are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of break, enter and theft.
An incident occurred at General Outdoors Store located on Front St in Spanish. Upon arrival at the business on the 27th of November, it was discovered that sometime since closing the previous day, culprits attended and broke into the premises. Taken were various outdoor items such as snowsuits, hoodies, coats and helmets, along with other property.
The estimated value of the loss is just under $20,000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of mischief.
At about 7 pm on Sunday, the 21st of November, police responded to a traffic complaint. Parties had gathered in their vehicles on a lot located on Edison Rd in Falconbridge. Some of the group proceeded to do donuts and race on the property, causing extensive damage to the grounds. This lot is private property.
The extent of the damage is undetermined at this time.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of a robbery.
Just before 2 am on the 26th of September, police received a call from a citizen, in regard to a robbery that had just occurred near Harman St and Vanier Lane. The citizen was walking on Pine Street and was assaulted by 2 armed males. The citizen suffered a cut lip and their backpack and cell phone were taken. Both are described as Indigenous, one male possibly, in his 50’s and one about 40 yrs of age, 5’10” wearing a black hoodie with white sleeves. Both had raspy voices.
Any information on these individuals would be appreciated.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of arson.
At about 2 am on the 26th of September, a fire broke out in a truck parked in its driveway, on Sixth Avenue in Lively, igniting the garage. Two residences were damaged by the fire, but no one was injured. Police attended at the request of the Fire Department, as the truck fire was suspicious in nature.
The estimated value of the damaged properties is undetermined at this time. Police are seeking any information in regard to this incident.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of mischief over $5 000.
Just after 11 AM on the 12th of June, at Elm Place, an unknown culprit attended the P3 Level parking lot and threw rocks, damaging 3 large windows. The culprit was seen to leave the area through an external staircase, which exits in the laneway beside the Ste Anne des Pins church, at the end of Beech Street.
The estimated value of the property damage is over $30 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of mischief over $ 5 000.
At about 3:50 on the morning of March 22nd , an unidentified couple was captured on video trying to access a parking pay Station located at Elm Place, off of Ste Anne’s Rd. The culprits were a male and female. He is described of average height with a mustache and goatee or beard, she is described as a blonde, average height.
The estimated value of the property damage is over $20 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to a break, enter and theft.
At about 5:30 on the morning of August 8th, an unidentified culprit attended a retail outlet located on Lorne St near Quinn Street and broke a window with an object. The culprit then enters and exits the premise twice to take merchandise.
The estimated value of the stolen items and damage to the property is over $2 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of theft.
Just after 10 pm on the 28th of June, a dark coloured SUV was seen attending an apartment complex on Regent Street, near York Street. It was observed stealing a 2021 14 foot Wide body Legend boat, a 20 horsepower four stroke Mercury motor and the Easy boat trailer.
The estimated value of the stolen property is $ 14 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of theft.
Sometime between 5 pm on the 13th of May and 7 am on the 14th of May, unknown suspects attended a property on Mumord Rd in Lively. The culprits took from the property a silver trailer upon which was a 2012 black Polaris ATV, with a tote trailer, snow plow and a Yard Work lawnmower. The trailer was parked in a fenced compound.
The estimated value of the stolen property is just under $ 20 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Ontario Provincial Police are seeking the public’s assistance in regard to a suspicious fire.
Members of the Noelville detachment responded to a seasonal cottage fire that took place in the early morning hours of April 28th on Turenne Road in the Municipality of French River. The Ontario Fire Marshall’s Office attended and investigated. The cause of the fire was determined to be of a suspicious nature.
The cottage was not occupied at the time and there were no injuries. Damage has been estimated to be approx. $150,000. Any information leading to the suspect in this incident would be appreciated.
Crime Stoppers and the Ontario Provincial Police are seeking the public’s assistance in solving harassment Complaints.
On March 2nd, members of the Manitoulin detachment received a complaint of letters with concerning content that were placed in the mail box of homes in Burpee / Mills Township.
On March 12th, they again responded to a complaint of similar letters being found posted on the Assiginack Post Office bulletin board.
The message conveyed intimidating content towards new landowners and a religious community on Manitoulin Island.
Further information in regard to the person responsible would be appreciated.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of break, enter and theft.
On the 18th of April, just after midnight, unknown suspects entered a home on Aspen Ct in Capreol. One of the residents of the home was present and with dogs on the upper floor of the home. The culprits did ransack the kitchen, dining and living room, all of which are on the main floor of the residence. The property taken includes electronics and jewelry.
The estimated value of the stolen property is undetermined at this time.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to an allegation of theft.
Sometime in the last week, unknown culprit(s) attended at Veteran’s Monument located on Horobin Street at the Parklawn cemetary. Staff discovered that someone had broken the bolts and removed a ceremonial sword from the monument. This sword is bronze and stands about 3 feet tall and is approximately 6 inches wide. This sword was from World War 2.
The estimated value of the stolen property is $2 000.
Crime Stoppers and the Greater Sudbury Police Service are seeking the public’s assistance in regards to allegations of mischiefs and thefts.
In the last few months, the Greater Sudbury Police Service has seen an increase in thefts from coin laundry facilities throughout the city. These thefts cause significant damage to the property and do have an impact on tenants while waiting for repairs.
Landlords are reminded to empty out their laundry machines daily, to have some security surveillance in place and if possible to consider changing to a smartcard laundry system.
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