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Ashcroft RCMP Blog - November 16th, 2023

Ashcroft

2023-11-16 23:09 HNP

Under the Official Languages Act, this office provides services to the public in English only. You will find general information in both official languages at bc.rcmp.ca and rcmp.ca

Aux termes de la Loi sur les langues officielles, ce bureau n'offre des services au public qu'en anglais. Vous trouverez des renseignements généraux dans les deux langues officielles au cb.grc.ca et grc.ca.

Welcome to the Ashcroft RCMP Blog.

Through this blog, we are hoping to keep the Ashcroft, Cache Creek, and surrounding communities more informed about our ongoing efforts to serve you all. It will be available through local media outlets as well as through the Ashcroft RCMP Media Website, which can be accessed here.

Recent files of note

Two suspects identified in theft investigation

On October 29th, Ashcroft RCMP were called to the north Ashcroft area to reports of two suspects on a vacant property. Thanks to two members of the public, the suspects were located and identified quickly. A bag containing items stolen from the property was also located and the property returned to the family. The two suspects were arrested and released pending charge approval from Crown.

Traffic stop leads to expensive day for the driver

On November 16th, Ashcroft RCMP conducted a traffic stop with a grey Honda Civic in the Cache Creek area. Members identified that the vehicle was uninsured, and that the drivers’ license had expired. The driver was issued multiple violation tickets and the vehicle was towed.

Thought of the day

Property crime affects every community and can be awful to deal with personally. Victims or property crime can often feel unsafe, angry, or even violated. The thought that another person has disregarded you, your family, or your property can be a hard to contend with.

We all enjoy the fundamental right of security (see Section 7 of the Charter of Rights and Freedoms for full details) and your RCMP detachment work hard to identify and keep tabs on those individuals in our area that may attempt to take away that right through selfish or vindictive actions.

One of the best sources of information we, as the RCMP, receive regarding property crime is reports of suspicious or criminal activity from you, the public. If you have concerns regarding any activity you believe to be criminal in nature, please call us or feel free to stop by the detachment and talk.

Some key points you can implement to help the police prevent property crime are:

Report any suspicious or criminal activity, by phone, in person at the detachment, or, to remain anonymous, via CrimeStoppers
Secure not only your residence overnight, but any outbuildings as well
Don’t leave high-value items where they can be seen easily
Keep a log of your serial numbers – tools/TVs/bicycles/etc. – if you do and they are then stolen, it makes it a lot easier for us to return your property to you as well as recommend charges against offenders

If you do find yourself as a victim of property crime (or any other crime, for that matter) Ashcroft RCMP has Victim Services available, who can support you through your personal experience.

On the off-chance that there are any property crime offenders reading this blog – we are aware of you. If you make selfish choices and take away someone’s right to security, we’ll see you soon.

Diffusé par :

Gend. Richard Wright
Agent des relations avec les médias
GRC de Ashcroft
Bureau : 250-453-2216

Courriel : richard.wright@rcmp-grc.gc.ca

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