Crime Stoppers weekly update
Break & Enter
The Middlesex OPP is investigating a Break, enter and Theft at the Movie Gallery in Dorchester. About 1:37 am on the 21st of November thieves forced open the front door of the store, which set off the alarm. They entered the store and stole approximately 50 Xbox games and 50 Playstation games, as well as nine Star Wars III movies. These games were in sealed packages with “Movie Gallery” on them. The value of the stolen property is $5,000.
If you have any information on this or any other crimes in the London-Middlesex area, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Winter Driving
London Police Service and Crime Stoppers want to remind motorists that despite what Wiarton Willie said, winter driving conditions may be with us for a few more weeks. Motrorists can best avoid collisions by following some common sense tips and remembering that winter driving is very different from driving conditions experienced in warmer weather.
An important first step in avoiding potentially hazardous situations is to leave earlier than usual to prevent having to speed to your destination. Driving slowly and leaving space when following other traffic will give you more time to react in the event of an emergency stop and clearing off all your windows, topping up the washer fluid and making sure your wipers work will give you the best possible view of the road ahead and behind. Don't be an agressive driver, be a cooperative driver.
The Middlesex OPP is investigating a Break, enter and Theft at the Movie Gallery in Dorchester. About 1:37 am on the 21st of November thieves forced open the front door of the store, which set off the alarm. They entered the store and stole approximately 50 Xbox games and 50 Playstation games, as well as nine Star Wars III movies. These games were in sealed packages with “Movie Gallery” on them. The value of the stolen property is $5,000.
If you have any information on this or any other crimes in the London-Middlesex area, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS.
Winter Driving
London Police Service and Crime Stoppers want to remind motorists that despite what Wiarton Willie said, winter driving conditions may be with us for a few more weeks. Motrorists can best avoid collisions by following some common sense tips and remembering that winter driving is very different from driving conditions experienced in warmer weather.
An important first step in avoiding potentially hazardous situations is to leave earlier than usual to prevent having to speed to your destination. Driving slowly and leaving space when following other traffic will give you more time to react in the event of an emergency stop and clearing off all your windows, topping up the washer fluid and making sure your wipers work will give you the best possible view of the road ahead and behind. Don't be an agressive driver, be a cooperative driver.
