According to police, false information was provided to officers during the investigation into the death of Travis Nickerson.
According to police, officers responded to a report of a vehicle which had allegedly gone through a backyard in the Park Place and Dalhousie S…
Of the 274 illegal firearms, including AK-47 and AR-15-style weapons, 106 were seized in Ontario, making it the largest seizure of handguns an…
The complainant was alerted of several fraudulent transactions after losing their wallet, containing a credit and debit card, police said.
Car crashed into tree as driver and passenger tried to have sexual intercourse
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Police can't say how far a car with substantial damage traveled, but it was spotted more than 60 kilometres from where OPP pulled it over.
The criminals’ instructions: Either deposit the funds in a Canadian account or transfer it to India — or “we will come and shoot you.”
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The criminals’ instructions: Either deposit the funds in a Canadian account or transfer it to India — or “we will come and shoot you.”
The Cobourg Police Service said officers responded to a home in the east end of Cobourg on Feb. 14.
It was reported that a woman pulled a victim into a room and assaulted them. Police said a bystander intervened and the victim sustained minor injuries.
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Police said the vehicle was found unoccupied at a property on Hilltop Road and an individual was observed fleeing from the scene toward County Road 2.
35-year-old man charged with arson — disregard for human life and arson — damage to property.
Police said officers engaged with a man who began causing a disturbance by swearing, yelling and threatening police.
Police responded to a report of a theft in progress at a business in the area of Spring and King streets in Cobourg at approximately 12:45 p.m. Feb. 7.
According to police, officers observed a person known to be wanted on the outstanding warrants in the area of Burke and Mathew streets in Cobourg shortly before 9 a.m. on Wednesday, Feb. 7.
Police responded to a report of a person attempting to fraudulently purchase tires from a car dealership on Highway 33.
Shortly after midnight on Saturday, Feb. 3, officers from the Northumberland Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) detachment responded to a report of a disturbance.
Cobourg police are investigating a pair of business break and enters reported on Saturday, Feb. 3.