ESTEVAN — Estevan Police Service received a report of a neighbor starting a fire in their yard that began spreading to the complainant’s yard on Aug. 12. Both parties were spoken to and the file was forwarded onto bylaw officer and Estevan Fire and Rescue for follow-up.
EPS also received a report of a domestic disturbance, in which a woman in a blue truck was screaming and trying to jump out. Police were provided with a description and direction of travel, but no license plate was obtained. Members patrolled the area and could not locate the vehicle. RCMP were also notified.
A report of a suspicious vehicle observed driving into Royal Heights Veterans Memorial Park was received during nightshift. Members attended, and it was determined that someone had been injured and was unable to walk, so the vehicle was used to transport them from scene.
Police received a report of an assault at a residence on the east side of Estevan. That matter remains under investigation.
A complaint of a fraud was received the same day. The investigation is pending the complainant providing a statement in the matter.
EPS and Estevan Fire and Rescue also responded to a local business for a fire alarm. No fire was present, and it was determined that the alarm was caused by issues with the alarm system.
