         A friendly reminder: The Carlyle RCMP want to encourage people to lock their vehicles and houses. Many people will leave a vehicle unlocked and hide a key somewhere on the vehicle, but RCMP want people to know that there are only so many hiding places and a hidden key is not a good idea. RCMP have received various calls regarding vehicles that have been entered, but if unlocked then it is not a breaking and entering.
               In regards to fraud RCMP remind people that if someone offers you money, but you have to send them money first it is likely fraud. Additionally, if someone calls asking for bank information, Social Insurance Number, and Date of Birth it is likely a fraud. If you suspect you’re being a target of fraud contact the Canadian Anti Fraud Agency.
81 files
               The Carlyle RCMP dealt with 81 calls to service between Friday, Oct. 23, and Thursday, Oct. 29.
911 call
               There was a 911 misdial at Kenosee Lake.
Arson
               A suspected arson was reported in the Carlyle area and is currently under investigation.
Assistance
               Carlyle RCMP provided assistance to other police agencies regarding warrants.
               Members were made aware of a missing person from the Carlyle area and are following up on this.
               Carlyle RCMP worked with Weyburn City Police regarding an individual who had been causing issues in both Arcola and Weyburn. The subject was of police interest for two weeks and will appear in court in Estevan for possession of a dangerous weapon, careless storage of a firearm, uttering threats, and assaulting a police officer.
Disturbing the peace
               Members responded to a loud party in Carlyle for disturbing the peace.
Traffic infractions
               An impaired driver was reported in the area, but patrols were unable to locate them.
               A local driver was found driving while disqualified and a short time later was again stopped for driving while disqualified as well as for impaired driving.
               There was a driver in the Carlyle area who was stopped for driving without due care and attention.
               Two vehicles in Carlyle and one in Arcola were both stopped and fined $580 for not being registered.
               Five stop sign tickets were issued in the detachment area at $230 each.
               There were over 30 speeders stopped and fined for driving at excess speeds.
               Four seatbelt tickets were issued at $175 each within the detachment area.
               An individual was fined for using their cell phone while driving.
               Members received a complaint about unsecure cargo on a vehicle in Redvers.
               Five warning tickets were issued for vehicle equipment such as tint and for minor offences.
Thefts
               Four thefts occurred in the detachment area. A Hallowe’en gargoyle was stolen from Arcola. The gargoyle is five feet high and the RCMP ask anyone who has information regarding the gargoyle to contact them.
               A 75 gallon slip tank was stolen from Carlyle.
               There was a theft from a motor vehicle in Kisbey.
               A truck was stolen from Carlyle.
Harassing phone calls
               There were two complaints of harassing phone calls: one was in Arcola and the other in Wawota.
Mischief
               Two mischief calls were reported in the Carlyle area and are under investigation.
               There was a call regarding public mischief where an individual requested police assistance and an investigation was opened, however, it was proven the complainant was lying to officers.
