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Police respond to sudden deaths

Traffic

Caledon OPP officers responded to 14 property damage and four personal injury collisions during the week of Aug. 21-28.

Back to School

As the school buses start to roll and we carry on with our familiar route to work, we must prepare ourselves once again for that sudden, unexpected stop! The summer months may have allowed us to forget to be on the lookout for the bright yellow school buses and more importantly the overhead flashing red lights.

When a school bus is stopped with overhead flashers activated, you must stop in both directions. The number of lanes in the roadway makes no difference. All vehicles, in all lanes, travelling in both directions must stop.

Failure to do so will result in a Highway Traffic Act offence, set fine of $400 plus $90 surcharge, totalling $490. Accompanying the fine will be six demerit points on your driver's licence.

Theft

On Healey Road in Bolton there was a theft over $5000.00 worth of aluminum plates.

Recovered Vehicles

A motor vehicle stolen from York region was recovered on Walton Drive in Caledon.

A motor vehicle stolen from Toronto Police Services also recovered and held for examination.

Sudden Deaths

A 54-year-old man died suddenly from a heart attack in his home on Sir Lancelot in Bolton.

A 76-year-old man died suddenly in his home on Centreville Creek Road in Caledon, was pronounced at Headwaters.

Complaints

Complaints reported to Police about a female screaming for help in Albion Hills Conservation Area park were unfounded.

Two youth were left unattended for approximately half an hour. Parents were found to be sleeping. Children's Aid Society was notified.

Domestics

Allegations of Theft and Breach of NonHarassment order were reported on Landsbridge Street in Bolton.

Domestic related harassing phone calls on Highway 50.

Mount Hope Road domestic wife believed to be punched by husband.