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Brampton drivers charged with speeding on Highway 10

Traffic

Caledon OPP Officers responded to 18 property damage and eight personal injury collisions during the week of Dec. 25-31.

High Milers

of the Week

Monday, Jan. 1 at approximately 6:58 a.m., Caledon OPP Traffic Sergeant Krug observed two motor vehicles traveling side by side at an extreme high rate of speed on Highway 10 near The Forks of the Credit Road in Caledon. Both vehicles were stopped and both drivers were charged with speeding - 156 km-h in an 80-km-h posted zone. Twenty-threeyear old Blair Levesque of Brampton and 17-year-old Vlad Serban of Brampton will both appear in court Jan. 26 in answer to the 76 km-h over charge.

Alcohol & Driving

Saturday, Dec. 30, police responded to a single motor vehicle collision on The Gore Road, south of Highway 9. A vehicle had been driven into a guardrail and then came to a stop in the ditch. The driver, 27- year-old Ryan Onodi of Caledon was subsequently charged with Impaired Driving, Dangerous Operation of a Motor Vehicle and Failure to Provide a Breath Sample. He will appear in court Feb. 8.

Mischief

Thursday, Dec. 28, the water towers and rear exterior walls of the hockey arena in Bolton were damaged sometime over night by vandals. The culprits marked the property with graffiti causing extensive damage.

Stolen and

Recovered Vehicles

Friday, Dec. 29, a trailer was stolen from a Highway 10 property and was recovered abandoned on The Grange Sideroad two days later.

Sunday, Dec. 31, a pickup truck and a trailer loaded with a bobcat machine were stolen sometime overnight. A chain that secured the yard of the Healey Road property was cut to gain access to the vehicle and equipment.

Theft

Tuesday, Dec. 26, a McColl Drive homeowner in Inglewood reported to police that eight driveway reflectors were stolen from his property sometime in the night hours.

Thursday, Dec. 28 Christmas lights were reported stolen from the front of a home on Emily Carr Crescent sometime during the evening hours.

Thursday, Dec. 28, a homeowner on St. Michael's Crescent in Bolton reported that golf clubs and accessories were stolen from his garage sometime during the prior week.

Sunday, Dec. 31, several video games were reported stolen from a Queen Street retail store in Bolton during regular business hours.

Policing For Results

Telephone Survey

Caledon OPP will be continuing to conduct random community telephone surveys in order to improve the quality of policing delivered and determine the public's perception of safety and service from police.

Volunteers have already placed calls, which were well received by Caledon residents during December 2006. The volunteers will be continuing to conduct the telephone surveys in January 2007.

The calls will be made between 9 a.m. and 9 p.m. and should normally take approximately 10 minutes to be completed.

Phone numbers are chosen at random by the computer and the subject matter covers all aspects of policing, including some of the local programs that are offered. The results will be compiled into a package that will provide vital feedback for the OPP to determine what the concerns and priorities are in this community for the next two years.

Caledon OPP would like to extend their thanks in advance, to the residents of Caledon who may receive a call from the volunteers. We appreciate your time, patience and assistance with this project.

Domestic Disputes

Caledon OPP officers responded to six domestic disputes Dec. 28 and 29. No charges were laid.