Annual Report-2007- Inside Pages.indd - York Regional Police
Annual Report-2007- Inside Pages.indd - York Regional Police
Annual Report-2007- Inside Pages.indd - York Regional Police
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Many thanks to Kelly Pearce of the Firearms Unit for your persistence on this one. It’s reassuring to find<br />
someone in the system who cares.<br />
Dutch<br />
DISTRICT HIGHLIGHTS<br />
Operation Sticky Fingers – Information from<br />
the District Crime Analyst on a rash of thefts from<br />
vehicles prompted Property Crime Unit officers to<br />
conduct surveillance in retail parking lots in the City<br />
of Vaughan. This surveillance led to a much larger<br />
criminal enterprise after three men were found in<br />
possession of 49 kilograms of cocaine, more than<br />
700,000 tablets of ecstasy and over $200,000 in<br />
Canadian currency. These arrests prompted Drugs<br />
and Vice Enforcement Unit and members of the #4<br />
District Criminal Investigation Bureau to execute a<br />
search warrant at a Vaughan home where an additional<br />
105 grams of cocaine, 1,200 ecstasy tablets, $95,000 in<br />
Canadian currency were seized along with one Taser<br />
gun, two handguns and two police-style raid jackets.<br />
Operation Nashville – Targeting speeding and<br />
impaired driving along Nashville Road between<br />
Highways 27 and 50, the four-day Operation Nashville<br />
resulted in 90 speeding tickets and five 12-hour driving<br />
suspensions being issued, in addition to the arrest of<br />
five individuals for racing offences and one person for<br />
Careless Driving. Officers also arrested three people<br />
for drug-related charges.<br />
Round Up 2 – Officers were assigned to identify,<br />
investigate and locate individuals living within the #4<br />
District boundaries wanted on outstanding warrants<br />
by <strong>York</strong> <strong>Regional</strong> <strong>Police</strong> or other police agencies.<br />
The 13-day initiative conducted by the Community<br />
Oriented Response (COR) Unit was a success. In<br />
total, seven individuals were arrested for outstanding<br />
Criminal Warrants, two for Ministry of Finance<br />
Warrants and one person for a Family Law Act<br />
Warrant.<br />
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