Take Me In Tuesday
Dave Nikolai is “Black on Top” after posting $500 to “smooth” out a release plan. He has helped us “pave” away for future rewards . Thanks Dave!
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September 2021
A1 Security Crime of the Week
Sarnia Police Criminal Investigations Branch is currently investigating an incident of suspected animal abuse. This cruel incident occurred near the area of Confederation Street and Trudeau Drive on September 7, 2021. Two male suspects need to be identified and located and the information you provide to Crime Stoppers could help the investigators solve this incident
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Take Me In Tuesday
Franco ”Fast Fingers” Savo of Lambton Metal “fabricated” quite the story as he attempted to “coat” is way to freedom. $500 cash was part of his “structured” release plan. You got a “steel”of a deal Franco and are good to go!
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A1 Security Crime of the Week
LOOKING FOR OWNER OF URN AND ASHES On Saturday, September 11, 2021,around 10:30 AM, Sarnia Police were dispatched to the 1000 block of Confederation Street. The business owner at this location found an unusual item on the property. It was turned over to the police. A local funeral home was contacted and with their help
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Take Me In Tuesday
Doug “Slippy” aka “Scrapper” Slipacoff of Trijan Industries was in a bit of a “scrap” so he had to quickly find $500 to “recycle” his way to freedom. Don’t “demolish” the release plan Doug! You are worth your “weight” in Crime Stoppers gold!
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Take Me In Tuesday
Sylvie “Moving the Iron” Blanchard knows how to “sell” herself for and “auto”matic release after she made a $500 “cash deal” for release so she could return to her Lynmar Auto Sales position. She now has a new “lease” on life! We know you really “car”e Sylvie! Thank you!
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A1 Security – TIP of the Week
Sarnia Lambton Crime Stoppers is reminding listeners and followers to take ‘Back to School Safety’ seriously. We sometimes need to be reminded that we all have a responsibility to keep our students safe – whether it’s on the street, in the school or even at home during online learning. Drivers are reminded to slow down
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