A1 Security Crime of the Week Sarnia Police along with the Ontario Provincial Police are seeing an increase in the number of impaired drivers in and around Sarnia Lambton. This is both shameful and frightening for all of our communities. Recently, volunteers and MADD Sarnia-Lambton Board members gathered and placed more than 200 white crosses
GRAND BEND ROBBERY On Tuesday, August 31, 2021 around 3:40 AM, two males entered a business in Grand Bend. One of the males distracted the employee while the second male put items in a bag. Both culprits fled the scene. An employee was assaulted during this incident. The suspects were last observed leaving the area
A1 Security Crime of the Week – Stolen Motorcycle from Grand Bend On October 26, 2021, a lone male was observed in Grand Bend as he stole a red Honda Crom motorcycle. The Honda Crom is a very small, 125cc motorcycle that sits only 30” high at the seat and weighs just 225 pounds. It
Missing Person – October 29, 2021 Sarnia Lambton Crime Stoppers is featuring a missing person in this week’s installment of the “A1 Security – Tip of the Week”. The Sarnia Police Service is looking for help from the public in locating a 61 year old man reported missing by his family members on Thursday, October
ARSON ON QUEEN STREET On September 25, 2021, shortly after 7 AM, Sarnia Police responded to a fire call in the 100 block of Johnson Street, near Queen Street. Sarnia Fire was already on scene and had distinguished the fire which involved a sailboat parked in a shared driveway. The intensity of the fire on
On October 4th, 2021, unknown persons broke into a residence in the 2000 block of Lakeshore Road in Sarnia. Once the culprits were inside, the thieves stole jewelry, Nintendo Switch with games, prescription medication, tools, foreign currency, several watches, gift cards and several gold collectable coins. This break-in occurred sometime between 7 45 AM and
All residents of Lambton County are encouraged to consider this opportunity, and we are particularly looking forward to applicants from Lambton County’s smaller communities. Additionally, Crime Stoppers would like to hear from young professionals within our community who are keen to help make Sarnia-Lambton a safer place for all. One of the primary functions
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
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
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
