Longlac
Break and Enter
LonglacOfficers with the Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are looking to identify the persons responsible for a break and enter to a garage in Longlac.
This break and enter and subsequent theft occurred during the evening hours of Saturday, the 1st of March at a residence on Albany Place in Longlac.
Stolen were two “Harley Davidson” leather jackets, a men’s three quarter length “Danier” leather jacket, a box of fire starter logs and a small toolbox with assorted hand tools. The men’s Harley jacket has a “Hearst Chapter, Ontario, Canada” patch on the right shoulder and the women’s Harley jacket is black with two white stripes on the sleeves.
Entry to the garage was gained through the main door and it appears that those responsible left the property through the back yard exiting out onto Picnic Point Road.
If you have any information on this or any other crime…call Crime Stoppers!
Break and Enter
Longlac
The Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police could use your help in identifying the persons responsible for several break and enters to remote camps in an area north of Longlac.
Several campers located at the Chipman Lake campground on Chipman Lake on the Lukinto Lake Road have been broken into since November of last year. There appears to have been two separate attacks on these camps; the November incidents, and the latest incidents reported to police in the early part of February when again generators were targeted. The latest theft was of a blue Yamaha generator, with model # EF1000IS and serial # 7CG210480. This particular generator also has the owner’s name engraved on top. Police are also looking to recover another Yamaha generator, model # EF1000 and serial # 0213361.
Chipman Lake is an area accessible primarily by motorized snow vehicle during the winter months. Police suspect that more than one individual is involved and that at least one snowmobile with a sleigh was used to transport the stolen generators. Approximately 7.5 kilometers of unplowed road needs to be traversed to get right to the camp area. Access to the camps themselves was gained by forcing open locked doors and cutting locks with bolt cutters.
If you have any information on these crimes…call Crime Stoppers!
Break and Enter
LonglacThe Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police are actively investigating a commercial property break and enter in which a small quantity of cash was stolen.
This incident occurred sometime overnight from 5:30 P.M. on Wednesday, the 16th of January and 8:00 A.M. the following morning at the Canada Brokerlink office on Dieppe Road in Longlac.
Entry to the building appears to have been through the front door. Stolen with various denominations of paper currency were two rolls of one dollar coins and one roll of two dollar coins.
If you have any information on this crime…call Crime Stoppers!
Stolen Snow Machines - Longlac
LonglacOfficers with the Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police out of Longlac could use your help in recovering a stolen snow machine and identifying the persons responsible for this theft.
Stolen was a light blue, 1980, 340cc, Kawasaki Drifter, snow machine with serial number 102079 and bearing Ontario license 410804.
The machine was taken sometime between 5:30 and 7:30 P.M. on Saturday, the 12th of January while left unattended at an apartment parking lot on Kenogami Drive in Longlac.
Evidence suggests the snow machine was started and at least initially driven off heading south on Kengami Dr.
If you have any information that can help police recover this stolen snow machine or identify the persons responsible for this theft…call Crime Stoppers!Theft - outboard motor
LonglacThe Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police out of Longlac are looking to recover a stolen outboard motor and identifying the persons responsible for this theft.
The motor was stolen on the night of Saturday, the 28th of April, from a residence on Hillcrest Drive in Longlac. A chain used to secure the motor at the side of the residence was cut.
Stolen was a grey, 9.8 Hp, Nissan outboard motor.
If you have any information on those responsible for this theft or know the location of this stolen motor…call Crime Stoppers!
Theft - copper wire
LonglacGreenstone Provincial Police out of Longlac continue to investigate two separate thefts of copper wire from the Kenogami Diversion Dam.
The dam is located in a relatively remote area east of Longlac at mileage 13 of the Blueberry Rd.
The first incident occurred sometime between the evening of Tuesday the 29th of May and the morning of Wednesday the 4th of June. Stolen was approximately 200 meters of copper wire with an estimated value of $1000.00. The wire ran along the base of the dam and was being used as a ground.
The second incident occurred sometime overnight on Wednesday, the 6th of June.
With a marked increase in the value of precious metals, and in particular copper, thefts of this nature continue to be a problem for police. Metals are sold to scrap metal dealers for significant prices. Usually the wire is stripped before sale and sometimes this is accomplished by burning off the insulation.
If you have any information on these thefts or any precious metal thefts…call Crime Stoppers!
Shed break-in
LonglacProvincial Police out of Longlac continue to investigate a storage shed break-in in which a number of items of considerable value were stolen.
This incident occurred sometime overnight on Friday, the 6th of April, at a residence on Hillcrest Dr. in Longlac. A small wooden storage shed located at the rear of the residence was forcibly entered by prying off the lock assembly that secured the door.
Stolen were six, new in the box, solar panels; two voltage regulators for the solar system; a 1500w “Honda” generator, a “Partner” chainsaw; a power ice auger; a “Power Pac”; and a “Shop Vac”. The estimated value of these items is in excess of $5,000.00.
Police could use your help in recovering these items and identifying those responsible. If you have any information on this theft…call Crime Stoppers!
Mischief
LonglacThe Greenstone Detachment of the Ontario Provincial Police out of Longlac are looking to identify the persons responsible for an incredulously stupid act of mischief in which a rock was thrown at a passing semi-tractor trailer unit.
This incident occurred at about 10:00 P.M. on Friday, the 20th of April along Highway # 11 just west of the town of Longlac. This is an area near the C.N. siding just west of the Longlac bridge and east of the Long Lake First Nation.
A tractor/trailer unit was traveling east bound when the driver observed a group of about four or five persons walking west along the highway when one of them stepped out onto the roadway directly in front of the on coming truck. The driver swerved to miss hitting any of them when a rock was thrown. The rock struck and shattered the windshield on the driver’s side.
Police have very limited descriptions of these individuals but the one that stepped onto the roadway appeared to be female.
If you have any information on this crime…call Crime Stoppers!
