On March 26, Estevan police received a report of youth screaming at traffic and pedestrians on the street. Members attended and spoke to the two young men. They were warned of their actions.
On the same day, police also received a report of an attempted scam. The complainant advised that a message was received that appeared to come from the government saying there was a refund available. There was no information exchanged but the police remind the public that the government will not contact the public in this manner. People are asked to not respond or acknowledge the email.
Police also received a complaint in relation to the noise bylaw. Members attended and warned the property owner under the bylaw.
Police received a request to do a welfare check on an individual, as there was a report of someone yelling at the individual. Members attended and learned there was a dispute over self-care. The matter was resolved and mediated by the police.
Later police attended a disturbance between two parties but had separated prior to police arriving. Both parties were located at their individual residences and spoken to by police members.
