The Estevan Police Service (EPS) is reminding the public about the need to be cautious in school zones.
The EPS is asking people to drive safely and watch out for excited young people. Students will be returning to the classroom on Tuesday; it will be their first in-person learning session since mid-March.
EPS members will be out patrolling the school zones, which have a speed limit of 30 kilometres per hour. Speed limits in school zones apply throughout the year, due to the presence of playgrounds on school properties, but there will be increased student activity on Tuesday and greater police presence.
In other police news, officers received a report of a gas and go from a service station Sunday. The matter is still under investigation.
Police received a call regarding three youths who had started a fire in an alley. A local resident advised that the fire had been put out before any damage resulted. If anyone has information regarding those responsible, please call the EPS.
Members received a call regarding a male chasing a young girl. The girl was located and police discovered the male was her father. The matter was related to a family dispute. No further action was necessary.
