News relating to crime and police and traffic offenses in Niagara Region
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There have been four people charged with an alleged criminal impaired driving offence in the Niagara Region for the period Dec. 21-Dec. 27.
Ontario Special investigations Unit is investigating an incident in St. Catharines involving a suspect being shot and sent to the hospital on Christmas day.
Two individuals, one from Wainfleet and one from Welland, were arrested Monday for possession of an estimated $49,730 worth of illegal drugs, as well as illegal weapons.
The Niagara police is discouraging New Year’s revelry this year with a province-wide lockdown in place starting Oct. 26 saying there will be zero tolerance around emergency order infractions.
There are three people charged with an alleged DUI offence in the Niagara Region for the period Dec. 14-Dec. 20.
There are six people charged with an alleged DUI offence in the Niagara Region for the period Dec. 7-Dec. 13.
A man and woman from Niagara Falls face non-criminal charges after they allegedly violated Ontario laws designed to restrict the spread of COVID-19.
Two holidays fall on Fridays this December and January, so Niagara Region said waste collection will be delayed by one day on those days.