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Crime of the Week: Illegal tobacco affects all New Brunswickers
Crime Stoppers, Department of Justice and Public Safety, and Atlantic Convenience Stores Association are asking New Brunswickers to report suspicious activities involving the use, sale, transportation, and distribution of tobacco not purchased from a licensed retailer. The production and sale of illegal tobacco is not regulated which means, among many things,...
RCMP seek tips in connection with break, enter and theft at Oromocto Mall on January 10, 2016
West District RCMP are investigating a break, enter and theft that occurred at the Tim Hortons location inside the Oromocto Mall on January 10, 2016. At around 6:45 p.m, an unknown person or persons gained access to the business, causing property damage. An undisclosed amount of cash was stolen. The...
Crime of the Week: Protecting Fundy Atlantic Salmon
Fundy National Park and its partners are releasing hundreds of wild, endangered inner Bay of Fundy Atlantic Salmon back to their native rivers to spawn. As rivers cross jurisdictional boundaries and the value of salmon is high, a collaboration of six law enforcement agencies will be monitoring our rivers for...
Crime of the Week: Robbery and Kidnapping – Petit-Rocher-Ouest
Crime Stoppers and the Northeast District RCMP, Bathurst Detachment, are seeking the public's assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a kidnapping and robbery that took place at the Dépanneur 315 in Petit-Rocher-Ouest, N.B. On April 13, 2015, at around 10 p.m., a man entered the Dépanneur 315 and demanded...
Crime of the Week: Illegal Coastal or Airport Activities
Crime Stoppers and the New Brunswick RCMP's Coastal and Airport Watch Program are asking New Brunswickers to be vigilant of suspicious and irregular activities along the coasts and around remote airstrips. New Brunswick has approximately 550 kilometres of coastline and numerous remote airstrips. Criminal activity by individuals or organized crime...
Fredericton Police investigate arson after apparent copper theft
On July 15, 2015 at approximately 3:55am, emergency personnel were dispatched to a structure fire located at 1540 Allison Blvd. in Fredericton NB. It was believed that this fire was intentionally set after, what appeared to be, a theft of copper had taken place. We need your tips to help...
RCMP seeking to identify suspects in break and enter, theft of safe in Boiestown
Northeast RCMP is seeking assistance to identify suspects involved in a break and enter and theft of a safe from the McCloskey's General Store on Highway 8 in Boiestown, N.B. that occurred on May 3, 2015. Police responded to an alarm shortly before 10:30 p.m. where two people gained entry...
Police looking for suspect after parked car intentionally set on fire in Fredericton
On March 31, 2015 at approximately 4 a.m. Fredericton Police and the Fire Department responded to a residence on Maliseet Drive where a vehicle that was parked in the driveway was intentionally set on fire. It would appear through the course of the investigation that a lone unknown person, left in...
RCMP looking to identify victims related to sexual exploitation investigation, Moncton, N.B.
The New Brunswick RCMP’s Internet Child Exploitation Unit is seeking the public’s help to identify victims of a man who had been sexually exploiting boys online from at least January 2012 until the fall of 2014. Investigators have determined that this man was luring boys online by pretending to be...
RCMP investigating multiple break & enters; ATM thefts in Southeastern, N.B.
Codiac Regional RCMP and Southeast District RCMP are investigating break and enters targeting businesses with ATMs. So far, six ATMs have been stolen. These incidents occurred between September 2014 and January 2015. The most recent break, enter and theft occurred at the Five Bridges Neighbourhood Bar and Grill on Pine Glen Road in Riverview, N.B. on January 4,...
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