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Man arrested in Sarnia after threatening soccer players with a knife, stabbing a vehicle
Man arrested in Sarnia after threatening soccer players with a knife, stabbing a vehicle

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timea day ago

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Man arrested in Sarnia after threatening soccer players with a knife, stabbing a vehicle

A Sarnia police cruiser is seen on Friday, June 28, 2013. (Bryan Bicknell / CTV London) A man that threatened a group in a Sarnia park playing soccer with a knife is facing charges after an incident on Saturday evening. According to Sarnia police, an incident in Germain Park took place around 9:46 p.m., when police were called to the park for reports of a dispute. Calls that followed indicated that the man was attempting to stab people. By the time officers arrived on the scene the male suspect had left. Investigation revealed that the man had approached a group that were playing soccer, and asked a 24 year old for water. The victim indicated that he didn't have any, and the suspect became agitated, threatened them, and brandished a knife. The victim fled to his car, and the suspect stabbed the vehicle, puncturing the rear quarter panel. He then fled. The victim was unharmed. Officers located a man matching he description given of the suspect at a picnic table near the bathroom. The was arrested, and officers discovered a large butcher knife in his possession. A 28-year-old man of no fixed address was charged with:

Poor air quality in Sarnia-Lambton due to wildfire smoke
Poor air quality in Sarnia-Lambton due to wildfire smoke

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time2 days ago

  • Climate
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Poor air quality in Sarnia-Lambton due to wildfire smoke

Lambton Public Health headquarters in Sarnia, Ont. are seen on Wednesday, Oct. 23, 2019. (Bryan Bicknell / CTV London) A special air quality statement is in effect for Sarnia-Lambton on Saturday, issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada. The statement was prompted by wildfire smoke present in the area, which originated in forest fires in Saskatchewan, Manitoba and northern Ontario. It's expected that the smoke will clear from the area on Saturday evening and overnight, however, the Lambton Public Health Unit has issued some reminders about the risks associated with poor air quality. Those most at risk in poor air quality environments includes older adults, children, pregnant people, and those with chronic health conditions. Additionally, those that work outdoors and will spend lengthy times exposed the poor air quality are also at risk. It's recommended that those at risk limit strenuous outdoor activities, and monitor for symptoms. To help reduce chances of negative health impacts you can: drink plenty of water take extra precautions if you live near a highway or area where air quality could be impacted by traffic conditions keep windows and doors closed Symptoms include irritated eyes and difficulty breathing. If you are concerned about your health and experiencing symptoms due to exposure to poor air quality, it's recommended that you contact your healthcare provider.

Man charged for speeding and impaired driving in Sarnia
Man charged for speeding and impaired driving in Sarnia

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time3 days ago

  • Automotive
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Man charged for speeding and impaired driving in Sarnia

A man has been charged after his arrest for speeding and driving impaired, while under driving prohibitions. On May 28, police stopped and arrested a man on Blackwell Road in Sarnia. He was driving 180 kilometres per hour in a 50 zone, and his two breath tests both resulted in double the legal limit. The driver is subject to a probation order and has been charged with impaired operation of a conveyance, operation while impaired over 80, operating a motor vehicle while prohibited, breach probation, driving while under suspension, driving while prohibited under criminal code suspension and stunt driving. The vehicle was seized and impounded for 45 days, and the man was released with conditions to a future court date.

Special air quality statement issued for Lambton
Special air quality statement issued for Lambton

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time3 days ago

  • Climate
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Special air quality statement issued for Lambton

A special air quality statement has been issued for Sarnia and Lambton, as Lambton Public Health encourages residents to protect their health by taking precautions. The statement is in response to wildfire smoke from forest fires in northern Ontario, Saskatchewan and Manitoba and was issued by the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks and Environment and Climate Change Canada. The smoke is expected to affect the area later this evening and is expected to clear by Saturday morning. Special air quality statements are issued when the air quality health index is predicted to reach the high-risk category. Those facing higher risk to negative health impacts are children, older adults, pregnant individuals, people with chronic health conditions and people who work outdoors. People at risk are recommended to reduce strenuous outdoor activities and are encouraged to monitor for irritated eyes, increased mucous and difficulty breathing. It's recommended for the general population to reduce strenuous outdoor activity if they experience coughing and throat irritation. To stay updated on the air quality health index, check Air Quality Ontario.

Standoff results in arrests: SPS
Standoff results in arrests: SPS

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time6 days ago

  • General
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Standoff results in arrests: SPS

Arrests have been made in Sarnia following a standoff between police and two people. On Tuesday just before 2 p.m., the Sarnia Police Service was called to Vidal Street South, north of Divine Street, for an assault in progress. Witnesses told officers that a 51-year-old resident of Vidal Street South was the victim of the assault, which involved two other men. During the incident, police said a handgun was pulled and pointed at the victim's head. The two suspects ran from the scene and to a nearby apartment as sirens were heard headed towards the location. A containment was set up by the SPS on the home, securing the area. The involved suspects, who were potentially armed, wouldn't leave the home, leading to tactical response from the OPP. Several hours of negotiations took place, leading to both men surrendering just after 8:30 p.m. The investigation is ongoing and charges haven't been finalized. A 36-year-old man of no fixed address and a 54-year-old of no fixed address were arrested on several charges. Anyone in the area who witnessed the scene or has video surveillance of the incident that began on the street is asked to contact the SPS Criminal Investigations Division at 519-344-8861.

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