Police

Greater Sudbury Northern Life Reporter Mandi Hargrave With the holiday season now underway OPP officers are enforcing driver safety with a larger presence on our roadways during the annual Festive RIDE program.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life A 12-year-old boy charged with setting a fire that destroyed the Steelworkers Hall Sept. 19 has been released on bail.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life A 50-year-old man has been charged with possession of a controlled substance for the purpose of trafficking after police caught him with 81 oxycontin tablets while he was walking on Notre Dame Avenue.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life Greater Sudbury Police are urging drivers to pay closer attention to road conditions and allow time for their journeys. As of late Tuesday night, police had responded to 20 collisions in just 24 hours.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life The Greater Sudbury Police Service is asking for the public's help in locating 20-year-old Race Baker, who is wanted on multiple charges. As a result of a drug warrant executed at a Frood Road resident on Nov.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life Six years ago, Manitoulin OPP, in conjunction with the Manitoulin Injury Prevention Coalition, launched a program called Operation Lookout which encourages motorists to call and report impaired or aggressive drivers.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life A 24-year-old man who ran a red light in Lively in front of OPP officers is facing drug and alcohol charges after they searched his vehicle.

A 20-year-old Whitby man was charged with stunt driving Nov. 29 after Sudbury OPP officers caught him driving 120 km/h on Regent Street, which has a posted speed limit of 60 km/h. His driver's license and vehicle were seized for seven days.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life The Steelworkers are putting a positive spin on the devastating arson that crumbled their hall to the ground two and a half months ago. On Sept. 19, the Steelworkers Hall on Frood Road went up in flames.

Greater Sudbury Northern Life If you view child pornography on the Internet, you will be criminally charged and prosecuted if caught, said Sgt. Tim Burtt. He is head of the cyber crime unit at Greater Police Service, and is assisted by Det. Const.