Police

A post-mortem on the body of a male victim recovered from the scene of a fatal mobile home fire in Hearst on March 6, has confirmed the victim’s identity as Aldoria Fournier, 57, of Hearst, stated a police news release.

Cross-border telemarketing schemes remains one of the most pervasive forms of white-collar crime in North America.

Officers from the Greater Sudbury Police Service and the London Service received information of a Sudbury area male using telephone chat lines and the Internet to converse with youths.

Identity theft has been called the fastest growing crime in North America and the OPP want people to be aware of how to protect themselves from becoming a victim of this crime.

Espanola OPP received a report of a missing 15-year-old male on Mar. 5. The youth was last seen at 10:30 am, that morning, leaving a residence on Walford Rd. in Walford, and walking towards Highway 17.

Espanola OPP officers were dispatched to Webbwood where a complaint was made of a suspect siphoning gas from three motorized snow vehicles, which were parked in the back yard of a residence located on Young St.

The Greater Sudbury Police Service Drug Unit arrested two individuals from Southern Ontario in the Rainbow Centre Mall on March 8.

The partners in the local STOP program, (Greater Sudbury Police Service, Ontario Provincial Police & OFSC) have been out in full force on local Snowmobile trails attempting to make the trails safer for the snowmobile public in the Greater Sudbury

While on patrol in the area of St. Annes Rd., uniform officers witnessed a drug transaction on March 9 at 5:15 pm. The two officers approached one of the involved parties who subsequently fled on foot.

UPDATE: Byron Trudeau has been located. Following a search of the Little Current area with no leads to the man's whereabouts, the police received information around 8:30 pm that Trudeau may be in a residence in Little Current.