Mission RCMP reports 289 calls for service for October 5–11
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police detachment in Mission, British Columbia, reported 289 calls for service, 24 proactive patrols of identified hot spots and 11 curfew checks for October 5–11. The weekly bulletin was published October 18.
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The bulletin grouped several incidents handled in the area during the week. Police said a rider on an electric dirt bike fled an attempted traffic stop on October 8, was located later and arrested; the rider received a 90-day driving prohibition and violation tickets.
In a separate fraud case, a 72-year-old Mission resident reportedly lost more than C$10,000 to someone posing as an employee of the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre. Police advised people to verify unexpected requests through an organization’s publicly listed contact details and never share bank-card PINs.
Data
Mission RCMP weekly activity counts
Activity reported for October 5–11
| Calls for service | 289 |
| Proactive patrols of identified hot spots | 24 |
| Curfew checks | 11 |
Methodology
Counts of service calls, identified-hot-spot patrols and curfew checks reported in the RCMP weekly bulletin dated October 18 for the week of October 5–11. The totals are not counts of unique incidents or all police activity.
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