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Woodstock Police Briefs

Wednesday, 28 October 2020 at 14:10

Briefs include donuts and burnouts at the Cowan Fields, a woman arrested for going through vehicles, a Google Play email fraud and a recovered stolen vehicle.

WOODSTOCK - Woodstock Police arrested a woman for checking and entering vehicles at a business parking lot in the area of Springbank and Devonshire.

The 34 year old was busted on Tuesday and given a ticket for "Engage in Prohibited Activity on Premises" under the Trespass to Property Act.

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WOODSTOCK - Woodstock Police are warning the public about a scam making the rounds yesterday.

Police were called twice yesterday about fraudulent emails. The scammer sent an email using a friend of the victim's email address, asking for money though Google Play card codes. 

To prevent hackers gaining access to your email account, change your email password regularly and make your password long and strong by using symbols, numbers, capital and lowercase letters.

If a friend or family member is requesting money always confirm by speaking with the individual by another means of communication.

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WOODSTOCK - Woodstock Police charged two people with trespassing for doing donuts at the Cowan Fields.

Officers responded to the complaints yesterday. A 20 year old man and a 17 year old teen were given tickets under the trespassing act. 

Woodstock Police would like to remind drivers that public parks are not a safe place to participate in unsafe driving such as donuts and burnouts.

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WOODSTOCK - Woodstock Police were able to recover a stolen vehicle on Tuesday.

The vehicle was taken from a home on Adelaide Street. Officers want to thank the alert citizen who made the report. 
 

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