Chase follows break and enter
A caller who resides in the Rge. Rd. 12 area reported on Oct. 6 a pair of men that had been going door-to-door asking for gas had taken his neighbours truck, said Cpl. A.J. Mand.
The two suspects fled in the truck, hit the ditch and fled on foot. RCMP called their dog unit out.
The men were not located but police found the original car they had abandoned, which contained significant quantities of alcohol. The registered owner of the vehicle was contacted and he identified two men, a 19-year-old from Stettler and a 23-year-old from Red Deer, as possible suspects.
The investigation of the incident is still ongoing, Mand said.
Suspect caught
A break and enter was reported from a residence in the rural area of Markerville on Oct. 5.
The incident is believed to have occurred at 3:30 p.m. The residence's door was kicked in, Mand said.
A suspect, a man from Innisfail, was later caught and charged with breaking and entering. Stolen property taken from the residence was not recovered.
Disturbance investigated
Police are looking into a disturbance that occurred in the 42 Street area of Innisfail at 10:30 p.m. on Oct. 7.
Threats were allegedly made about a knife, Mand said. There were four people at the scene.
The incident is still under investigation.
Speeder charged with impaired driving
A man was charged on Oct. 6 with impaired driving after a sheriff pulled him over for speeding on the QEII.
He was pulled over at about 2:45 p.m., Mand said. When he appeared impaired RCMP were called to the scene and arrested him.
The man, who is from Sherwood Park, was charged with impaired driving and driving with his blood-alcohol level over the legal limit.
Mailboxes knocked over
Mailboxes near Rge. Rd. 281 were knocked over between Oct. 14 and 17, said Innisfail RCMP.
The lock was also cut, but it's unknown if any mail was taken.
Spotlight shooting
Police said someone with a spotlight was shooting in the Pine Lake area at about 9:10 p.m. on Oct. 7.
RCMP said the shooter was probably after wildlife.
Mand reminded the public that if they see anything suspicious, they should contact the RCMP.
Lock your vehicles
Mand said another unlocked vehicle was rifled through on 54 Avenue on Oct. 8. He reminded people that for security reasons they should lock their vehicles.
