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2 Keshena-area women arrested after high-speed pursuit in Fond du Lac County
FOND DU LAC – Two Keshena-area women were arrested Monday, June 30, after a 10.6-mile pursuit through Fond du Lac, according to Fond du Lac County Sheriff's Office. At about 9:24 a.m., a deputy in a K-9 team saw a vehicle with an equipment violation heading north on Interstate 41 near County Road B and caught up with the vehicle near the interchange at U.S. 151, just as the driver failed to obey a traffic signal turning north onto U.S. 151. Read more: Wrong-way driver in Fond du Lac evades police in low-speed pursuit, resulting in arrest The driver didn't yield when the deputy initiated a traffic stop, instead turning onto Camelot Drive. When the vehicle stopped briefly on Police Memorial Drive, the deputy watched as the driver switched seats with a passenger, and then the vehicle suddenly accelerated. The high-speed pursuit that followed traveled south on Martin Avenue, then U.S. 151. Deputies anticipated the suspects were trying to return to I-41, so when the vehicle entered the interstate, another deputy successfully deployed a tire deflation device. The vehicle slowed and entered the east ditch, then both occupants fled on foot. The first deputy pursued with his K-9 partner and a second K-9 team, apprehending both suspects and taking them into custody. Two deputies received minor injuries during the incident, but no property damage was reported. The original driver, a 42-year-old woman, faces charges including fleeing and eluding, party to a crime; two counts of resisting/obstructing an officer causing injury; possession with intent to deliver Schedule I and II narcotics, party to a crime; possession of THC, party to a crime; possession of drug paraphernalia, party to a crime; and felon in possession of a dangerous weapon. Read more: Ripon man arrested after leading chase on I-41 in Fond du Lac County She had previous convictions of felony eluding and drug-related charges, and is on probation for disorderly conduct and possession of narcotic drugs. The 34-year-old woman who took over driving during the pursuit faces charges of fleeing and eluding; first-degree recklessly endangering safety; two counts of resisting/obstructing an officer causing injury; possession with intent to deliver Schedule I and II narcotics, party to a crime; possession of THC, party to a crime; possession of drug paraphernalia, party to a crime; and misdemeanor bail jumping. She also has minor injuries related to the foot pursuit. The Wisconsin State Patrol, North Fond du Lac Police Department and North Fond du Lac Fire/EMS services assisted with the incident. Contact Daphne Lemke at dlemke@ This article originally appeared on Fond du Lac Reporter: Fond du Lac high-speed chase results in arrest of 2 Keshena-area women
CTV News
25-06-2025
- CTV News
Two people arrested after two men injured in Sydney Mines shooting
Two men are in custody after two other men were injured in a shooting in Sydney Mines, N.S., Tuesday night. Cape Breton Regional Police received a report around 11:30 p.m. that two men in a vehicle on Cook Street had been struck by a bullet fired from another vehicle. The victims identified the suspects and their vehicle, which police found on Ocean Street. Police say the vehicle was on fire when they found it. Members of the Emergency Response Team and a K9 unit tracked the two suspects to a trailer at a nearby home on Ocean Street, where they were arrested. The two victims were taken to the Cape Breton Regional Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries to their legs. The Sydney Mines Volunteer Fire Department attended the scene and extinguished the fire at the vehicle, which police seized. Police say the four people involved in the shooting are all known to one another and investigators are treating it as an isolated incident. Police say charges are pending against the two men in custody. For more Nova Scotia news, visit our dedicated provincial page
CTV News
22-06-2025
- CTV News
Suspect on the loose after break-in and assault in Windsor
The logo from a Windsor police cruiser in Windsor, Ont., on Thursday, July 16, 2015. (Melanie Borrelli / CTV Windsor) Early Sunday morning, a man broke into a south Windsor residence and attacked a woman in her home. Police responded to the break-in shortly before 3 a.m. in the 3300 block of Askin Avenue. The adult woman was asleep when an unknown man entered her home and assaulted her. She fought back and after a brief struggle, the suspect fled the scene in an unknown direction. The assault resulted in minor physical injuries of the victim. Police, assisted by a K9 unit, searched the area but haven't located the suspect. The incident is believed to be targeted and isolated, and investigators are asking for any dashcam or home surveillance footage between 2 a.m. and 4 a.m.
Associated Press
21-06-2025
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Valley Alarm Joins Simi Valley K9 Unit Fundraiser at Clays for K9s 2025
Valley Alarm Supports Simi Valley Police K9 Unit at Clays for K9s 2025 'We're proud to stand with the men, women, and K9s who protect our neighborhoods.'— Ed Michel, Co-President Valley Alarm VALENCIA, CA, UNITED STATES, June 21, 2025 / / -- Valley Alarm proudly participated in the Simi Valley Police Foundation's annual Clays for K9s fundraiser, held on June 13, 2025, at Oak Tree Gun Club in Valencia. This community event raised vital funds to support the Simi Valley Police Department's K9 Unit, helping provide advanced training, equipment, and care for its working dogs. Valley Alarm was represented by Sales Manager John Scott and team member David Turner, who joined dozens of other participants in the trapshooting competition designed to bring together local businesses, residents, and public safety supporters. 'Events like Clays for K9s show how strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community truly are,' said Ed Michel, Co-President of Valley Alarm. 'We're proud to stand with the men, women, and K9s who protect our neighborhoods.' This year's fundraiser included two rounds of trapshooting, a catered BBQ lunch, and high-energy raffle drawings featuring prizes. Teams from local organizations—including the Simi Valley PD K9 Unit and Elks Lodge members, who earned 1st and 2nd place, respectively—competed for bragging rights and a good cause. Funds raised from the event go directly to the Simi Valley Police Foundation, which supports programs not covered by the city budget, including officer training, equipment upgrades, and K9 program expenses. To see photos and highlights from the event, visit: 👉 About Valley Alarm Based in San Fernando, CA, Valley Alarm provides trusted security solutions to homes and businesses throughout Southern California. We protect what matters- from live video monitoring to mobile surveillance trailers —without hiring guards. Ed Michel Valley Alarm +1 800-550-2537 email us here Visit us on social media: LinkedIn Instagram Facebook YouTube Legal Disclaimer: EIN Presswire provides this news content 'as is' without warranty of any kind. We do not accept any responsibility or liability for the accuracy, content, images, videos, licenses, completeness, legality, or reliability of the information contained in this article. If you have any complaints or copyright issues related to this article, kindly contact the author above.
CTV News
18-06-2025
- CTV News
Police execute search warrant at Bradford home after reports of youths with a firearm
Police are warning the public about the serious consequences of carrying and misusing replica firearms following an incident this week that resulted in a search warrant being carried out in a Bradford neighbourhood. South Simcoe police say they received a report about two youths in possession of a firearm on Monday. The situation led to a search warrant being issued and officers, plus the K9 unit, showing up at a home on Carter Street the following morning. Officers recovered a realistic replica handgun during the search and have since worked to educate the family and those directly involved about the seriousness of incidents involving imitation weapons. 'Due to the nature of this incident involving minors, no further information will be released,' the police service noted in a Wednesday release. Police say reports about firearms are taken very seriously and are treated with urgency due to the potential risk they pose. 'Even when a firearm is not real, its appearance can lead to significant public concern and a heightened police response. Replica firearms can be easily mistaken for real weapons, especially in public settings, posing a serious risk and potentially dangerous, and life-threatening consequences,' South Simcoe police stated. Following this incident, the service is urging parents and guardians to teach their kids about the risks of carrying replica firearms.
