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OPP Briefs

Wednesday, 8 May 2019 at 06:40

OPP Briefs include vandalism at a local cemetery, strange details about a break and enter in Tillsonburg and a truck driver is facing distracted driving charges.

EAST ZORRA-TAVISTOCK - In the ultimate sign of disrespect, a headstone at a cemetery in East Zorra-Tavistock has been vandalized. 

Police say someone spray painted a headstone at the cemetery on 19th line last week. 

Anyone with information on this crime is asked to contact Oxford OPP or Crime Stoppers. 

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WATERFORD - The driver of a transport truck was charged by police after she was caught using her cell phone on Old Highway 24 near Waterford. 

Police say the 61 year old woman was charged with distracted driving on Monday afternoon. Norfolk OPP Detachment Commander, Inspector Joseph Varga says the incident proves that it is not just young people who are distracted drivers. 

"Distracted driving is not just an issue among young drivers. Men and women of all ages drive distracted. In 2018, the OPP laid more than 13,500 Distracted Driving charges and investigated collisions where 55 people died as a result of driver inattention. Do the smart thing, do the right thing, put down the phone and focus your attention on driving."

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TILLSONBURG - Oxford OPP are investigating a break and enter on Bidwell Street in Tillsonburg. 

Police say someone entered a home on Monday morning, opened all the closed door and furniture doors, however it appears nothing was taken. 

Members of the Oxford County OPP are continuing to investigate and are seeking the public's assistance with this investigation. If anyone has any information they are being asked to contact the Oxford County OPP at 1-888-310-1122.
 

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