Saskatchewan RCMP officers responded to 6,658 calls for service during the week of May 16-22.
Saturday (21st) had the highest call volume at 1,316.
Among them was 186 for assault, 5 for robbery, 8 related to firearms, 2 for kidnapping/forceible confinement, and 124 for harrassment/uttering threats.
Police also responded to 133 calls for a collision, 9 for dangerous driving, and 105 impaired-related offences.
There were 87 reports of impaired drivers, 91 calls for break-and-enter, 236 theft-related calls, and 519 calls for mischief.
Under calls for non-offences, there were 226 false alarms, 305 for assistance, 108 breach of peace, 165 calls for mental health, and 19 non-suspicious deaths.
146 calls were made for bail violations, 40 for breach of probation, 30 failure to comply/to appear, and 160 for disturbing the peace.
The full breakdown from the previous is below.
| Divisional Operational Communications Centre(does not include calls for service by the public directly to local RCMP detachments) | |
| Calls for service total May 16-22 | 6,658 |
| Highest volume of calls for service was on May 21, 2022 | 1,316 |
| Reports of Impaired Drivers (RID calls) | 87 |
| Homicide | 1 |
| Homicides year to date (January, 2022 to last day encompassed in this report)**A suspicious death reported to Saskatchewan RCMP on April 15 is now being investigated by Saskatoon Police Service and has therefore been removed from the Saskatchewan RCMP’s year-to-date statistics. | 7 |
| Sexual assaults | 10 |
| Sexual crime – other (invitation to sexual touching, sexual interference) | 11 |
| Aggravated Assault | 6 |
| Assault | 186 |
| Assault with weapon or causing bodily harm | 61 |
| Robbery | 5 |
| Firearms (use of in the commission of an offence, discharge with intent, pointing a firearm) | 8 |
| Kidnapping/forcible confinement | 2 |
| Harassment/uttering threats | 124 |
| Other persons offences (domestic or family dispute, criminal negligence causing bodily harm, extortion with firearm, mischief – danger to life, etc.) | 35 |
| Break and Enter Total | 91 |
| Number of break and enters to a business | 13 |
| Number of break and enters to a residence | 52 |
| Number of other break and enters (encompasses sheds, storage containers, unattached garages, etc.) | 26 |
| Theft Total | 236 |
| Other theft over $5,000 | 33 |
| Theft $5,000 or under | 173 |
| Number of theft of motor vehicle | 30 |
| Mischief | 519 |
| Number of mischief – damage to property | 143 |
| Number of mischief – obstruct enjoyment of property (example: unwanted, intoxicated person at a residence) | 376 |
| Bail violations | 146 |
| Breach of probation | 40 |
| Failure to appear/comply | 30 |
| Disturbing the peace | 160 |
Reports of intimate partner and family violence
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| January 2022 | |
| Intimate partner violence | 339 |
| Family violence | 320 |
| February 2022 | |
| Intimate partner violence | 332 |
| Family violence | 352 |
| March 2022 | |
| Intimate partner violence | 389 |
| Family violence | 395 |
| Total intimate partner violence January- March, 2022 | 1060 |
| Total family violence January- March, 2022 | 1067 |
| Traffic | |
| Impaired-related offences | 105 |
| Number of roadside suspensions | 8 |
| Dangerous operation of a motor vehicle | 17 |
| Speeding (this does not include automated speed enforcement fines issued) | 1611 |
| Fines issued | 1029 |
| Warnings issued (education-focused interaction between police and public) |
582 |
| Collisions | 133 |
| Dangerous driving | 9 |
| Fatal collisions (number of incidents, not victims) | 1 |
| Non-offence Codes (generally, instances where Criminal Codes or Provincial/Federal Statutes aren’t broken – for example abandoned vehicles, animal calls, school visits, property or wellbeing checks, etc.) | |
| Assistance | 305 |
| False alarms | 226 |
| Breach of peace | 108 |
| 911 Act – other activities | 227 |
| Suspicious person/vehicle/property | 203 |
| Mental health act (generally, police officers responding to reports of persons thinking about suicide, or people with mental illness and requiring assistance): | 165 |
| Non-suspicious sudden deaths/Coroner’s Act (Every non-suspicious sudden death police officers respond to including reports of persons who died by suicide, natural, accident or undetermined. Specific breakdowns by cause of death are unavailable.) | 19 |
