Sarnia police Constable Chris Moxley displays Trace Pen technology. January 15, 2015 (Submitted photo.)Sarnia police officers are now using the Ontario Association of Chiefs of Police-endorsed Trace Pen technology.
It allows residents to mark and register valuables in case of theft.
Constable Chris Moxley says each Trace Pen provides the owner with a unique number to identify their property.
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The devices are available for sale for about $40 at local Home Hardware stores, or through the Trace Pen website.
Police were called to a home on Oakridge Street around 12:45 p.m. after a man threatened to kill someone else.
Council instructed administration on Tuesday night to prepare a bylaw that would restrict the use of e-bikes, e-scooters, and any motorised vehicle on sidewalks, paths, and multi-use trails.
The Toronto Maple Leafs scored four straight goals in the second period to beat Columbus 6-2 in NHL action Tuesday.
Windsor police are looking for a suspect after an armed robbery at a business on Drouillard Road earlier this month.
According to OPP, officers found suspected cocaine, a firearm, cash, and drug trafficking paraphernalia.
The incumbent candidate for Windsor mayor has appealed to residents to consider his experience, with potential challenges ahead.
