Sarnia police in co-operation with Shred It and Walmart held their annual "Shred It" event Saturday. Constable John Sottosanti says a number of residents came out, despite cool temperatures, wind and some rain to properly dispose of personal and confidential documents. Police believe doing so helps prevent fraud and identity theft. The event was held at the Sarnia Walmart parking lot from 10am until 2pm. Donations were accepted for the Law Enforcement Torch Run for Special Olympics.
Veteran Len Maynard encourages people to leave them at their local cenotaph, local legion, or on the grave of a veteran.
A driver's alleged need for speed over the weekend got the attention of LaSalle police.
"Anything we can do to increase the safety of our roadways and pathways for our residents would be the responsible thing to consider," said Fred Francis.
Police in LaSalle have asked residents to be watchful after receiving complaints about a suspected scam on Tuesday.
The Ontario Provincial Police say it happened just after 8 p.m. on 9th Concession Road near Ferris Road in Essex.
Preparations started last month.
