Police Street Sweeper project cleaning up
LETHBRIDGE – The first ten days of the Lethbridge police Street Sweeper project has proven to be a success. The Lethbridge Police Priority Crimes Unit and Lethbridge ALERT have laid 86 charges – with more pending. They have also recovered $90,000 worth of stolen property and two loaded firearms.
Since much of property crime is rooted in the drug trade, the Street Sweeper operation has focussed on chronic offenders who use theft has a means to support their habit.
Since May 8, police have arrested the following people and charged them with a variety of offences.
Daymon William Sippola faces 33 charges including firearms offences, possession of stolen property, theft, theft of a motor vehicle and breach of a recognizance. Additional charges are pending.