Calls for Service (January 27 to January 28)

Moose Jaw Police Service

January 27, 2026 – January 28, 2026

0700 Hours – 0700 Hours

Total Calls – 57

 

0934 Hours – Fraud – Counterfeit currency was reported to the police. The incident is under investigation.

0941 Hours – Theft Under $5000 – 600 block Coteau St W – An individual reportedly stole an electronic device. The subject was warned of their actions.

1114 Hours – Break and Enter – 300 block Thatcher Dr E – A construction site was broken into, and multiple items were stolen. Police will attempt to identify the subject.

1126 Hours – Theft of Auto – 600 block Thatcher Dr E – A white 2025 Ford Escape was reported stolen. The incident is under investigation.

1202 Hours – Trespassing – An individual was witnessed trespassing on private property. Police identified the subject and will issue them a trespassing ticket.

1204 Hours – Fraud – The complainant reported cheque fraud to the police involving one of their employees. The incident was reported for informational purposes.

1216 Hours – Theft of Auto – 500 block Main St S – A 2006 Chevrolet Equinox was reported stolen. It was stolen during the overnight hours of January 26, 2026. Police will follow up with the complainant.

1257 Hours – Trespassing – The subject was issued a trespassing ticket.

1416 Hours – MVA Over – Main St N at Athabasca St W – Two-vehicle accident, one tow, one ticket was issued, and approximately $10,000 in damage.

1423 Hours – Parking Bylaw – A vehicle was reportedly parked across a sidewalk. The vehicle was moved.

1433 Hours – MVA Under – 500 block Main St N – A vehicle was struck while parked. Damage was caused. The name exchange was completed between both parties.

1611 Hours – Parking Bylaw – An unauthorized vehicle was parked in a private parking lot. Police were unable to contact the registered owner of the vehicle.

1741 Hours – MVA Over – 1400 Normandy Dr – Single-vehicle accident, two tickets were issued, and approximately $60,000 in damage.

1758 Hours – Unwanted Guest – The complainant reported that an unknown individual was in a residence’s bathroom. Police responded, and the subject vacated the area without incident.

1910 Hours – Parking Bylaw – A vehicle reportedly was blocking the complainant’s driveway. The vehicle was moved.

 

Business Checks – 5

911 Calls – 2

Assist Other Agencies – 5

Well-Being Checks – 3